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Federal Energy Regulatory Commission member James Hoecker has set the stage for the agency to fight

ASIAN FUEL OIL PRICES RALLY ON TIGHT SUPPLIESSINGAPORE - Prices for 180-centistoke g

EU, US PLAN TO BEGIN AIR CARGO TALKS JAN. 25The United States and the European Union have se

China must further improve its human rights policies to qualify for a renewal this year of its U.S.

(1) DAILY INDEX Annual Smoothed percent -2.181/3 94.71/4 94.41/5

Southern Pacific Lines has taken delivery of 230 new aluminum-body rotary quad hopper coal cars buil

Canada's forest industry is hopeful that a decade-old dispute over softwood lumber exports to the Un

A key border for trade with Central America has been spared during civil unrest in Mexico's southern

A private company in Southern California is promoting the concept of a uniform truck driver identifi

Simuflite Training International said it recently signed agreements to provide training for Pratt &

In an attempt to take advantage of a developing worldwide cellular sales network, Qualcomm Inc. of S

MCDONNELL ACCEPTS PENTAGON C-17 PROBATIONMcDonnell Douglas Corp. agreed last week to a Penta

Introduction to Networking. Jan. 10-11. Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta. Contact: (404) 894

If 1993 was the year of innovation, this year looks to be the year of implementation as new equipmen

Germany will push during its European Union presidency, in the second half of 1994, for Value Added

Vietnam needs to invest "hundreds of billions of dollars" to boost basic transportation infrastructu

Companies producing computer programs plan to send a high-level delegation to the United States earl

Indonesia's draft budget for fiscal 1994-95 is seen as a signal of the nation's growing reliance on

Railroads and motor carriers make the turn into 1994 after largely escaping permanent damage from la

Last August, a document was leaked from the vice president's office that recommended eliminating rem

After hiking fuel taxes and finally dealing with truck rate undercharges in 1993, Congress this year

With cargo volume growth stalled and health-care costs skyrocketing, it looked like 1994 was going t

Here are the major maritime recommendations of the committee led by Vice President Al Gore charged w

APL LAND TRANSPORT SERVICES GLOBAL TRADE PACTSBOOST STACK SERVICESWe are excited abo

Among key promotions in the railroad industry in the United States and Canada were: Yvon H.

If intermodal equipment suppliers' order books are an indicator of success, 1994 looks to be a banne

In late November, the Interstate Commerce Commission was closed for two days due to electrical damag

Analysts believe the trucking industry may finally be ready to stabilize after more than a decade of

AMERICAN TRUCKING ASSOCIATIONS NATIONAL HIGHWAYSMUST BE UPGRADEDLooking forward to 1

In the fight for survival in the trucking industry, a tie or split decision just will not do.

Industry watchers say the same scenario of new taxes, tightening environmental rules and supply disr

Buoyed by several major breakthroughs in 1993, motor carriers are gearing up for increased trade acr

Protection and indemnity clubs can afford to shift their focus in 1994 from strengthening their fina

Ocean carriers plying the Pacific had an unsettling year. Rates on major commodities in the

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

CHINA STILL TOLERATES HONG KONG DOLLAR USEBEIJING - China appears to be willing to t

Friday, Jan. 7, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Until recently, you needed months and a mountain of paperwork to find out if a particular ship had a

Economists urged caution in interpreting news of an 8.70 billion franc French trade surplus in Octob

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York, are selling rates among trading