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Negotiating freight rates under the 1984 Shipping Act is easier and more flexible, but has not neces

WORKERS COMP RATES TO DROP IN NEW JERSEYTRENTON, N.J. - Workers compensation premium rates w

After losing ground to its neighbors, Louisville is finally shaking off the lingering effects of the

Aviation safety is obviously a subject of great personal concern for anyone who flies. Frequ

Sun Co. will sell two oil product terminals that it acquired from Atlantic Petroleum Corp. Sun will

For the first time in 15 years, a U.S. commercial aircraft builder has cracked the Soviet Union's ho

Disagreements about the Canada-U.S. free trade agreement are still alive in the United States.

U.S. coal exporters are bracing for the first rate increase they've faced in several years on rail h

Nov. 3, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Council of Logistics Management, North Texas roundtable seminar on EDI, Nov. 11. Harvey House Hotel

SOVIETS TO INCREASE EXPORTS OF CRUDE OILThe Soviet Union, the world's largest oil producer,

Massachusetts voters will decide next week whether to shut down the state's two nuclear plants, in a

CSX/SEA-LAND INTERMODAL INC. (Hunt Valley, Md.) - Frank S. Onimus was named manager, planning, of th

Loss-ridden Philippine Air Lines is planning a fleet revamp next year in which older British aircraf

TENTATIVE DATES SET FOR SEAWAY CLOSINGSWINNIPEG, Manitoba - The St. Lawrence Seaway Authorit

IRAQ DISCOVERS DEPOSIT OF HIGH QUALITY CRUDEMANAMA, Bahrain - Iraq announced the discovery o

Within a year the head of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey expects to resolve a dispute

Contractor bids for a new terminal at John Wayne Airport came in so high over the estimate that plan

Comair Holdings Inc. the parent corporation of Comair Inc., the Cincinnati and Orlando-based Delta C

Boeing Co. plans to boost production of its commercial jets over the next two years, a top executive

'JUST SAY NO' WORKING AGAINST DISK-DRIVESSAN JOSE, Calif. - The just say no campaign against

International organizations should start working on a set of rules covering the legal status of elec

Scaled Composites, the Mojave, Calif., company that became a Beech Aircraft Corp. subsidiary after d

In a bid to capture more of the $3 billion spent each year to send facsimile documents over telephon

FAA BUYS NEW RADAR TO COMBAT WINDSHEARA contract to supply 47 new Terminal Doppler radar sys

Ocean carriers and conferences hold mixed views about whether, or how, the Federal Maritime Commissi

Chip makers are keeping a close watch on the sluggish personal computer market because it is draggin

United States Lines Inc.'s former stevedore in Savannah, Ga., agreed to pay off the debts owed by th

The Port of Redwood City has reported a strong fiscal 1988, reversing a long period of cargo volume

Proponents of trucking regulation and deregulation exchanged charges on the merits of either system

Nov. 3, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange*PrevClose High Low Vo

GRAIN GROWERS AND SHIPPERS are beginning to compile the names of prospective candidates they'd like

1396 (Nov. 3, 1988) Previous day - 1390 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

TRAIN DERAILS CARRYING HAZARDOUS CHEMICALSNEWCASTLE, Calif. - A Southern Pacific train carry

Leaseway Transportation Corp.'s planned sale of its bulk materials group continues the company's str

The U.S. Customs Service will modify regulations for foreign-trade zones, to prepare for the impleme

Corporate America boosted its productivity in the third quarter, reversing a loss of efficiency in t

The Supreme Court Wednesday tackled the thorny interplay of employees' rights with the federal gover

As high as gas prices have risen, there is evidence that they are headed even higher. A survey of wh

Sales of new homes fell 7.8 percent in September, the biggest decline in 16 months. The Comm