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With the European Community Commission gearing up for another assault on Europe's powerful airline c

Scheduled start-up at the end of August of daily Boeing 747 flights between London's Gatwick Airport

DOUGLAS EMPLOYEES RESUME WORK IN CHINANEWPORT BEACH, Calif. - McDonnell Douglas Corp.'s 51 A

ICI TO CONSTRUCT PLANT IN TAIWANImperial Chemical Industries PLC said it will build a 150 m

At Boeing Co., they call it "supersonic fever." And the Pacific Northwest is expected to get

President Bush is expected to offer assistance to Poland and Hungary to helpthem clean up their envi

The government announced a seven-year plan to ban almost all uses of asbestos, a move that caught th

A group of shipping experts recently urged developing countries to adopt load center ports, rational

Allergan Inc. doesn't go public until July 27, but already it is being mentioned in the same breath

The Canadian government Thursday released a prospectus outlining the sale of its remaining 57 percen

The great bow swung slowly west, wheeling past the Battery and the twin towers of the World Trade Ce

MC Shipping Inc. borrowed $10.3 million from a French bank to purchase a 12- year-old multipurpose s

W. Don Welch, executive director of the South Carolina State Ports Authority, has been elected to a

PA. GOVERNOR EXPECTED TO SIGN PORT BILLThe 33-member body known as the Philadelphia Port Cor

Great Lakes shipowners' fears that the 1988 drought would cut this year's grain shipments are being

Ports, Intermodal Shipping and Freight Transportation. July 24-27. New York. 14th annual summer conf

A national shipping agency has reorganized and formed a division that will support Westwood Shipping

Gasoline production reached its highest weekly output level since the last week in December 1978, th

July 6, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

1398 (July 6, 1989) Previous day - 1401 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

Orient Overseas Container Line Ltd. is beefing up its global information system with new equipment a

DONLAN TO HEAD RAIL ASSOCIATIONJ. Donlan Piedmont, director of public relations for Norfolk

Sun Refining & Marketing Co. announced that effective 8:15 a.m. Thursday it increased its barge dist

THE HEAVY RAINS of the past week have left more than one Louisiana rail shipper high and dry.

NORTH SEA WORKERS TO SUSPEND STRIKELeaders of striking maintenance and construction workers

Spain is the latest European country to join the paperless trading bandwagon. SimpoEspana, t

July 6, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

NEW NETWORK CREATED TO RELAY ALARM SIGNALSSYOSSET, N.Y. - A new network has been created tha

A Massachusetts congressman is asking Congress to approve a $500,000 federal subsidy to a small Mass

CSL Intermodal is still in its formative stages as an intermodal carrier but it believes it has an e

New York State average retail gasoline prices dropped for the first time in more than two months, sa

The Interstate Commerce Commission has delayed approval of Blackstone Capital Partners' bid to acqui

A dramatic change in the way Medicare pays doctors, approved by a key House committee last week, is

Most U.S. coal exporters are bracing for continued production losses and missed shipments, not a ret

New York-area doctors have something to cheer about: For the first time in years, medical malpractic

SAN JOSE FIRM, AGENTS AGREE TO SETTLEMENTSAN JOSE, Calif. - An agency and several of its age

Lloyd's of London is not a company, but a 300 year-old insurance marketplace of some 400 syndicates

HOW TO USE: The following government bid opportunities are among the hundreds of such opport

New Jersey's 20 health maintenance organizations lost less money in the first quarter of 1989 but re

SHIFT FROM SPENDING IN US ACCELERATESOil companies are accelerating their shift away from th