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Russia's chief banker indicated Monday that Moscow should try to renegotiate tough conditions impose

Australia, New Zealand, Taiwan, Singapore and Hong Kong may be the most likely candidates for free-t

In a bid to retain the Port of Philadelphia's dominant market share of the lucrative but increasingl

California Governor Pete Wilson has rejected a proposal for revamping the state's regulation of mari

The Czech Republic is cutting back feed grain production by converting farms along northern, western

An effort to revise the nation's maritime programs is dead for this year, a victim of time, the budg

A two-year legislative grid lock over harbor maintenance tax funds could lead to consideration of a

Russian President Boris Yeltsin on Tuesday called for measures to help restore state control over mo

The EC and Bulgaria have reached agreement on a medium-term strategy for developing Bulgaria's agric

The American dream of owning a company has come true for 4,000 employees of Central Freight Lines In

A judge Monday urged an independent investigation of a scandal involving $5 billion in loans to Iraq

Switzerland's unemployment rate was 3.3 percent in September, up from 3.1 percent in August and 1.35

Western Germany's unemployment rate, calculated against the total civilian work force, including the

A group of shipboard engineers has refused to sign a mediator's proposal to settle a long dispute th

A newly opened rail link in China is expected to ease chronic congestion on north-south routes and f

A turnaround is already taking place in some sectors of Japan's economy, such as raw materials relat

Tuesday, Oct. 6, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Aiming to bolster its share of South Pacific Rim business, Mark VII Transportation Co. has purchased

Quotations, provided by Citibank/New York, Foreign Exchange Desk, are offered rates of New York City

Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tommy Irvin Tuesday issued a crisis exemption for the use of the in

The U.S. dollar drifted modestly higher Tuesday as traders braced for the possibility of a cut in U.

Three Weeks Ended Sep. 26, 1992, vs. Similar 1991 Period Cars CarsLoaded Loaded

David L. Maloof, a prominent maritime lawyer, died at North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset,

Prime Minister Brian Mulroney on Tuesday urged Canadians to end their prolonged constitutional wrang

The election is nearly a month away, but Rep. Robert A. Rowe, D-N.J., already wants to be secretary

AMERICAN TO HIKE RATES ON SOME UK CARGOAmerican Airlines announced Tuesday that it plans a 3

The composite leading indicator, which tends to anticipate upward and downward economic growth, fell

Special aircraft inspections in the wake of Sunday's crash of an El Al 747 cargo jet inAmsterdam wil

Top Air France cargo officials see freight rates firming with normal fall shipment increases and the

Bumper grain harvests are sparking optimism among rail marketing executives who see traffic levels r

The conventional wisdom that measured intermodal transportation in thousands of rail miles and hundr

Western German industrial orders continued a monthlong slide in August, with a seasonally adjusted 0

Founded 103 years ago in a village on the outskirts of Liege, Belgium's Fabrique Nationale Nouvelle

Federal Express Corp. said Tuesday that it has created a new division to handle the company's catalo

Kopin Corp. said Monday that it signed a $9.2 million two-year contract with the Defense Advanced Re

The bidding for Continental Airlines, which is reorganizing under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy

Arthur F. McMahon was named corporate officer and vice president of passenger services. He s

The fate of legislation to reauthorize Federal Aviation Administration operations was put in limbo e

The Supreme Court has declined to decide whether the federal government can reach a consent agreemen

The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates by Thursday to pump life into an economy that