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1390 (June 14, 1989) Previous day - 1309 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The intermodal traffic explosion has begun to cool, but a top rail executive believes intermodalism

Nobuhiro Saito, president of NYK Line (Canada) Inc., admits that it's going to take some time before

Air Force planners here believe they can disguise a 195,000-pound MX missile, high as a seven-story

American Trucking Associations changed its current policy and voted Wednesday to support mandatory r

Leopoldo Wills Franco was complaining to Lau Diderichsen about OneSeal's high-security container sea

ICC TAKES ACTION ON RAIL ABANDONMENTThe Interstate Commerce Commission revoked an out-of-ser

Jeffrey R. Rodek is the new president of Tiger Interantional Inc. and its subsidiary the Flying Tige

General Electric Information Services has designs on the clothing industry. The Rockville, M

Consumers are speaking out more vociferously against automobile insurance rate increases, and develo

Responding to angry letters and complaints from the elderly, members of Congress Tuesday called for

The Boeing Co. is asking airlines to ground all but a few of its stretched twin-jet 737s following t

California-based Balboa Insurance Co. has reimbursed Massachusetts insurance investigators $200,000

A letter bearing the name of influential congressman Mervyn M. Dymally sought to pressure the govern

Torajiro Kuruma has contributed little, if anything, to the high-powered,financial-industria

The taped images that television viewers are seeing of the crisis in China are coming via satellite

The House Ways and Means Committee's Trade Subcommittee Wednesday approved a new, one-year Customs u

Delaware offers the most favorable climate for manufacturing among ''manufacturing-intensive" states

Americans have long comforted themselves with the belief that the Japanese may be very good at manuf

BUSINESS INVENTORIES ROSE 0.6 PERCENT IN APRILU.S. business inventories rose 0.6 percent in

Stolt Tankers & Terminals (Holdings) SA said it reached final agreement with a Norwegian shipbuilder

American Society of Transportation and Logistics, seminar on fundamentals of traffic and transportat

APRIL CONSUMER PRICES ROSE 0.9 PERCENT IN OECDApril consumer prices rose on average by 0.9 p

The insurance rates on political risk coverage for China have increased eight-fold in the last two w

The Massachusetts Maritime Academy and its controversial president have a six-month breathing space,

Over 100 House members want waterborne transportation issues removed from international trade negoti

Asia Terminals Ltd., one of the colony's three boxport operators, has secured HK$1.82 billion (US$23

CALIF. REGULATOR TARGETED IN LAWSUITA group of California attorneys has filed suit against t

Employee benefits managers are breathing a sigh of relief over a Senate committee's decision Tuesday

Malaysia is considered a desirable site for foreign investment in Asia, according to a survey of U.S

Five years ago, Jim Maloof was a real estate agent worried about losing his business in a city where

U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement Conference, sponsored by the U.S. Small Business Administration and

The latest business survey out of Detroit points to contraction in Michigan's industrial economy.

After nearly a decade of serious problems building and selling its famous tractors, Deere & Co. is h

Once a dying lake, Lake Erie is alive, reasonably well and luring fishermen, boaters and economic de

* Trading With Malaysia 4A * Tom Connors - Washington 10A* John Williamson - Asia's Exchange

If you're among the army of Americans who will be changing their address in the next four months, bo

The U.S. dollar pushed higher Wednesday on market hopes for a bullish U.S. trade number today.

CZECHOSLOVAKIA BACKS CHINESE CRACKDOWNPRAGUE, Czechoslovakia - Czechoslovakia voiced support

U.S. takeover specialist T. Boone Pickens said he is considering taking legal action over a dispute