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Chicago Board of Trade members rejected a proposal to buy nearby property on which the exchange had

President Bush's top environmental aide has urged President-elect Clinton to be aggressive in revamp

Cleaning all U.S. wheat destined for export would cost more than it would pay in increased sales and

China would like to ship about 10,000 tons of soybeans to Southeast Asia early next year, but short

AUTO TRADE GROUP AMERICANIZES NAMEWeeks after booting Honda Motor Co. and Volvo AB from the

Several small shippers, complaining that trans-Atlantic containership lines are denying them access

Ocean carriers in the Canadian-Europe trade appear to be falling in line with the changes made by th

The 66th strike Thursday by dockworkers in Marseille-Fos underlines just how paralyzed and virtually

A total of 1,351 vessels with a combined tonnage of 30.955 million transited the Suez Canal in Novem

China is clamping down once more on construction work and the creation of development zones, in what

Regulations forcing French oil importers to use French-flag ships for most of their shipments will b

The Port of Wilmington, N.C., will receive in mid-January its first shipment of Chileanfruit, furthe

The European Community has proposed the liberalization of intermodal transportation as part of its p

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A national shippers' group is urging President-elect Bill Clinton's transportation transition team t

Peeples Industries Inc., a Savannah company with marine terminal, stevedoring and ship agency intere

The disappearance of an Indian officer from a Bahamian-flag ship off the coast of New York last week

Truckers are coming together in voicing their opposition to proposals made this week atPresident-ele

The European Community Monday will make an eleventh-hour effort to liberalize trucking before the Ja

Bah humbug! Now that it has emptied its warehouses of toys in time for the holidays, one of Santa's

U.S. fresh fruit and vegetable imports rose in October, accenting the trend toward more consumption

A Ukrainian ship loaded with aluminum was detained by Bulgarian authorities in the Danube Port of Ro

Even accounting for the state of the national economy and talk of a global recession, it'shard to un

GE TO GET $160 MILLION IN CONTINENTAL DEBTContinental Airlines Holdings Inc. plans to issue

Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., is stepping up efforts to rally statewide support for a proposed $500 mil

A Peruvian consortium won the bid for 70 percent of the shares of the state airline Aeroperu, paying

APL Land Transport Services said Thursday it has added the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway to

In a major scientific development in AIDS research, scientists at Harvard University said Thursday t

U.S. merchandise exports surged to a record $39.18 billion in October,helping bring the fore

Local 375 of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters is appealing a National Labor Relations Boar

Thursday, Dec. 17, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

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

Gains in U.S. industrial production seen so far this quarter are likely to continue in coming months

Maine transport officials say they will get extra help from Canadian law in fighting a CP Rail Syste

Seeking to stem the torrent of red ink spilling over its balance sheet, Delta Air LinesThursday anno

The U.S. dollar edged higher against the deutsche mark Thursday, but lost ground against other key c

An engineer named Harold Federow once asked Boeing Co.'s chairman, Frank Shrontz, howBoeing executiv

U.S. aviation officials have asked the Japanese to meet in Tokyo next month in an attempt to resolve

Railroads will end the year with strong grain traffic after lagging through much of thesecond half.<

India's industrial production and trade also are set to resume normal levels next week as calm retur