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The Bush administration's maritime reform proposal never would have happened if Sea-Land Service Inc

A group of industrial countries led by the United States has squelched an International Monetary Fun

US SOLICITS COMMENTS IN CHINA TRADE DISPUTEWASHINGTON - The Office of the U.S. Trade

ILLINOIS CENTRAL CORP. (Chicago) - Ann Thoma was named corporate relations officer, a new position a

Several ports in France and Italy were disrupted by a strike Tuesday as dockworkers continued to pro

California ports haven't been able to cut off a move by state legislators to siphon port profits, bu

China plans to throw open more of its inland cities to foreign investment as part of a drive to dupl

Rocked by the recession, fare wars and high fuel prices, Alaska Airlines said it will cut spending o

Singapore and Malaysia, nations that have often been at odds in the past, are embroiled in yet anoth

A senior Chinese metals official is in the United States this week to seek closer ties in a bilatera

JAPANESE COOL TO NEWS OF STALLED COFFEE TALKSTOKYO - Most Japanese coffee traders re

CARGO COMMUNITY BUYS TWO STRATUS SYSTEMSMARLBORO, Mass. - Cargo Community Network Pt

Railroads see the beginning of an upturn in industrial development, with strongest growth forecast f

Such big-time lenders as the multilateral banks and Group of 7 governments have wasted their time fo

Taiwan's machine tool makers may compensate for continued restrictions on exports to the United Stat

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

Annual 1 Mo. 3 Mo. Year Daily Smoothed Ago Ago Ago6/29 6/26 Change % Change: 6/4

June 29, 1992 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

While futures firms are ready to trade on the Globex electronic trading system, many will keep a clo

The following is the list of bunker prices obtained during the course of week ending June 26, 1992.

GLOSSARY AR: American Tanker RateSchedule RevisedRS: American Tanker Rate Schedule

McDonnell Douglas Corp. got a welcome boost over the weekend when China chose the cash-strapped manu

Airlines are unhappy about proposals to raise landing fees at Los Angeles International Airport for

BUSH, SALINAS, WILSON TO MEET ON TRADE PACTTrade sources say President Bush, Mexican Preside

FRENCH TRUCKERS BLOCK ROADS IN MASS PROTESTPARIS - French truck drivers disrupted tr

The West Coast longshoremen's union, harshly criticized in the past by employers for efforts to expa

Apple Computer Inc., the Cupertino, Calif.-based computer giant, has designated Skyway Freight Syste

The sudden demise of two liner companies in the Mediterranean Sea has furthercut competition

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange has formed a special group to examine declining volume in its foreig

PRODUCT LIABILITY BILL SET FOR SENATE DEBATEA nationwide product liability reform bill once

Japanese Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa will outline to President Bush on Wednesday his plans to spu

U.S. cargo vessels will be allowed to expand their container capacity by 3 percent to 8 percent unde

The end of the Cold War has been a boon for the Port of Hamburg, Germany,helping to make it

Transport officials were scrambling for their maps Monday following reports that the U.S. Bureau of

The Supreme Court said Monday it will hear arguments in a pair of related cases dealing with federal

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 209.72 up 1.02 which compares wi

The office of Scott Harshbarger, Massachusetts attorney general, vowed to pursue its landmark locomo

British Steel PLC, hit by low prices and a sluggish British economy, Monday reported its first full-

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS FILES SANYO PATENT SUITTexas Instruments Inc. announced it has filed a pat

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,200-$1,300per ton lots &