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NEW TRAIN TO OPERATE AT TWO GERMAN PORTSSOUTH PLAINFIELD, N.J. - To meet demand created by t

As of Jan. 4, 1993 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

Police and protesters drew battle lines in this small Japanese port town late Monday ahead of the ar

In 1992, not only did U.S. futures exchanges create a record number of new contracts that they wante

AETNA REPORTS NOR'EASTER LOSSESHARTFORD, Conn. - The Nor'easter that ripped through

GENERAL REINSURANCE CORP. (Stamford, Conn.) - Richard H. Napier was promoted to manager ofthe casual

Superintendent of Insurance Salvatore R. Curiale's decision to grant Empire Blue Cross and Blue Shie

Troubled Olympia & York Developments Ltd. has transferred ownership of one of its prime Canadian pro

After a very slow start for its first round, the Chicago Board of Trade unveiled a broad new list of

A survey of British industry has found insurance rates and premium income moving upward for some Llo

Insurance companies' legal fees in commercial liability cases have skyrocketed in recent years, a st

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A European single market in shipping will be a long-time coming. Unlike air and road transpo

U.S. officials and industry executives are greeting the Jan. 1 launch of the European Community's si

West Coast ports currently are spending almost $200 million on environmental projects,cleanups of in

Conflo Lines will extend its U.S.-Russia service to Arkhangelsk, Russia's main White Sea port, the c

The Indian ship demolition industry says it is facing a crisis because of heightened competition fro

Somewhere along the way, one of Europe's great postwar achievements became overshadowed by loftier p

Winthrop P. Rockefeller has sold controlling interest in Allied Marine Group, the world's largest de

Freight rates closed 1992 at their highest level since February, so an otherwise grim year for large

The U.S. Export-Import Bank is drafting a program designed to take some of the pain out of the insur

All vessels calling in Washington state - freighters, barges, tankers and even tugs - would have to

United Parcel Service is weighing an array of rate increases that will closely resemble the price ad

Five members of a maritime union have filed separate protests against a recent union vote, saying th

An investment firm has agreed to lend $10 million to Baltia Air Lines, removing a major hurdle to th

Thursday, Dec. 31, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

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

The United States said Wednesday it will contribute nearly $200 million to a new international fund

U.S. companies, including Westinghouse Electric Corp., may get a better chance at a US$1 billion Chi

Expected rapid growth in China's economy next year will stretch the country's infrastructure to the

The Federal Aviation Administration has proposed loosening its restrictions on takeoffand landing sl

Italy's plan to sell up to 27 trillion lire ($18.3 billion) in state assets hit a series of roadbloc

As soon as the Persian Gulf war ended, Alan Dones began hunting for Kuwaiti reconstruction contracts

After months on the drawing board, TNT Freightways Corp. announced last week it is moving full speed

DAKOTA, MINNESOTA AND EASTERN RAILROAD (Brookings, S.D.) - Kurt V. Feaster was named chief financial

AGENCY PUBLISHES BOOK ON TRUCKING IN MEXICOU.S. companies with an eye on the Mexican truckin

A judge's approval last week of the agreement between Carl Icahn, chairman ofTrans World Air

Foreign investment in Vietnam leaped to almost $2 billion last yearand could rise sharply again in 1

A new railroad being constructed by a subsidiary of Burlington Resources Inc. to haul coal from a ne

The European Community's single market may not be all its planners had hoped, especially regarding a