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NEPTUNE ORIENT MARKS DECADE OF SEATTLE CALLSA ship call Tuesday by Neptune Orient Lines Ltd.

Nat Welch, chairman of the International Intermodal Expo, will receive the Intermodal Transportation

VIRGINIA POWER SEEKS BIDS FOR NEW CAPACITYRICHMOND, Va. - Virginia Power Tuesday requested c

The organizers of Australia's Spot Coal Screen Dealing System are confident of success. They

Like thousands of airline passengers each day, U.S. Rep. Cass Ballenger, R- N.C., was the victim of

Milwaukee's Mitchell International Airport will expand and consolidate its air cargo facilities into

With one week to go before officials of the last county are scheduled to vote, New Jersey consumer a

The rising cost of health insurance may be driving angry teachers out of the school system of the Ro

The Brazilian government will likely earmark 1 million metric tons of raw sugar from the 1989-90 (Ma

The Delors Committee proposals on European monetary union would interfere with the sovereignty of Eu

American exports to Hong Kong were substantially higher in June than a year earlier, while the colon

The resignation of South African President P.W. Botha will result in only a gradual improvement in t

The 14,520-deadweight-ton Soviet merchant ship, Nedesdha Obukhova, is returning to Canada still carr

The Spanish government's decision to link Madrid and Seville by high-speed train by 1992 has become

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

Chicago Mercantile Exchange yen trader Michael Sidel has pleaded not guilty to three counts of mail

This fall, Minnesota Power & Light Co., Duluth, will likely join the ranks of a small but growing nu

A federal court has barred the Coast Guard from boarding chartered yachts making pleasure cruises in

1405 (Aug. 14, 1989) Previous day - 1401 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

DON'T WORRY, BE HAPPY: That seems to be the attitude of a surprising number of respected economists

One of the biggest scandals to hit the Lloyd's of London insurance market could be laid to rest toda

A Connecticut consumer group is threatening a legislative revolt against both personal lines rates a

U.S. Rep. Charles B. Rangel is calling on Caribbean countries to sign tax agreements with the United

BELL HELICOPTER TO USE U.S. POLYMERIC RESINU.S. Polymeric Co. of Santa Ana, Calif. said its

NORANDA, TRELLEBORG TO BID FOR FALCONBRIDGENoranda Inc., the big Canadian mining and forestr

ARGENTINA CUTS TAXES ON GRAIN, OILSEEDSBUENOS AIRES, Argentina - The Argentine Agriculture S

The Department of Transportation denied requests by five U.S. air cargo carriers for broad U.S.-Cana

Aeroports De Paris, the owner and operator of Charles de Gaulle and Orlyairports, has formed

AMAX COAL INDUSTRIES INC. (Indianapolis) - George E. Martin was promoted to vice president of operat

Singapore Petroleum Co. has won the race for Taiwan's first overseas processing of crude oil, a deal

The Long Island Lighting Co., beset for years by problems linked to the Shoreham nuclear plant, anno

The country's principal port of Bombay is heading for its worst congestion in recent times, industry

SWIFT TRANSPORTATION GETS PETERBILT TRACTORSPeterbilt Motors Co. of Newark, Calif. said it d

ILLINOIS CENTRAL REPORTS QUARTERLY INCOME RISEIllinois Central Transportation Co. reported s

JAPAN SET TO RESUME LOAN FLOW TO CHINAJapanese banks are ready to resume lending to China if

A Florida frozen food shipper does not have to pay a $27,000 rate undercharge claim from one of its

WESTERN INTERMODAL STARTS NEW SERVICEHOMEWOOD, Ill. - Western Intermodal Services Ltd. has b

Japanese buying of U.S. commercial real estate has surged ahead since 1986, and the $10.02 billion w

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

S&P UPGRADES RATING OF CORROON & BLACKNEW YORK- Standard & Poor's announced that it has rais