Latest news

U.S. transportation analysts are forecasting an 18 percent increase in air freight business this yea

Many Asians are moving away from their traditional rice diet to more protein- rich, Western-style fo

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

Malaysia, hoping to become a mecca for tourists, kicked off the 1990s with a massive midnight party

US, JAPAN POSTPONE TALKS UNTIL FEBRUARYThe United States and Japan have postponed until Febr

Vasco da Gama and Ferdinand Magellan may seem unlikely rivals for Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse. But

Iranian Oil Minister Gholamreza Aqazadeh denied Thursday that an Iranian supertanker that spilled 70

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

Morocco's coastline is no longer in danger of being spoiled by a huge oil spill, and nearly all the

The Marine Index Bureau, a group that maintains employment and health records of maritime personnel

B.C.L. US-MED LINE TO RAISE SOME FEESLondon-based B.C.L US-Med Line said it is raising its t

Brazilian technicians advising a new president-elect on transport reforms and a frustrated would-be

1609 (Jan. 4, 1990) Previous day - 1602 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

Jan. 4, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

Trucking companies are caught in an economic vise. As rates have remained the same or dropped, costs

COAST GUARD REOPENS MONONGAHELA TO TRAFFICLA BELLE, Pa. - Officials reopened a stretch of th

Trucking companies should post modest gains in revenue and tonnage this year, but continued rate pre

IT CAN'T BE TOO happy a new year for full-truckload shippers, who face stiff fuel-pricesurcharges.

More than 14,000 companies worldwide have implemented electronic data interchange, according to EDI

CONTRARY TO WHAT SOME starry-eyed gold bugs predict, most analysts say gold prices will struggle jus

The governors of New York and New Jersey said they were not informed of a Port Authorityproposal to

The Interstate Commerce Commission heard sharply conflicting arguments from lawyers for the rail ind

The owners of a Polish freighter reported to have been attacked in the Red Sea said Thursday that th

MONTEDISON COMPLETES HIMONT SHARE OFFERMontedison SpA, the Italian chemicals group, announce

The Arthur Kill waterway in New York harbor is expected to remain closed until at least Saturday due

International Paper has acquired shares of Zanders Feinpapiere AG in West Germany, bringing its hold

Formaldehyde prices may begin to rise by the middle of January because of increased demand for a pri

Verolme shipyard in Rio de Janeiro is claiming another $300 million ship export contract coup less t

The United States proposed in late December that it resume some beef sales to the European Community

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission Thursday proposed a trial ban on dual trading by floor brok

A new U.S. airline is offering an innovative way for foreign-flag carriers toserve secondary

Ausimont NV, a subsidiary of the Montedison-Ferruzzi Group, announced Thursday that Howard E. Harris

The London International Financial Futures Exchange announced Thursday that a record 23.9 million fu

East European countries, in a prospective effort to integrate their economies with the West, are tur

U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter said citrus farmers whose crops were decima

Trading activity on the Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange Inc. reached an all- time high of 11.2 mill

The United States should not wait until it passes a new farm bill to bring its sugar import quota pr

Gov. Michael S. Dukakis bowed to key business interests Thursday in vetoing measures that would have

Canadian Agriculture Minister Don Mazankowski will investigate an alleged increase in U.S. inspectio

Central banks moved quickly Thursday to squelch the dollar's New Year's rally, with the tacit approv