Latest news

Remember John Dingell? * The Michigan Democrat who drew parallels between failed savings-and

JOHNSON & HIGGINS OF OHIO (Cleveland) - Peter A. Bergsten, who was president of the brokerage firm's

The volume of Nissan vehicles being shipped through the Port of Seattle is expected to rise almost 2

Economic deterioration in the Commonwealth of Independent States, stagnation in the industrial count

The United Kingdom seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rose to 9.5 percent in April from 9.4 in Ma

Shippers and carriers are sharply divided over a campaign by the Department of Transportation to app

The European Commission is probing an alleged food aid scam involving Irish beef destined for the fo

Boeing Commercial Airplane Group said Thursday that Malaysia Airline System has ordered 17 Boeing 73

In a move that could spark a national rail trend, Guilford Transportation Industries Inc. said this

A bill ratifying the Maastricht Treaty on EC union will likely clear its first major hurdle in the B

The European Community Commission said it plans to levy an energy tax to combat pollution but only w

May 14, 1992 RESELLER Rack_Prices are in cents per gallonUnleaded Mid-

May 14, 1992 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

As of May 14, 1992 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list prices

French wheat and barley prices barely remained stable Thursday as shippers tried to fulfill export o

There's a split in the ranks of major oil companies over legislation governing the termination of ga

Thursday May 14, 1992 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

The issue of competitive export prices always hits a snag when the question of cost arises. The knee

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

An Illinois-based feed company plans to begin exporting mink food to Russia this month after receivi

In "AFL-CIO Names Panel to Settle MEBA Fight" on page 1A Thursday, the estimated total membership of

Europe's venture capitalists increased their investments by 12 percent to $5.7 billion in 1991, conc

Thursday, May 14, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Several months after an overhaul of its regulatory foundations, special- purpose subzones are becomi

A firestorm has greeted the Department of Transportation's decision to grant operating rights to an

Lufthansa German Airlines said Thursday that it lost US$264.4 million (425.8 million deutsche marks)

As economic signs begin to signal the nation's recession has bottomed out, Delaware Otsego Corp. is

European steel producers are expressing deep concern about being swamped by cheap imports from East

A Senate panel Wednesday approved a bill to authorize U.S. participation in a 50 percent capital inc

Congress has made little progress on several key pieces of legislation affecting the railroad and tr

Independent, "local" traders are becoming a larger and more visible presence in the natural gas futu

Pressured by competition from abroad, the U.S. naval stores industry must find new uses - and market

Coffee prices slid Thursday amid producer selling and fresh speculative liquidation. Coffee

Since becoming president of the New York Shipping Association a little more than a year ago, James C

For the 12th year in a row, Universal Maritime Service Corp. had the lowest rate per man-hour of acc

Momentum is growing in the Senate for legislation attacking foreign shipbuilding subsidies, but the

Keitaro Inui of Fukusuke Corp. in Osaka, Japan, pored over a blue package of Hanes Too Control Top p

Alfred D. Iannelli was named vice president of sales. He was the trucking company's regional

The Commerce Department announced Thursday a new "interim" regulation spelling out the details of it

The United States moved up to today an announcement on alleged Canadian lumber subsidies to avoid an