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The Canadian government will be forced to appoint an arbitrator to settle the British Columbia water

Software Toolworks Inc. and Wearnes Technology Private Ltd. announced plans to establish a joint-ven

Leading U.S.-flag carriers are lining up against a Defense Department trial program under which U.S.

High water and ice problems were easing at midweek across the inland waterway barging system, but ri

MACEDONIA TRADE ROUTE CUT BY ANGRY GREECEATHENS, Greece - Greece suspended diplomati

The return of most-favored-nation status to Romania will help make 1994 "a giant turnaround" for the

Japan's bid to treat rice as a preferential cargo reserved for Japanese shipping companies is a dang

The city of Long Beach Wednesday said it is dropping its lawsuit against the neighboring Port of Los

Oil tankers discharging in South Korea could be subject to delays as a result of damage to the singl

Women's Transportation Seminar and Transportation Research Forum. Feb. 17. Joint dinner meeting of b

EU COMMISSION PROBES AID TO GREEK SHIPYARDSBRUSSELS - The European Commission Wednes

A beleaguered railcar lessor in San Francisco is getting an equipment industry veteran as its chief

Axa Groupe, France's largest private insurance company, will widen it presence in the marine, aviati

A Pennsylvania contractor and three companies he controls have been charged in a federal indictment

It was barely mentioned at last week's meeting of the California Trucking Association, but the strik

Early hope for an agreement on a Massachusetts double-stack rail plan has faded this week as Consoli

While insurers in California weathered last month's Northridge earthquake, a subsequent catastrophe

DERAILED CARS CRASH ONTO LAWNS IN ONTARIOMONTEITH, Ontario - About 20 railcars left

Air France stepped up its campaign to gain approval for a massive infusion of government capital thi

LIBERTY MUTUAL TO DROP GROUP MEDICAL SALESDOVER, N.H. - Liberty Mutual Insurance Gro

John Hayhurst won't bet on it publicly. But others in the aircraft industry believe BoeingCo. and fo

DISASTERS DAMAGE NYMAGIC EARNINGSNEW YORK - Nymagic Inc., an insurance holding compa

The long-stalled U.S.-Canada negotiations for a new bilateral air transport agreement may be jump-st

Air Canada and Galileo International have announced an agreement to form a new computer reservations

After a couple of false starts, a House subcommittee will begin work next week on national disaster

Two Lexington real estate appraisers, Charlie Murphy and R.W. Crabtree, have been added to the list

It may seem like the ultimate paradox, but the U.S. government and its aerospace industry may have S

Insurance executives skated with members of the New York Rangers at a fund- raiser Tuesday which net

The National Transportation Safety Board is recommending changes in aircraft spacing and air traffic

BN CREWS CLEANING UP AFTER 11-CAR DERAILMENTSANDPOINT, Idaho - Crews worked Wednesda

Sir Leon Brittan, trade commissioner of the European Union, on Wednesday entered the jockeying to su

China posted a $900 million trade deficit for January as imports rose 42 percent over January 1993,

Western German wholesale prices rose 0.6 percent in January from December and were unchanged from Ja

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A Japanese consortium, Campex, has made what is believed to be Cambodia's first oil and gas discover

Undermined by economic stagnation, Dutch industrial production fell 1.5 percent in 1993, the first s

Leading environmental groups said they will call on trade and environment ministers from 25 nations

As a March 31 deadline approaches for the shutdown of the Coordinating Committee for Multilateral Ex

Look for prices of imported Japanese motor vehicles to jump by about $50 to $60 if the Clinton admin

Texaco Inc. is talking with members of California's Air Resources Board (CARB) on the possible quali