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BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB REPORTS RECORD SALESBristol-Myers Squibb Co. reported record sales and

SOUTH KOREA GETS USDA EXPORT CREDITSThe U.S. Department of Agriculture has allocated $500 mi

In the long-running battle over high auto insurance rates, insurers and regulators tend to agree on

For many ports, a close relationship with terminal operators is key to their success in attracting b

The global credit crunch, worsening shortages of hard currency and the need of developing countries

STALLED URUGUAY ROUND DELAYS STEEL TRADE TALKSThe impasse in the Uruguay Round of trade talk

A House-Senate conference committee told the Federal Aviation Administration to give priority to the

A senior executive of Tokyo-based Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Ltd. was named to head a group of steamship li

SHELL REPORTEDLY AGREES TO THAI REFINERY TERMSBANGKOK, Thailand - London-based Royal Dutch/S

Ukrainian enterprises are finding export opportunities and hard currency much easier to come by as t

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

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

Vietnam Airlines plans to open routes to Hong Kong, Australia, Japan, South Korea, France and Indone

Managing a nation's monetary and exchange rate policies can be hazardous work, but most central bank

The Steamship Association of Southern California has raised new and even more serious concerns about

A group representing 60 percent of the world's tanker capacity condemned the U.S. Coast Guard's prop

TRADING IN THE OCEAN FREIGHT futures market was sluggish last week, reflecting the U.S. holiday at t

As of Oct. 18, 1991 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list price

The federal government may add some 220 chemicals to its master list of toxic substances, expanding

In the past 32 years, the Port of Boston has never made a dime. So says the Massachusetts Po

Representatives of about 1,500 trucking companies gather here today for the American Trucking Associ

OPENING TRADE ACTIVE IN FERTILIZER FUTURESDiammonium phosphate futures opened in fairly acti

Oct. 18, 1991 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

A 40-foot ocean container packed with firefighting gear and equipment capable of reaching into oil-w

Dick Marquardt, Washington state insurance commissioner, on Friday asked a Los Angeles Superior Cour

Asbestos-related claims continue to plague a shaky Lloyd's of London. Despite a recent under

Average home heating oil prices rose over the last two weeks to their highest level in five months,

Leaders of the U.S. and Canadian forest products industries are meeting in Ottawa through Thursday a

The timber industry is being confronted with endangered species restrictions that severely threaten

If you want to know where shipowners think freight rates are going, just look atwhat they're buildin

The chemical industry has forged close alliances with the transportation sector, but for both sides

New guidelines issued by the Federation of Oils, Seeds and Fats Association Ltd., the European trade

The shipping industry will need as much as $200 billion in the 1990s to replace and refurbish the wo

Stock share prices for KLM Royal Dutch Airlines continued to surge on the Amsterdam stock exchange a

Indian Commerce Minister P. Chidambaram said Friday that India's exports will rise next year, now th

European and South African suppliers are expected to restock the empty shelves of stores in Zaire as

The British auto insurance system is being completely revamped, following proposals unveiled last we

The Massachusetts Legislature is considering a $1 charge on every home heating oil delivery to creat

The parcel tanker business, the transportation of chemicals and other specialty liquids, has gone th

SOFTWARE EASES LOADING OF HAZARDOUS CARGOEDISON, N.J. - Sea-Land Service Inc. has created a