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A greater access to transportation information and an enhanced handling of logistical services are g

Well, they're at it again. USAir and British Airways have come up with a restructured deal t

The Philippine government ended talks with the International Monetary Fund on Friday without reachin

Anticipating a White House inclined to make greater emphasis on tariff enforcement a key element of

Workers in 35 large and medium-size cities spent 4.2 percent more of their wages in their daily life

Although Mitsui O.S.K. Lines has yet to successfully develop a large commercial for its experimental

Entrepreneurs have dreamed of creating a one-stop transportation company for many years. As

BIG THREE COOPERATE ON LOW-EMISSION PAINTDETROIT - Ford Motor Co., Chrysler Corp. an

Someday Delta Air Lines will again show a profit. The question is when. "They will make it.

In an effort to cut losses in its service between Asia and Europe and bolster operations in the tran

William P. Bowes, president and owner of Capt. I.S.D. Derrick Independent Ship and Cargo Surveyors I

A proposal to repeal a $3 billion tax break for U.S. drug companies and other businesses that have p

Large U.S. drug companies could lose an estimated $7 billion in tax savings between 1993 and 1998 if

In case the White House didn't notice, that wasn't applause coming from the nation's Oil Patch on Th

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Friday Feb. 19, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

Total direct foreign investment into China last year reached US$11.2 billion, said Zhang Zhongji, a

COMMERCIAL QUANTITY Aluminum ingots_ $1,150-$1,250per ton lots &

First the good news. The geographic and economic trends point to the future boom in air shipping the

Aviation is fast becoming a flash point in international trade. Barely one month into the Clinton ad

Federal prosecutors have vowed to seek a new indictment as the last defendant in the multimillion-do

Opening the door on their corporate strategy, Yellow Freight System Inc. executives have told Wall S

China is actively seeking foreign investment for its telecommunications sector, widely seen as a sel

A federal meat inspector warned that lax controls on meat imported through Canada are increasing the

Shippers like cryogenic rail shipping, but the railroads aren't buying the concept. The rail

The ubiquitous red caboose is gone from the American railroad scene, and the yellow refrigerated box

Despite initial industry expressions of concern over President Clinton's proposed energy tax, railro

Chrysler Corp. and other American carmakers are trying to prevent what they fear could become a Japa

The energy tax proposed in President Clinton's economic speech Wednesday is expected to have a minim

Feb. 19, 1993 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

Friday Feb. 19, 1993 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

After a couple of wobbly days, the Belgian franc resumed its place within the hard core of the EC ex

Feb. 19, 1993 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Pre

CLINTON PROPOSES CUT IN OIL RESERVE FILL RATEWASHINGTON - President Clinton is propo

Vanalco Inc., the Vancouver, Wash., primary aluminum producer, has purchased enough hydroelectric po

Rising domestic consumption of gasoline has prompted the Chinese government to double prices since l

COFFEE FUTURES HIGHER; MARKET IS STEADYNEW YORK - Coffee futures moved higher Friday

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

Federal Express Corp. plans to distribute thousands of new personal computers to customers who ship

A column that appeared on Page 12 of the December issue of AirCommerce, ''Mutiny Aboard the Good Shi