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LEAPING INTO THE UNKNOWN can result in broken bones - or bytes, in the case of computerization.<

One of the key reasons why it will be hard, if not impossible, for Chinese authorities to crush the

SERVICE MERCHANDISE TO SELL COMPUTER UNITNASHVILLE - Service Merchandise Co. has reached an

Sea-Land Service Inc. seems to be facing unattractive alternatives after the Maritime Administration

The Port of Oakland has submitted an $81.7 million budget for fiscal 1989. The budget is 10 percent

Prices of ocean freight futures contracts found a new bottom early last week, then bounced off this

French shipowners reacted cautiously at the weekend to proposals published last week to revive the d

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

Transportation Secretary Samuel K. Skinner sent legislation to Congress aimed at giving the Coast Gu

A group of men using high-tech methods of transferring money nearly heisted more than $69 million fr

The dollar rally may be re-ignited in the wake of a report indicating that U.S. inflation is running

WILL OTHER RAILROADS BE TARGETED for takeover attempts now that CNW Corp. has a definitive agreement

NC SERVICE MAY LINK CHARLOTTE, RALEIGHCHARLOTTE, N.C. - Rail service between Charlotte and R

Transportation Secretary Samuel Skinner criticized a railroad anti-drug bill approved by a key House

New Jersey took the first step last week in providing rail service to the Hudson River waterfront co

SANTA FE RAILWAY (Chicago) - Jeffrey R. Moreland was named vice president and general counsel for th

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

SOVIET PREMIER SAYS DEBT TOTALS $54 BILLIONThe Soviet Union has external foreign currency de

The same trucks that carry the nation's food to market, have quietly and quickly become the new wave

BANK LEUMI TRUST CO. OF NEW YORK (New York) - Shmuel Sussman was named a senior vice president, resp

Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. said Friday it is reorganizing its investment and merchant banking

1406 (June 9, 1989) Previous day - 1412 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey obtained a 15-year lease agreement with a terminal opera

June 9, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

A group of distinguished economists recommended this weekend that Third World debt should be reduced

Sea Containers Ltd. stock climbed more than $2 a share Friday after the company's board of directors

The state Senate passed two measures that would require the Massachusetts Port Authority to assume $

Moody's Investors Service said it is reviewing the A3 long-term debt rating of the People's Republic

WILDCAT DOCKER STRIKE GAINING SUPPORT IN UKLONDON - U.K. dockworkers employed at Newport jo

Fri., June 9, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

Financial analysts and bankers estimate that as of June 1, Argentina had a minimum $4.0 billion of i

Boeing Co. last week introduced its new 737-500, a high-technology jet designed to serve airlines fl

USAir Group is capturing former Eastern Airlines passengers faster than any other carrier, gaining

Rhemus, a West German freight forwarder, is owned by Veba. The ownership was incorrectly stated in a

Continuing turmoil in China is beginning seriously to disrupt movements of air freight in and out of

Brazil's blossoming ready-made garment exports are sparking the intermodal creativity of a major int

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index turned higher on Friday, reflecting higher prices for

U.S.-Soviet airline talks were stalled last week after a Soviet delegation arrived in Alaska without

States battling air pollution in a race against threatened federal sanctions are watching New Jersey

FAA FINES AIRLINES FOR SECURITY LAPSESWASHINGTON - The Federal Aviation Administration annou