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

US DUMPING COMPLAINT AGAINST JAPAN REJECTEDThe International Trade Commission dismissed a U

Malaysia has boosted its international role to promote trade and investment and improve the country'

Top diplomats from 21 West European and Latin American countries have declared their support for a C

Freight backed up at Italian border checkpoints is being cleared through customs after a week of pro

The grass does appear brighter on the other side of the fence for CP Trucks of Toronto, one of the l

COURT WON'T REVIEW UAW-MACK AGREEMENTALLENTOWN, Pa. - Mack Trucks Inc. said the U.S. Supreme

Trans Freight Lines confirmed that it will open its own agency offices on the West Coast, starting A

In addition to being the low bidder for military shipments on the Military Sealift Command's major g

The Interstate Commerce Commission rejected pleas by a Lake Michigan ferry operator and railroad lab

A Federal Maritime Commission law judge has allowed RTM Line Ltd. to waive over $187,000 in mistaken

Hong Kong Islands Line America SA Wednesday laid off about 18 of its sales and marketing employees a

Two shipping conferences serving the Caribbean trades moved their offices Wednesday to Hollywood, Fl

The volume of cargo moved through the Port of Hamburg expanded 3.6 percent to 58.74 million metric t

Bruce B. Wilson, Conrail vice president, will be the keynote speaker at the 4th annual Massachusetts

The European Community Commission has called off an anti-dumping campaign against Sofrana Euro-Austr

A recent technological breakthrough promises a cost-effective means for insurance companies to trans

In a move long awaited by the U.S. shipping industry, a national sealift policy statement proposed b

The draft sealift policy under review by the National Security Council sets forth these guidelines a

The proportion of European Community cargoes moving internationally by truck will increase under the

Groups that have been fighting pressure to boost federal fuel taxes cheered long and hard Wednesday

An agreement could come as early as mid-March on an alternative to a recently abolished work preserv

Why aren't more U.S. companies interested in exporting? It appears that a lot of them tend to see it

You can't navigate if you don't know where you are. In the same way, you can't track product if you

A joint electronic cargo release system for the ports of Seattle and Tacoma is being developed from

The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission is heading for a showdown with Congress over a

JAPAN HAILS US VIEWS ON OPENING RICE MARTTOKYO - The Japanese Agriculture Ministry said it w

The U.S. cattle feeding industry has begun to focus on the impact and duration of export demand on

The Maritime administration has updated its yearly survey of U.S. shipbuilding and repair facilities

PAYMENTS DEFICIT INCREASES IN CANADACanada's balance of payments deficit rose C$2.2 billion

The shipbuilding sector in Singapore seems set for another solid year, with the first of the season'

CUT-FLOWER IMPORTS may have U.S. producers in the pink. In testimony before the Internationa

The Federal Maritime Commission's March 3 meeting will feature a closed discussion of the agency's c

OVERSEAS SHIPHOLDING REPORTS RISE IN PROFITOverseas Shipholding Group Inc. said net income f

With a powerful assist from their government, U.S. tobacco companies have made major inroads in Asia

Robert J. Leo has been named as vice president and counsel of the American Association of Exporters

Thailand's expanding economy is facing new challenges as it becomes a contender in the playing field

For decades, Venezuelans dreamed that oil would cure the economic woes of their petroleum-rich count

A "flea-sized" Australian company expects to sign a multimillion-dollar deal with a major U.S. autom

Commercial Union, a leading U.K. composite insurer, Wednesday reported a 19 percent surge in pretax