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MAPCO'S SAFETY RECORD IS WORST, STUDY SAYSLEXINGTON, Ky. - For the second consecutive year,

An article on Page 18 of the Sept. 18 Air Commerce supplement to The Journal of Commerce should have

Facsimile machines, known for their agility at leaping national boundaries and ignoring time zones,

Genetic engineering is no more a risk to society than changing an organism's heredity through an old

At least nine U.S. companies have lowered their earnings forecasts this week, making Wall Street jit

Senate Democrats, overriding a more cautious Bush administration plan, pushed through the Senate For

The Interstate Commerce Commission's ruling in a six-year-old case involving how railroads handle pr

The governments of India and China will strive for "a significant increase" in bilateral trade durin

Michael H. Lane, acting commissioner of the U.S. Customs Service, assured customs brokers and forwar

Tue., Sept. 20, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

Gasoline and distillate inventories increased, the American Petroleum Institute's latest weekly supp

The idea of relieving airport congestion by regulating landing fees is farfrom dead despite

There is good and bad news for air freight forwarders with the introduction of the Boeing 747-400 in

Washington state's new Public Ports Task Force includes as members both well- known leaders from Pug

Japanese banks, which have appeared to be on a buying spree in the United States, will be selling so

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

The government of Taiwan appeared to light the fuse on a new time bomb under trade with the United S

DEREGULATION HELD HELPFUL TO CONSUMERSA transportation industry coalition released a new stu

A group of 60 state legislators in California have stepped into the fray in Sir James Goldsmith's bi

A cargo-handling technology known as the spiralveyor made its U.S. public debut Tuesday as the port

Guatemala's highlands, once home to the thriving Mayan civilization, have been ravaged by poverty an

Textile exports from the Philippines, shiploads of which go to the United States, appear to be on ta

The European Community Commission announced Wednesday the actual amount of each EC currency in 1 Eur

United Parcel Service's new $128 million East Coast air freight hub here at the Philadelphia Interna

UK'S RTZ SELLS UNIT TO RHONE-POULENCRTZ Corp. said here Wednesday it would sell its specialt

World production of 10 major oilseeds in 1989-90 will reach 211.1 million metric tons, up 12.9 milli

U.S. Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher will continue his efforts today to ensure that the Europea

A Tokyo-based steamship line and its longtime U.S. agent are discussing a possible separation, both

The Society of Maritime Arbitrators of New York has developed a shortened arbitration procedure that

(The following is Part II of an article published on Wednesday's insurance page. The Illinois Suprem

The insurance industry was able to kill a provision of the federal savings and loan bailout law, all

Transporting hazardous cargoes through cities and towns is "the hottest political grass-roots issue

Chemical exports currently comprise 14 to 15 percent of total U.S. chemical shipments, contrary to w

The U.S. dollar declined Wednesday on fears that this weekend's meeting of officials of the Group of

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

Federal Express Corp. will spend $15 million to expand its hub for international operations at India

FAA SEEKS TO FINE PAN AM ON SECURITYWASHINGTON - The Federal Aviation Administration has pro

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

DOCK LABOR PACT TALKS SET TO RESUME FRIDAYNegotiations for a dock labor contract covering Ne

1435 (Sept. 20, 1989) Previous day - 1439 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in