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Who could resist the temptation of a Russian investment that is nicknamed ''Boris" and offers fat yi

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

The Russian government postponed implementation of controversial new duties on imported goods, which

For the second day in a row, the daily Industrial Price Index hit a new 1994 high, indicating the pr

A study by a respected law enforcement agency may give the Interstate Commerce Commission and its pa

MOTOR CARRIERS TO GET FEE REFUNDS FROM MASS.WASHINGTON - Motor carriers that paid Ma

Louisiana will put up $1 million or more as part of a lawsuit to try to recoup up to $4.5 million fr

China unveiled Friday an ambitious "Agenda 21" plan to promote sustainable development that will rel

The Channel tunnel linking England and France probably is the safest construction of its kind in the

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The malfunction of a gas-line regulator that caused more than 30 fires in Alameda is prompting state

U.S. companies are increasingly losing business abroad as foreign companies unhindered by U.S. anti-

SANDALWOOD SUPPLIES LOW, MARKETERS SAYAuctioned supplies of sandalwood, generally fr

Plans to privatize Cambodia's rubber industry have fired hopes that the once- flourishing industry w

Kazakhstan's state-owned communications company has formed a joint venture with Salomon Brothers (U.

China said it will allow foreign accountants to take local certification exams in a move that Hong K

The Paris Club of Western governments cut Poland's $33 billion official debt by $8 billion, PAP news

A business group - concerned about competition from wealthy foreign firms - wants government to rest

AETNA: QUAKE LOSSES REMAIN AT $80 MILLIONLOS ANGELES - Earthquake estimates by the C

A group of insurers wants the New York State Department of Health to delay proposed standards for re

Not a lot of people get the chance to play the role of law giver. Among others, there was Mo

A new automated air traffic control system, hampered by cost overruns and development problems for y

Bankers and government officials in Ecuador say they expect record new foreign investment over the n

Amtrak admits that electrifying its Northeast Corridor will hamper Providence & Worcester Railroad's

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Friday said it is nearing a decision on the approval of a m

China, facing surging illegal imports of everything from cigarettes to limousines, has ordered custo

Coal terminals on the U.S. Gulf Coast sharply increased their share of metallurgical coal exports to

The United States and Canada could soon be embroiled in a farm trade war following the collapse of b

1279 (Apr. 15, 1994) Previous day - 1263 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Replicas of two Christopher Columbus ships were extensively damaged in the Port of Corpus Christi af

The Port of Paradip on the east coast last week received its first oil tanker, ending its isolation

Given the boom in China's trade, much of it routed via Hong Kong, the largest containerport operator

CANADA SAYS 4 NATIONS DUMPED CARBON STEELWINNIPEG - Revenue Canada issued a final ru

The largest U.S. steamship line was forced to take in a tenant at its Port Newark-Elizabeth terminal

After years as the top worry for New York waterfront management, a program that pays dockworkers sal

Clifford M. Sayre Jr., a retired E.I. du Pont de Nemours vice president who is an international cons

A simmering row over additional charges on cargo, proposed by Japanese steamship lines, is reaching

STUDY PROJECTS COSTS OF PLANE NOISE RULESWICHITA, Kan. - The U.S. airline industry c

As 20 Romanian stowaways boarded a bus for the New York-New Jersey area last week, carrier officials

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