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Elimination of most shipping business restrictions encountered by U.S. ocean carriers in China has c

On July 1, 1991, a two-engine Air India airbus had just taken off from Delhi Airport when one of its

While some carriers seem to be thriving in New England, most aren't rushing to open up a bevy of new

New England's air cargo market may be still reeling from the recession, but executives at Northwest

It would appear that airport and city officials of Fort Wayne, Ind., have plenty of reason to be glu

The U.S. air cargo industry wants an electronic message switching system to match the capabilities n

Aluminum ingots_ $1,200-$1,300 per ton lots & in warehouse min. 99.

By voice vote, the Senate Friday confirmed Andrew H. Card as secretary of transportation. Mr

The Philippines reached a $5 billion debt accord with its key foreign bank creditors Thursday, setti

Participants in the cash market for U.S. crude oil said reduced cash crude trading activity by Phibr

Large corporations and financial institutions may face severe losses if the so-called Michelangelo c

The shelves in John Bolling III's showrooms are empty. Buyers - including those from J.C. Penney - r

Abu Dhabi, the main stockholder of the scandal-hit Bank of Credit and Commerce International, has in

The flood of bankruptcies brought on by the recession has claimed another, and in this case unlikely

When the Wright Brothers flew the world's first powered airplane, they flew at Kitty Hawk, N.C., a l

Trans World Airlines filed for protection from creditors under Chapter 11 of the bankruptcy code las

A study for a high-speed rail link between Boston and Albany announced last week is aimed at cutting

FARM TRADE SURPLUS FALLS 12.8 PERCENT IN FRANCEPARIS - France's farm trade surplus t

Norfolk Southern Corp., saying it needs to recoup costs of maintaining rights- of-way, is raising ra

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

Alliance Airport is a success story frequently cited as a prototypical air cargo-industrialcomplex b

Thu., Feb. 20, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

New Japanese investment in U.S. real estate last year plunged to $5 billionfrom $13 billion

A British company that had announced plans to run auto ferries from Seattle to Victoria, British Col

U.S. makers of electronic components and semiconductors are getting more and more of their business

Insurers and their insureds could be put in a double bind with enactment of a new anti-discriminatio

Navistar International Corp. narrowed a first fiscal quarter loss to $32 million on revenue of $902

A key House subcommittee chairman is working on a bill to grab 1 cent for Amtrak of the 2.5-cent-a-g

International Petroleum Exchange Feb. 20, 1992Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Enormous reserves of undiscovered crude oil, possibly in the "trillions of barrels," may exist in pr

APPEALS COURT REJECTS CAR MILEAGE STANDARDSWASHINGTON - The U.S. Court of Appeals or

The Senate late Wednesday approved legislation designed to reshape the nation's energy policy by ove

As of Feb. 20, 1992 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list price

Ship Sale Report appears on alternate Fridays. The information, compiled by Shipping Intelligence In

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

In the latest twist in the growing inter-union battle to represent workers at intermodal facilities,

Refrigerated Transpo '92. Feb. 24-26. Miami Beach. International conference and exhibit on refrigera

Carnival Cruise Lines Inc. has signed a definitive agreement to acquire up to a 50 percent interest

Boeing Co. says it expects to trim its work force this year by about 8,200 people, or more than 5 pe

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