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The latest skirmish between the air couriers and the U.S. Postal Service has developed over the inte

Attorneys for a Cyprus shipowner and CSX Transportation Co. headed back into court last week in an a

About 200 people are expected for a two-day conference on intermodal transportation that will featur

General merchandise shippers tend to be neglected, and the Burlington Northern Railroad said it's de

1445.0 (May 13, 1988) Previous day - 1428.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchang

The Pacific Northwest's forest products industry, which helped build the region's economy more than

Japan's Trade Surplus Shows Another DeclineJapan's trade surplus shrunk in April for the 12t

The International Trade Commission will hold a hearing next month on a U.S. industry request for hig

The strike that crippled South Korea's second largest automaker for 40 days is over, but at a cost t

Inflation watchers breathed a sigh of relief after seeing Friday's government report on wholesale pr

TOP STORIES: A dramatic turnaround is seen for Pennsylvania's manufacturing. 8APhiladelphia

May 13, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

An article in the Wednesday edition of The Journal of Commerce on inadvertentdrug carriage i

Hoechst Celanese Increases PricesBRIDGEWATER, N.J. - Hoechst Celanese Corp. announced a 20-c

Johannes Riedel will become the director of the Berlin branch of Schenker & Co., the West German for

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

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 millionor l

A leading South Korean businessman told U.S. corporate executives that U.S. products can compete wit

AVIATION Britain's Civil Aviation Authority is considering pricing airport slots as one mean

TOP STORIES: Port deficiencies may stymie skyrocketing South Carolina's intermodal growth ra

CME to Implement Currency Price LimitsThe Chicago Mercantile Exchange will to implement its

Sea Containers Reports $30.5 Million ProfitSea Containers Ltd. reported net income of $30.5

CONCURRENT COMPUTER CORP. (Tinton Falls, N.J.) - Winchell S. Carroll was named director, commercial

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that E&B Carpet Mills' shipments of carpet from Georgia int

Large U.S. banks don't have sufficient capital to cover potential losses from loans to foreign count

Optimistic projections by the Canadian Wheat Board about the outlook for sales to China have been ec

U.S. importers shopped a good deal more in non-market economy, or communist, countries in 1987 than

A bill approved by the Assembly on Thursday would require the state to study how automobile insuranc

The campaign to reduce farm subsidies worldwide has received only patchy support in the year since t

A Page 1A article in The Journal of Commerce on May 4, headlined, Soviets Show Interest in Joint Ve

Coal production in the Philippines is expected to fall short of demand by anaverage of 1 mil

Tenneco Oil Exploration & Production, a unit of Tenneco Inc., said it will join with a subsidiary of

A Thinking Computer In the Works in JapanTOKYO - A trial model of a fifth generation compute

It's musical chairs time here in government maritime circles with Elaine Chao leaving her post as de

Hearings and deadline dates for pending U.S. International Trade Commission investigations:*

Shoe, Clothes Importer Gets Big Line of CreditL.A. Gear Inc., designers and marketer of fash

The manufacturing site for the Saturn car lies between the towns of Spring Hill and Columbia, Tenn.,

Japan will surpass the United States as the world's largest aid donor by next March, a senior offici

HUNTINGTON TRUST CO. (Columbus, Ohio) - Norman A. Jacobs was named president of this subsidiary of H