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1180.0 (July 13, 1988) Previous day - 1183.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchan

Another round is shaping up in the classic match between the two largest U.S.-flag ocean carriers.

The Interstate Commerce Commission scheduled a hearing on July 21 as part of its expanded investigat

Senate and House negotiators must square the differences between the fiscal 1989 transportation appr

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

The U.S. dollar rose Wednesday on bullish sentiments of two Federal Reserve officials. Ironically, h

WORK TO CLOSE 2 LANES ON MAJOR TRUCK ROUTETwo of the four lanes on the Outerbridge Crossing

Minimum interest rates on government guaranteed export credits will rise by 0.3 percent Friday, the

P-I-E Nationwide Inc., a major trucking company that has suffered steepfinancial losses duri

Grain prices are likely to move higher in the coming weeks, according to analysts. Crop stat

The government of Hong Kong will not assume a prominent role in reviving the territory's ailing futu

Annual 1 Mo. 3 Mo. Daily Smoothed Ago Ago Year7/13 7/12 Chan

JAPAN'S CHINA TRADE SEEN GOING INTO DEFICITJapan's trade with China will probably go into de

CIRCUIT BREAKER PLAN APPROVED BY CBTCHICAGO - Chicago Board of Trade board members approved

California Gov. George Deukmejian, the new chairman of the Western Governors' Association, says he i

The Cairns Group of 14 farming nations on Wednesday called for fundamental trade reform by phasing o

Oklahoma Gov. Henry Bellmon will fly to Asia today to join a trade mission that includes a visit wit

The United States has rejected a proposal from the European Community for settling a dispute over th

Japan and the United States have reached a broad agreement for the liberalization of Japanese import

The European Community's coming rules on an integrated internal market will be influenced by U.S. tr

FOREIGN FIRMS MAY BID FOR HONG KONG PROJECTThe Hong Kong government said it would allow fore

Why China needs economic reform is brought home at the Beijing No. 1 Machine Tool Plant, a sprawling

The government of Thailand, one of Asia's fastest-growing economies, now projects exports will be US

MALAYSIA UNION WANTS US TRADE PRIVILEGESKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - A labor organization repres

Traditional Exports Animals and animal products, wool, hides, vegetable products, grains, to

The House approved legislation Wednesday mandating that employers give 60 days' notice before plant

An appeals court has ruled that hospitals have a duty to prevent suicides and reinstated a $1.3 mill

The Interstate Commerce Commission granted a virtually open-ended stay against implementation of a m

European shippers fear merging three shipping conferences serving Europe-U.S. trade would create a p

U.S. exports shipped in containers increased in May, but at a lesser rate than in April, according t

Twenty-nine east-central Indiana farmers filed suit today against a New Jersey insurance company, sa

AIDS could force a sharp rise in insurance premiums as companies face hefty bills for claims relatin

The move by Coleco Industries Inc. to seek protection from creditors deals another sharp blow to Hon

Thousands of fortune-seeking gold panners are being forced by their own government to leave much of

Has West Germany learned to love a lower dollar? Well, yes and no.Everyone should be happy w

In a carrot-and-stick performance, Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan Wednesday said inte

The Federal Maritime Commission will consider requiring ocean carriers and their rate conferences to

A dispute between the Port of Tacoma and the Puyallup Indians over century- old land claims is extre

Zim Israel Navigation Co. Ltd. and Nedlloyd Lines Trade Directorate Far East plan a commerce and ser

Transportation Secretary Jim Burnley directed the Coast Guard to begin immediately to crack down on