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The United States may have substantially more recoverable crude oil than peviously thought, accordin

Seamen's Church Institute. Oct. 27-Nov. 1. Leaders of the maritime industries in the former Soviet U

Transportation News Ticker The dry cargo and tanker fixtures listed herewith and compiled in

Oct. 22, 1992 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

Russia has resumed full-scale gas supplies to Europe following the disruption of delivery due to a d

Authorities in Indonesia plan to take legal action against the owners of two ships involved in a spe

British ports are considering a fresh assault on Brussels, Belgium, in yet another attempt to persua

Agreement on several differences appears to have been reached between the state-owned Trinidad and T

UPJOHN CHIEF ASKED TO DELAY RETIREMENTKALAMAZOO, Mich. - Upjohn Co. directors have asked The

Ocean carriers must start looking at their management practices if they are going to overcome poor f

The report "Court Affirms Citrus Injunction Against ILA" on Page 1B in Wednesday's editions misident

The Federal Maritime Commission backed away from a major change to shipper- carrier rate contracts W

The Jacksonville (Fla.) Port Authority moved a step closer to building its Dames Point container ter

Aviation executives and U.S. government officials said the British government probably won't agree t

A joint mission composed of top-ranking Japanese and foreign shipping interests is expected to meet

A high-tech tourist attraction based on the Whydah, the only sunken pirate ship ever recovered, will

A Clinton administration would terminate a U.S. foreign aid program that Democrats and labor groups

Transportation Research Forum, annual meeting, Through Oct. 23. Marriott Pavilion Downtown, St. Loui

Robert Quartel, former Federal Maritime Commissioner, will serve as president of the newly formed US

Poland's Baltic ports, reflecting the state of the economies they had once served, are in a deep slu

Mexico soon may lose its duty-free access to the United States under the Generalized System of Prefe

After completing two days of hearings, a federal judge is expected to rule next month on a proposed

Orders placed for new railroad freight cars during the July-September quarter slowed to 4,620, down

Foreign shipping companies and freight forwarders can register as intermodal transport operators und

Negotiations between top U.S. and European Community officials in Brussels, Belgium, that were suppo

GENERAL TIRE RECALLS AMERI-STEEL TRUCK TIRESAKRON, Ohio - General Tire Inc. said a labeling

A simmering dispute between teamster drivers and management of a ConsolidatedFreightways Inc

Export shipments across the Pacific are sputtering instead of making their usual autumn comeback, ac

A review of China's trade regime began here Wednesday on its bid to re-enter the General Agreement o

Which is better, long-term employment opportunities or guaranteed long-term severance checks? Would

Wednesday, Oct. 21, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Illinois Central Railroad and Memphis-based M.S. Carriers Inc. Wednesday said they have formed a rai

U.K. Prime Minister John Major unveiled a significant shift in economic strategy, putting the emphas

The European Community Commission Wednesday said it wants to gradually take over negotiating air tra

Britain has acted to circumvent a U.S. ban on trade with Cuba by invoking a law to allow British sub

The yen will strengthen to 115 or more to the U.S. dollar some time in the first half of 1993, Yoshi

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

Canadian exports to the United States of high value-added products have thrived since the U.S.-Canad

The United States and European Community have made some progress toward resolving a meat trade dispu

A Honduran company used U.S. government funds to train its workers to make a line of men's clothing