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Warren Leback's nomination to head the Maritime Administration is moving rapidly through the Senate.

The vast dominions of the federal government soon may speak with a single voice when it comes to doi

Norfolk Southern Corp. is offering service through three New England bulk distribution centers to gi

NAIROBI PROTOCOL/FLORENCE AGREEMENT IMPLEMENTATION FOR VISUAL AND AUDITORY MATERIAL. 1. Pert

The chairman of the International Monetary Fund's policy-making committee warned that the growing im

EC, OPEC TO STUDY POSSIBLE COOPERATIONBRUSSELS, Belgium - The Organization of Petroleum Expo

United Parcel Service is consolidating its Oregon sorting operations at Portland International Airpo

When a major all-cargo airline recently needed a new freighter, it did what most airlines do today;

Tank trucks that deliver fruit juices and cooking oils often are reloaded the next day with caustic

The Port of Oakland has ordered a $7.9 million crane from Kocks Crane and Marine Co. of Pittsburgh,

Telephone customers in northeastern Puerto Rico may have to wait another month for the return of loc

Foreign capital will continue to flow into U.S. financial markets, keeping the dollar on solid footi

The city's Department of Ports and Trade is preparing to sign a lease with a railroad that will occu

1459 (Oct. 5, 1989) Previous day - 1451 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

A six-day-old dock strike in New Zealand will cause some cargo to be diverted to an Australian port

VENEZUELA WILL SELL EQUITY IN 3 BANKSCARACAS, Venezuela - The Venezuelan government will sel

A lack of time and the absence of an insurance crisis are conspiring to keep Congress from making an

Federal Judge John A. Nordberg of the Northern District of Illinois Wednesday rejected Sir James Gol

Brownouts and power shortages are becoming more common, especially in the Northeastern United States

FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP. didn't win over any forwarders at a recent air-cargo association meeting at Ne

All of the major players in the plan to sell the north-south mainline of the bankrupt Chicago, Misso

Unionized mechanics and gearmen who work at the Port of Mobile reached a tentative agreement with th

A controversy over a study recommending port automation for Massachusetts has raised questions about

The European Community scored a major victory this week when Intel Corp. announced it would build a

UTA SETS OCT. 15 FOR N. ATLANTIC SERVICEUTA French Airlines will begin North Atlantic servic

The European Community's plan to create a single market offers ''opportunities galore" for American

P.A.M.'S SAFETY RATING RAISED TO SATISFACTORYTONTITOWN, Ark. - P.A.M. Transportation Service

A new generation of digital audiotape recorders, including one small enough to slip into a purse and

Before a background that included jewelry and a clock purportedly made of a dismantled SS-20 missil

Jamaica's foreign minister Wednesday urged the creation of an international debt organization funded

EXCHANGE CELEBRATES 10 YEARS OF TRADINGWhile the Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange Inc. celeb

In what would be its first venture in Saudi Arabia, Amoco Corp. said its chemical subsidiary has sig

NOSAC TO ENTER PACIFIC LUMBER TRADEVANCOUVER, British Columbia - Norwegian Specialized Auto

A Soviet-American working group is seeking $100 million from U.S. investors for a venture capital fu

Two ship lines involved in a vessel-sharing agreement in the Pacific trade each put a ship in dry do

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

Oct. 5, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

For shippers and carriers wondering how the Federal Maritime Commission is going to impose remedies

GERMAN TRADE SURPLUS WIDENED IN AUGUSTFRANKFURT, West Germany - The West German trade surplu

The first American rocket built and designed entirely with commercial funds fizzled and burned on th