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1603 (Mar. 1, 1990) Previous day - 1604 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

TRIPLE CROWN STARTS ROADRAILER SERVICETriple Crown Services Inc., Fort Wayne, Ind., has begu

American Sailings, a weekly shipping magazine, will cease publication next week, its publisher said.

A revised index to 24 years of papers on the technology of mobility is available from The Engineerin

NOVA SCOTIA rail shippers along Canadian National Railways' Chester subdivision are learning to live

SGS-Thomson Microelectronics Inc. filed a lawsuit here, charging a Korean maker of memory chips with

A tugboat sank and a barge capsized in Boston harbor following an accident near Logan International

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

ZIMBABWE'S TEXTILES LURE FOREIGN INVESTORSHARARE, Zimbabwe - Zimbabwe's fast growing textile

The weather here now is cool enough for local ladies to don their furs, but the industry that create

Senate leaders, backed by Bush administration officials, Thursday announced an agreement on clean ai

CONVERSION FACTORS TO BE USED FOR DISTILLED SPIRITS AND WINES. For distilled spirits classified unde

Mar. 1, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

BACKGROUND: The environmental challenges confronting the world today are greater than at any time in

After almost a decade of dickering with the Customs Service over development of an automated commerc

Here are some key dates in the history of the Seabrook nuclear power plant, compiled by the Associat

The U.S. dollar rose sharply against major currencies Thursday. John Lynam, foreign exchange

The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Thursday voted to issue a full power license to theSeabrook,

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

The United States has "almost completed" agreements with Poland and Hungary that would allow the exp

The Interstate Commerce Commission has referred a controversial 10-year-old coal rate case back to a

Senate transportation leaders endorsed legislation to bar trucking companiesfrom using the s

PURCHASERS' INDEX SAYS CONTRACTION HAS SLOWEDTEMPE, Ariz. - The National Association of Purc

Paperless trading technology and techniques have enabled Hercules Inc. to slash inventory and staff

Japan's crushing houses, which turn all of the country's oilseed imports into meal and edible oil, f

The first year of operation for the Virginia Inland Port - the Port of Hampton Roads' effort to reac

The Kill van Kull, one of the busiest arteries of the New York-New Jersey harbor, was expected to re

PETROLEUM TANKER SAFETY SEMINAR. March 5-9. Castine, Maine. Contact: Ocean Institute, Maine Maritime

The Federal Maritime Commission said it has settled with 14 companies over shipping-rate irregularit

Shipping lines serving European ports are having a tough time meeting their schedules because of hea

The presidents of the railroad industry's two largest unions are in the midst of negotiations that c

Emba Group Inc. was named South Atlantic agent for A. Bottacchi SA de Navegacion, an Argentine-flag

Safety investigators suspect the use of unsafe equipment on the deck of the tanker Surf City may be

U.S. negotiators Thursday ended two days of largely unproductive talks aimed at opening Japan's supe

Ten minutes before you arrive at the Havana Club bottling plant, the sweet smell of molasses already

Freight forwarders today face a challenge similar to what customs brokers encountered 10 years ago.

Want to buy a 1948 Ford, unrestored, license plate BD-9572, for only $9,500? How about a well-worn g

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

LUFTHANSA SEEKS OK TO SERVE 3 US CITIESLufthansa German Airlines has asked the Department of

TENNECO, ASAHI GLASS FORM SODA ASH VENTURETenneco Minerals Co., a unit of Tenneco Inc. of Ho