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German shipbuilders are pressing the Bonn government to appoint a maritime coordinator within the Ec

Korean container manufacturers, once kings of the seas, are fighting a rear- guard action against an

As shipping capacity continues to grow on major trade lanes such as thetrans-Pacific, where

When Congress passed the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act in 1991, the title alone s

Lone Star Gas International Inc., a subsidiary of Enserch Corp., Wednesday said it has completed an

Refiners and crude traders on the West Coast for the most part are opposed to a suggestion in a rece

Mexican law-enforcement authorities say they have put a dent in a major smuggling operation with the

Sweden's industrial production rose 2.1 percent in April, compared with March, according to prelimin

India, which has ordered huge white sugar imports to overcome a domestic shortage, may find its plan

Shipping companies from the Commonwealth of Independent States are finally starting to scrap old fre

European and Japanese shipowners have written to President Clinton urging the United States not to r

1313 (June 22, 1994) Previous day - 1312 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Over the last decade, the keystroke has become popular in Barbados, the Caribbean island renowned wo

Total crude steel production rose in the industrialized world by 1.5 percent to 33.5 million metric

A prominent Persian Gulf economist this week urged gulf Arab states to impose indirect taxes and con

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural ServiceAgric

The National Transportation Safety Board's final report on last year's Amtrak derailment in Mobile,

Federal officials, air shippers and carriers will meet today in Detroit to try to resolve severe dif

As the number of shipping containers and trailers that are lost to robberies and thefts spirals upwa

Transportation Secretary Federico Pena said a four-point program he unveiled Wednesday will eliminat

Shipping companies sailing from Japan to the United States called an emergency meeting for today fol

BRITISH TANKER OWNER REVERSES QUARTERLY LOSSLONDON - Stolt Partner SA, which owns si

Norfolk Southern Corp. is putting its strategic focus on continuously improving customer service, ac

SECOND RAIL STRIKE PARALYZES BRITAINLONDON - British railway workers staged a second

It makes no sense for the National Association of Insurance Commissioners to link passage of a model

The number of vessels insured for liability by the Assuranceforeningen Skuld protection and indemnit

Transport will loom large at the European Union's summit starting here Friday as leaders of the 12-n

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

Despite the uncertainties of cargo on the backhaul, U.S. trucking companies appear more optimistic a

As part of the transportation industry's increased focus on providing ''seamless" service,the automa

As of June 22, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

JAPAN, US STILL AT ODDS ON SPECIALTY INSURANCETOKYO - Japan is rejecting U.S. demand

Rep. Jack Brooks, D-Texas, the powerful chairman of the Judiciary Committee, bowed to the politicall

Tuesday June 21, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

Insurance broker Rollins Hudig Hall said it would "vigorously defend itself" and four executives aga

EU'S TRADE DEFICIT WITH WORLD FELL IN '93BRUSSELS - The European Union's trade defic

European officials urged South Korea Tuesday to drop plans to double its shipbuilding capacity or ta

Australia on Tuesday painted a bright picture for world commodity markets in the year to June 1995,

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BP America would accept Philip J. Loree's proposed solution to the stalemate on the Alaska oil expor