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June 3, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

Thousands of railroad buffs sing the praises of the old Pennsylvania Railroad, but a Chicago-area ma

Attorneys for Exxon Corp. and the fired and allegedly drunk captain of its most notorious oil tanker

The widely hailed cooperation agreement between Lufthansa German Airlines and United Air Lines has r

Principals of Texport Oil Co., a Houston oil products trading company, have decided to exit the busi

MarineSafety International, a U.S. company specializing in maritime training, is launching a sales d

With the help of a company videotape, the San Luis Obispo County district attorney's office has made

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent)is as f

Apple Computer launched its PowerPC Macintosh in China last week, hoping a combination of speedy mac

The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission plans to fine Commonwealth Edison Co. a total of $300,000 for

After receiving a bevy of shipowner complaints, the Coast Guard has withdrawnfrom public dis

Mexican exports to the United States increased 22.3 percent in the first three months of this year v

Ports Canada International Computer Conference. June 8-9. In association with American Association o

The government is investigating allegations that 7,000 military and commercial jet aircraft engines,

Each year, Californians are supposedly paying $6.4 billion more than they should for electrical serv

Following the deaths of eight trackside workers over the past 12 months, the Federal Railroad Admini

Explosive growth in trade to Southeast Asia, especially China, will continuefrom West and Ea

The Anro consortium is launching a weekly service between ports in Australia and Southeast Asia star

Asian robusta coffee prices will gain further as demand continues to outstrip supply and as buyers i

American President Line's container terminal expansion project here faces local, state and federal e

Nearly 50 Navy civilians stationed at Newport News Shipbuilding will lose their jobs by the end of S

A state senatorial committee today will have to decide whether a marine pilots bill passed by the st

Travelers Inc. and Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. confirmed last week they were still discussing an

Senior officials from poor developing nations lashed out at a bill sponsored by Sen. Tom Harkin, D-I

Swiss retail sales in April fell a nominal 6 percent from a year earlier and fell a real 5.3 percent

Five Romanian stowaways who were apprehended aboard a containership here last week said that they th

The insurance industry is turning a focused eye toward solutions as the tab for arson tops$2 billion

Are they ships? Land-based hotels?A combination of the two?These questions perplexed

REGIONAL BLOCS Symposium on Caribbean Economic Development. June 9-10. Washington, D.C. Cont

Through the heat and dust of the boulevard, dilapidated buses, cabs and donkey carts seem to move in

Tosco Corp. reached an agreement with BP America, a subsidiary of British Petroleum PLC of London, t

On the night of June 5, 1944, about the time that Allied paratroopers were landing behind German lines in Normandy...

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index fell to a level of 101.2 on Friday, down0.1 point fro

Taiwan Friday lifted a ban on foreigners setting up banks and eased restrictions on foreign investme

The head of Canada's most powerful shipper group is warning that a merger of the eastern networks of

Australia's agricultural industries are becoming increasingly active players on commodity futures ma

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 234.35 up 0.51 w

Should the long-standing ban on exports of Alaska North Slope crude be reversed, a drop in shipments

The Federal Aviation Administration will halt further development of microwave landing systems and h

The U.S. Labor Department has asked a federal court to force a marine engineers union to rerun a Mar