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CROWLEY MARITIME CORP. (Oakland, Calif.) - Jack Park, vice president of government relations, will r

June 8, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

The National Market for Environmental Protection Technology in coastal Jiangsu has gone into operati

The Clinton administration is toughening its stance toward South Korea in hopes of smashing what it

The European Commission said Wednesday it is willing to give shipping conferences antitrust clearanc

The world's richest industrial countries agreed to work toward greater harmony in the application an

The National Transportation Safety Board has cited a towboat operator's poor judgment and the failur

SENECA INSURANCE CO. RECEIVES 'A-' RATINGNEW YORK - Seneca Insurance Co. has earned

Maritime interests in Southern California, in a panic over pending federal clean-air regulations the

CHUNNEL TRAIN CARRYING TRUCKS, DRIVERS STRANDEDLONDON - A Channel Tunnel train carry

CSX INTERMODAL (Hunt Valley, Md.) - Ronald T. Sorrow was promoted from vice president of sales and m

International Petroleum Exchange June 8, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)_

The U.S. dollar slid against the Japanese yen Wednesday but firmed against the deutsche mark.

Increased sales of U.S. medical supplies in Peru are a sign of that country's economic healing.<

Japan's Mitsubishi Materials Corp. and Australia's MIM Holdings Ltd. have emerged as rivals in a bid

Latvia's underutilized export capacity for oil could be pressed into service and help ease a growing

San Diego Gas and Electric Co. said it supports the California Public Utilities Commission's aim to

Hugo Boss AG, the upscale German menswear manufacturer, has made a considerable improvement in its b

China said it issued more than 4 million credit cards in 1993, double the number of 1992. Of

SANTOS PORT RETURNS TO NORMAL AFTER STRIKESAO PAULO, Brazil - Administrative workers

MARAD BACKS LOAN TO BUILD TANK BARGESWASHINGTON - The Maritime Administration has ap

ITT Hartford Life Insurance Cos., moving outside North America for first time, has entered into a jo

The Port of Portland, Ore., is taking a crucial step that eventually will lead to the deepening of t

After months of consideration, the Port of Singapore Authority has decided on a range of tariff incr

Rival bidders for a railroad that runs through Maine from Saint John, New Brunswick, are using the f

Radio Shack has teamed with Federal Express Corp. to offer its customers a nationwide electronics-di

Eleven more Romanian stowaways were detained aboard a containership docked here Wednesday as the epi

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

History was made 50 years ago this week, and it had nothing to do with the invasion of Normandy.

The problem of stowaways at the French Port of Le Havre continues to baffle carriers and immigration

Amoco Corp. will participate in a $52 million government-business project that will develop software

The head of the California Coastal Commission based his recent rejection of Chevron's request for re

Jordan's imports rose by 10 percent to 2.45 billion dinars ($3.47 billion) last year and Iraq remain

A national center to promote discussion on Asian-U.S. trade is being established in Seattle.

Propelled by vast restructuring measures and lower labor costs, Western German productivity per hour

A senior British official Wednesday criticized the European Union for its ''intolerable" quotas on C

The U.S. Coast Guard believes that 14 U.S. Army vehicles that rolled off a barge tow into the Missis

The law requiring truck rates to be filed at the Interstate CommerceCommission does not prot

Lufthansa German Airlines has opened a new cargo hub in Moscow to serve Russia and the other republi

A strike by 2,400 members of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners against transportation