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Genstar Container Corp., the world's largest container lessor, announced its resignation last week f

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West Coast seafaring labor unions want to block American President Lines Ltd.'s bid to put six giant

The Federal Maritime Commission and the European Union's executive agency are exploring ways to coop

The increase in shipping tonnage lost at sea during the last nine months - confirmed by a recent stu

Barely 60 days before 41 states lose their right to regulate intrastate trucking rates,routes and en

The U.S. Customs Service and customhouse brokers are working more closely with their counterparts ar

A two-week Federal Aviation Administration test completed last week proved that commercial airliners

The U.S. Navy's Military Sealift Command awarded a one-year, $9 million service contract to Sea-Land

Friday, Oct. 28, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONS FORM SOLIDARITY GROUPLONDON_ Action for Southern Africa, a new group t

Oct. 28, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

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

Developing nations would receive at least an extra $5.4 billion every year if royalty payments were

G-7 PRAISES UKRAINE FOR ECONOMIC REFORMSWINNIPEG, Manitoba - The world's rich nations gave U

Failing to meet a European Union deadline to accept more airline competition, France's transport min

Wait till next year. That old rallying cry used to be applied to the Brooklyn Dodgers. Now i

Insurance-industry and congressional officials are determined to resurrect Superfund reform legislat

BHP WELL IN VIETNAM STRIKES HYDROCARBONSCANBERRA, Australia - Australian oil and gas

Typhoons and a rocky sea bed have delayed work on a pipeline Vietnam needs to begin exploiting its s

Oct. 28, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

The Vietnamese government has allowed Coudert Brothers, a leading international law firm, to open of

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Nonpetroleum import prices continued to move upward in September, rising 0.3 percent from the previo

The United States is unlikely to push for a hemispheric free-trade agreement at the upcoming Summit

A study conducted by the National Association of Independent Insurers has found the use of personal

Burlington Air Express reported an operating profit of $22.2 million during the third quarter, up 47

The criteria by which insurers price the products they sell is under attack. A number of sta

An explosion ripped through a major refinery Friday operated by Conoco Inc., injuring an unknown num

FELTRIM COURT CASE ADJOURNED AGAINThe "Feltrim" case - which involves a group of Llo

EQUITABLE OF IOWA COS. SETS A REVENUE RECORDDES MOINES, Iowa - Equitable of Iowa Cos

Pennsylvania Power & Light Co. announced a major restructuring Friday that will centralize the compa

Listed below is a status report in states where implementation of economic deregulation of intrastat

Air cargo operators at Japan's new Kansai International Airport report a host of start-up problems a

The South American air cargo market is continuing to rally, with gains in northbound U.S. import vol

SHORELINE, P&I CLUBS TO DISCUSS COFRSOil-tanker pollution insurers will meet with Shoreline

STEVEDORES PROTEST PLAN TO RAISE HOUSTON FEESHOUSTON - The West Gulf Maritime Associ

A lawyer for oil-spill claimants said he would try to overturn a judge's decision that frees Exxon C

The U.S. dollar will decline to new lows this week, with the Federal Reserve waiting for the electio

"This December's summit is the right setting for the nations of the Americas to agree on a blueprint