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Yellow Freight System Inc. Wednesday announced second-quarter earnings of $11.26 million, or 40 cent

PRESS EASES DISPOSAL OF AUTOMOTIVE FILTERSA new hydraulic press from Maha Nederland BV of th

The European Commission Wednesday fined Tetra Pak, the Swiss-based, Swedish- owned packaging group,

Japanese demand for electric power will expand by a whopping 27 percent by the year 2000, a governme

Iraq could begin exporting crude oil through Turkish pipelines within 1 to 2 days after the United N

American winter fruit and vegetable farmers and Mexico's multitude of corn growers could be hard hit

The Senate has passed its version of a $20 billion appropriations bill that includes an amendment gi

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

ENGELHARD 2ND-QUARTER NET INCOME A RECORDISELIN, N.J. - Engelhard Corp. on Wednesday reporte

If filing maritime shipping rates at the Federal Maritime Commission is ever abandoned, a move by a

RULING REQUIRES RAILS TO REPORT SIGNAL FLAWSThe Federal Railroad Administration has issued a

Foreign investors will be able to hold up to a 51 percent stake in joint ventures here under a liber

F-F-E TRANSPORTATION SERVICES INC. (Dallas) - Doug E. Ruckel was named regional marketing director

While the development of new nuclear power plants in the United States continues to stagnate, South

US AGENCY TARGETS PAN AM PENSION PLANSThe Pension Benefit Guarantee Corp., the federal agenc

WARNER-LAMBERT CO., BOOTS TO DEVELOP DRUGSMORRIS PLAINS, N.J. - Warner-Lambert Co., based he

Wed., July 24, 1991 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

Tecmarine Lines Inc., a shipping line serving the trade between the U.S. East Coast and the Caribbea

The first strike in United Parcel Service Canada Ltd. history has left the company's sorting bins co

JAPAN URGED TO NAME PAYOUT RECIPIENTSTOKYO - An influential business leader urged Japan's Mi

Great Lakes ports have received only three allocations of government food aid cargoes this year, pla

The Chicago Board of Trade should add St. Louis or an alternative Mississippi River location as a de

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., of Wilmington, Del., which reported a 21 percent drop inits second-qu

The Senate Appropriations Committee recently approved an agriculture spending bill for the upcoming

A week-old strike at the Quebec operations of a leading Canadian courier company, Loomis Courier Ser

The Massachusetts Port Authority's recent use of loan guarantees to back a development project has s

Brazil's telecommunications market opened officially to U.S. investors Monday with the creation of a

Australia has apparently decided that it's better to eat humble pie than see its trade with a dynami

US, SOVIET UNION SET WORKSHOP ON ENERGYU.S. energy industry officials trying to get a footho

SOVIET NAVY CADETS JUMP SHIP IN BALTIMORESeveral Soviet cadets apparently are seeking asylum

July 24, 1991 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

July 24, 1991 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

All life-of-contract highs and lows on all contracts are based on actual transactions, not bid and a

As more U.S. insurance companies and banks falter, their foreign competitors are becoming their dome

For centuries, maritime law has concerned itself with issues of seaworthiness and perils associated

A further thrashing out of details on Hong Kong's new airport comes today in high-level talks in th

Michael H. Moskow, an aide to U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills during the Ford administration,

China expressed mixed reactions Wednesday to the U.S. Senate vote on its trading privileges.

Kuwait Petroleum Corp. is shortly set to export 1.2 to 1.9 million barrels of crude oil from the Kuw

Paul Drack has been elected to the new position of president and chief operating officer of the meta