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JAPAN URGED TO OPEN PROBE OF AUTO INDUSTRYBoone Corp., a U.S. investment company, Tuesday ca

For U.S. exporters, especially those based in the Midwest, Latin America holds much greater promise

The Soviet Union urged the West Tuesday to make new rules covering exports to Eastern Europe of sens

Singapore is drawing up plans for a futures exchange that will list commodities traded in this regio

Conoco Inc. Tuesday said it will require all its new oil tankers to be of double-hull construction b

A new emphasis on marketing has sparked a remarkable growth in business at the Port of Los Angeles

It's one thing to be given responsibility to do a job and quite another actually to make something h

The Joint Committee on Ethical Standards will hold a hearing April 19 to determine if Samuel F. Fort

The prospect that vessel operators arriving at the Port of Los Angeles soon may have to turn their e

Horrendously poor telephone service provides a new market opportunity for express courier services i

The new chief of the Panamanian ship registry admits that corruption was rife in Panama's consulates

An 11th-hour agreement by management to return to the bargaining table avoided the nationwide port s

John J. Stocker has mixed feelings over Pepsico's agreement with the Soviet Union to barter soft dri

Sea-Land Service Inc. and Montgomery Tank Lines, Plant City, Fla., said they have reached agreement

A Lloyd's of London syndicate, taking advantage of a Tennessee-based underground tank insurer's fina

The Port of Oakland has lined up members of its state congressional delegation in an effort to add f

A top federal highway official expressed "serious concerns" Monday about Massachusetts' ability to f

It was anything but spring in the heavy truck industry last month as sales moved like molasses in Ja

Higher wage and benefit costs cut first-quarter earnings at Roadway Express Inc. and Carolina Freigh

Philadelphia Electric Co. said Tuesday that 85 percent, a record level, of the electricity the compa

Apr. 10, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

In this issue: NEW ENGLAND: United Illuminating Co., New Haven, Conn.MID-ATLANTIC: General P

The Bush administration's plan to triple a fee on the value of cargo moving through U.S. ports break

Deregulation of shipping between Australia and New Zealand is expected to be discussed soon between

Europe's congested skies and overworked air traffic control system are costing airlines and traveler

CANADA'S BOMBARDIER BUYS LEARJET ASSETSLearjet Corp., a unit of ailing Integrated Resources

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. is weighing several options for renewing its fleet. They include:

DUTCH RAIL STRIKE OVER PAY CLOGS ROADSAMSTERDAM, Netherlands - Rail traffic in the Netherlan

With roots dating to 1900, Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. has gone through many transformations over the

Operations over the Delaware & Hudson Railway Co. will continue while its trustee considers three bi

IF PAPERLESS TRADING is so good, why aren't more people doing it? That's the question a lot

Sophisticated software and new hardware make it easier than ever for business to engage in paperless

Some people admire Thomas Donohue, the larger-than-life president of American Trucking Associations.

Apr. 9, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

1462 (Apr. 9, 1990) Previous day - 1466 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

NEDLLOYD LINES (San Francisco) - Two new staff members were named to the San Francisco traffic depar

A federal court has upheld a maritime agency's ruling that conferences may bar their carrier members

Grain shippers give a cautious thumbs up to Union Pacific Railroad for considering a revamp of its A