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Different rules for liner shipping on either side of the Atlantic would not be acceptable, Britain's

LLOYD'S REJECTS CLAIM FROM EXXON FOR SPILLLONDON - Underwriters at Lloyd's of London

The ruling council of the Teamsters union has ordered a new election at the local covering 5,200 Nor

Oct. 12, 1993 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

International Petroleum Exchange Oct. 12, 1993Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

On his visit to China starting Oct. 19, Secretary of Agriculture Mike Espy will urge trade officials

The following is the list of bunker prices obtained during the course of week ending Oct. 8, 1993. U

As of Oct. 12, 1993 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

"Time-definite shipping" and "partnershipping" are more than buzzwords among shippers looking to cut

Behind the fierce debate over whether the United States should continue subsidizing U.S.-flag vessel

Representatives from more than 120 organizations, ranging from carriers and ports to freight forward

Tackling two major insurance crises and banning youngsters from toting guns top the agenda for a fiv

You have to admire brave souls with responsible jobs who are willing to make gutsy public prediction

Sea Containers Ltd., the London container-leasing and shipping group, has agreed to buy the containe

Research showing that U.S. railroads were not important to America's economic development won its au

New Hampshire, the state renowned for promoting everything from liquor to lakes, will stop promoting

A U.S. advisory committee last week urged the Clinton administration to sharply increase spending on

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 219.25 up 0.81 which compares wi

The Kentucky Insurance Department must disclose the names of bidders for the failed Kentucky Central

Tanker owners remain at loggerheads with their customers about the depressed state of the market, bl

Tuesday Oct. 12, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

Contract logistics firms, entrenched in U.S. manufacturing as top management focuses on core busines

The pending merger of Amax Inc. and Cyprus Minerals Co. will give Amax's coal, gold and molybdenum b

Efforts will resume today to remove fuel from a fire-ravaged tanker near the Houston Ship Channel as

Heavy truck sales set a blistering pace in September as the industry posted its best performance sin

How can an empty tanker explode? Easy, experts say. Although nobody is sure what caused Satu

Workers at aircraft plants in Georgia are eagerly waiting to learn if the Pentagon wants to proceed

WAINOCO OIL TAKES PART IN CANADA GAS DISCOVERYNEW YORK - Wainoco Oil Corp. Tuesday a

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

The steady accumulation of regulations in the maritime industry isn't a prescription for health, acc

The efficiency of the intermodal rail-truck-ship network that is essential to international trade is

The National Labor Relations Board has scheduled an April hearing to consider charges by Arch Minera

With a brand new chief and a full contingent of overseas office representatives, California's World

Novacor Chemicals (Canada) Ltd. of Calgary faces price increases next month for its natural gas feed

Consolidated Rail Corp., continuing efforts to improve freight service on the east side of the Hudso

Air Canada, in a motion filed in the Federal Court of Appeal last week, asked for a new chance to ar

On the second floor of the Capitol in Washington, senators meet in the privacy of the cloak rooms to

INSURERS SLAM FLORIO FOR REMARKS IN DEBATEUNION, N.J. - Insurers blasted Gov. Jim Fl

Low-sulfur coal has started moving on a regular basis from the Powder River Basin of Wyoming to a po

The former president of A-Line Ltd., a defunct trucking concern, has been sentenced tofive months in