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One of the newest faces on the New England air cargo scene goes with one of the oldest names in Bost

The nation's car market is so suffused with look-alike brands and models that competition increasing

Martin Marietta Corp. on Wednesday delayed the maiden commercial launch of its Titan 3 rocket until

American Airlines has become a more significant international carrier through the $471 million purch

In this capital of the Free World, where powerful politicians struggle to bend history to their will

When one U.S. company agreed to help revolutionize Soviet petrochemical production, someone had to w

The Justice Department's sudden attack this week on pricing practices in the trucking industry could

Nolan R. Gimpel was named chief executive of the Port of Oakland, ending months of speculation over

After years of struggle, Malaysia's high-profile automobile project has finally turned a profit. Whe

PLANE REFUSED SERVICE BY LUFTHANSA WORKERSHAMBURG, West Germany - Maintenance workers at Wes

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

Expected post-Cold War defense spending cuts by the United States should not cause an economic reces

China will strictly control its imports of steel and steel products as government officials ordered

A private company will be given a 10-year concession to build and operate the first terminal at Thai

Seven ocean vessels still in the St. Lawrence Seaway's Montreal-Lake Ontario section Wednesday were

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

DUTCH UNIONS PLAN OPEN-REGISTRY BOYCOTTROTTERDAM, Netherlands - Unionized tugboat operators

The number of Japanese-flag oceangoing merchant ships has plummeted over the past four years, accord

Dec. 20, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

Ship traffic continued to decline at the Port of Philadelphia's biggest dock, the Packer Avenue Mari

COMPAGNIE GENERALE MARITIME (Montreal) - Alain Schmid was named Montreal owner's representative for

A federal judge slapped a permanent ban on government rules requiring randomdrug testing of

The Michigan House of Representatives is considering legislation that would reduce gross vehicle wei

A battle has begun to ensure small business is not left out of the electronic communications equatio

Somalia acknowledged Monday that northern rebels seized an Italian ship and its crew of 16 more than

As the recent rally in gold prices shows signs of abating, analysts look to events in Eastern Europe

One of two container freight stations subsidized by the New York Shipping Association will shut down

Evergreen Marine Corp. is testing routes from Seattle's new on-dock railyard to determine if it can

Several ocean conferences and a U.S.-flag carrier oppose an effort by motor vehicle makers to sidest

The European Community earlier this month submitted two anti-dumping proposals to the General Agreem

The government's civil engineering office has published three revised maps of the nation's major wat

Customs brokers are waiting for a judge to decide whether the U.S. Customs Service's failure to enfo

The Coast Guard has completed the harmonization of federal navigation aids in the U.S. system with a

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

A new liner shipping service concentrating on the forest products trade will start operating in earl

Guam has filed a second complaint with the Federal Maritime Commission accusing two major U.S.-flag

The U.S. dollar remained broadly higher Tuesday in a thin holiday market. Dealers said the d

Poland unexpectedly delayed signing a crucial agreement with the International Monetary Fund Tuesday

Japan's economy is experiencing its 37th consecutive month of continuous growth based upon domestic

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION IN FRANCE RISES 1.1 PERCENTFrance's industrial production, excluding c