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Financial backing for First Line, one of the proposed insurance plans offering certificates of finan

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

Logistics management is no longer just a buzzword. It's a rapidly growing field as more and more com

The Port of Tacoma Commission is sifting through 61 applications from people hoping to fill the seat

Are third-party operators a trend or a fad among the nation's largest shippers? Robert Lieb,

Whether you blame it on simple inertia or fear of increased costs, the result remains the same: Smal

When looking at the so-called floating warehouse, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Some

All's well in the world of shipping unless a company wants to use a ship to send products across the

When Jack Reeves seized the reins as traffic manager for McCall Pattern Co. of Manhattan, Kan., 15 y

ITALY'S ALENIA WINS CHINA AIR TRAFFIC BIDBEIJING - Alenia of Italy said it won in in

The Federal Maritime Commission is postponing this week's round of hearings connected with its 4-mon

The insurance industry, a naturally conservative business, now has the Congress it wants. Lo

Yang Ming Line, a Taiwanese ocean carrier, is looking into starting a new Pacific Northwest service

The Association of American Railroads is cutting its work force by 12 percent through a voluntary bu

The Interstate Commerce Commission is rapidly moving toward a decision on Union Pacific Corp.'s prop

The bustling economies of Asia have produced another cottage industry: headhunters specializing in b

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The Brownsville Navigation District, the closest Texas seaport to Mexico, expects to have a fifth oi

The International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union is beginning the process of hiring 120 new

SINGMARINE WINS CONTAINERSHIP ORDERSingmarine Industries Ltd. said it won aS$25 mill

European seaports and environmentalists are set on a collision course over the next decade.

It's taken just five years for U.S. shippers to learn to sing along with the HarmonizedCommodity Des

It may take until the next century, but the problem of retroactive truck-rate claims will finally di

Even though no ship with a capacity of more than 5,000 20-foot containers has arrived on the West Co

U.S. shippers, freight forwarders and customs brokers alike bemoan a variety of logistics snarls in

Piet Steyn, the chief executive officer of Rennies Group Inc., the largest freight-management organi

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SEAWAY SUMMIT FINDS SUPPORT FOR OVERHAULU.S. and Canadian maritime-industry interests have r

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Sponsors of a two-year test on alternative fuel vehicles say their studysucceeded, but it is

Australia's unemployment rate fell to its lowest level in nearly four years, data on Thursday showed

When Deng Xiaoping launched China's economic reforms in the 1980s, he is reputed to have said that "

Before departing for a summit with Asian leaders, President Clinton delivered a speech that hearkene

Bank of America and Citibank received licences on Thursday that will make them the first U.S. banks

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

A dozen wealthy Hong Kong businessmen are looking to become even richer as work progresses on a ligh

Coal prices will rise 10 percent to 20 percent in 1995, depending on the quality and type, a consult

The regular monthly council meeting of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade made no progress T

A few years ago, if tulips auctioned in Amsterdam at dawn were to appear on a Manhattan store shelf