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1641 (Oct. 30, 1989) Previous day - 1636 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

MASS. HIGHWAY PROJECT GETS FEDERAL FUNDSMassachusetts officials announced Monday they have s

The Supreme Court has agreed to decide if the Port Authority Trans-Hudson Corp., which operates comm

CSL INTERMODAL (Hunt Valley, Md.) - Jeffrey S. Provow was promoted to assistant general manager, Wes

EVEN THE U.S. TRUCKING INDUSTRY is thinking internationally these days. As a precursor to its annual

High barge freight rates are causing some grain shipments to be shifted from barge to rail, but the

HOW MUCH DO YOU need to know about a technology to be able to use it effectively? That's a q

Two major Japanese shipping lines that currently operate a joint service in the Pacific Northwest on

A skittish junk bond market forced buyers of CNW Corp. to make significant last-minute changes in th

The Coast Guard is gearing up for some possibly testy commentary on its Great Lakes pilotage study r

A shippers' group is questioning the validity of a Federal Highway Administration study that conclud

GNN ACQUIRING STAKE IN LINERBOARD FACILITYNORWALK, Conn. - Great Northern Nekoosa Corp. is a

Partnerships, paperless transactions and attention to human resources will play pivotal roles in the

The Supreme Court has refused to hear appeals by three drug manufacturers fighting lawsuits over the

Leading French insurer Union des Assurances de Paris boosted its net profit by 19.2 percent in the f

U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter said President George Bush will decide soon

COTTON FUTURES HAVE RETREATED from August's contract highs, even though the crop has deteriorated an

This country could become the world's leading importer and reduce its large trade surplus if Bonn st

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

EX-IM BANK GIVES NOD FOR EXPORT LOANThe Export-Import Bank of the United States has approved

Initial reactions from the Bush administration indicate that U.S. trade officials are pleased with t

EC, JAPAN PLAN TALKS ON ECONOMICS, TRADEBRUSSELS, Belgium - High-level Japanese-EC consultat

The steel markets of the European Community and Japan are expected to outperform the U.S. market thi

In a new effort to revive investment and trade interest among small and medium-sized American compan

While predicting a short-term financial "blow-out" for Brazil's troubled economy, Professor Rudiger

EARTHQUAKE DAMAGE ESTIMATES RELEASEDThe Property Claim Services of American Insurance Servic

It's still a "blue sky" dream, but about 70 people at Boeing Co. are studying how Boeing might build

Courier services, among the toughest segments of the aviation sector, are donning the gloves in earn

Japan Air Lines wants to bury its air cargo. That's just one way the airline thinks it can f

BRITISH AIRWAYS (London) - Sandy Gardiner has been promoted to senior vice president-public affairs,

UAL SAYS EARNINGS PLUNGED IN 3RD QUARTERUAL Corp. reported third-quarter earnings of $111 mi

Indian Airlines, the domestic carrier, is inviting offers from aircraft manufacturers for 33 planes

SINGAPORE AIRLINES, DELTA SET ACCORDSGlobalization of the airline industry continues, as Del

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

The Pacific Northwest's major transportation organizations - the Boeing Co. and the ports of Tacoma

Transportation Secretary Samuel Skinner says the Bush administration opposes attempts to waive exist

Although this is a major intermodal market, some local transportation leaders say the area needs mor

FUTURES PRICES REACHED life-of-contract highs, with the November, January and April contracts all bu

NJ DUMP FIRE CLEANUP COULD COST $8 MILLIONNEWARK, N.J. - It could cost $8 million to clean u

ARE WE WITNESSING ANOTHER KABUKI PERFORMANCE? Jim Kennedy, executive secretary of the Rail Labor Exe