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Worried that a construction boom across the border in Mexico will overwhelm sewage treatment facilit

NORTH AMERICA China-U.S. Trade Exhibition. June 1-3. New Jersey. Matching U.S. manufacturers

UN COUNCIL TO LIFT BAN ON ARMS TO S. AFRICAThe U.N. Security Council decided in principle to

The United States is unlikely to veto an international ruling calling for a change in U.S. dolphin-p

The accurate reporting of export statistics should be only a year away. That's when two key

South Africa's President Nelson Mandela Tuesday reaffirmed his African National Congress-dominated g

Reebok International Ltd., the world's second-largest maker of running shoes, has plans for manufact

Winning a consulting contract from the Asian Development Bank, in Manila, Philippines, may depend in

RUSSIA, IMF DELAY TALKS ON STANDBY CREDITMOSCOW - Talks between the Russian Central

The annual rate of consumer price inflation in the European Union was 3.2 percent in April, unchange

"Motorcycle fever" has driven up prices of imported Japanese motorcycles - coveted by many young Vie

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The widely predicted recovery in the tanker market is proving a long time coming. While ther

Gerhard Kurz, president of Mobil Shipping & Transportation Co., is proud of the doublehull and other

1994 is shaping up as the year that could redefine markets for U.S. grain growers, processors and ha

William Hathaway went to Europe five decades ago to fight in history's bloodiest conflict. In the fi

Brazilian privatization authorities again put off a "final decision" on the fate of state-owned ship

Outside the oil tanker industry, people call them supertankers. Inside the industry they're called b

INDIA HAS BIG PLANS FOR SHIPBREAKING YARDNEW DELHI, India - India has drawn an inves

Boeing Commercial Airplane Group predicts in its annual industry forecast that in the next 20 years

In a significant realignment of the U.S.-South African trade lanes, Mediterranean Shipping Co. said

One out of nine truckers pulled over Monday in North Carolina - site of the nation's first joint fed

CAROLINA FREIGHT CARRIERS CORP. (Cherryville, N.C.) - Don Shaw, formerly director of revenue account

Despite the phenomenal growth in intermodal traffic between the United States and Mexico, bulk shipm

Portland International Airport will close its north parallel runway for the summer on June 1 for ext

What's behind the recent rash of strikes in the railroad industry? Are the hit-and-run strikes by tw

RELEASE OF DOCUMENT DENIED TO FORWARDERLOS ANGELES - A federal judge has rejected a

A story Tuesday on Page 2B, "Service Returns to Normal in Wake of Conrail Strike," incorrectly state

Germany and the United States Tuesday signed a four-year "open-skies" agreement, regulating and expa

With U.S. coal exports down dramatically in 1993 and chances of recovery this year uncertain, easter

A short-line railroad that hauls mostly grain in northeast Iowa has been sold to a holding company b

Opponents of Teamsters president Ron Carey who stand to lose their positions if he succeeds in aboli

It wasn't just the giant coal-hauling railroads that enjoyed a 6.2 percent increase incoal loadings

Roadway Package System Inc. will complete a 15 percent expansion in its terminal network today by op

CLINTON URGES CONGRESS TO OK 6 C-17 PLANESPresident Clinton has urged Congress to approve fu

Freight forwarders like what they are hearing from United Airlines about itsplans for a new

A high-flying poker game could pay off big for the Greenville airport. "Activities will be f

Japanese and South Korean refiners doubt that Alaskan North Slope (ANS) crude will be widely welcome

Natural-gas futures on the New York Mercantile Exchange settled down 5.2 cents to $1.884 a million B

A group of 30 energy providers in the U.S. West has filed with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commiss