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For the week ended April 23 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Saul Sorkin, a noted author on transportation law, has become a partner with the law firm of Kroll &

38th Annual Export-Import Meeting. May 9. Ramada Inn in Kingsport, Tenn. May 10. Sheraton Plaza, Joh

A truly integrated world economy is inevitable, but people throughout the world are so frightened of

The just-concluded Chinese Export Commodities Fair notched a record US$5.21 billion in contracts sig

The AIDS epidemic poses an unprecedented challenge to U.S. life insurers. While their credit

Staff at the U.S. Customhouse in lower Manhattan answered to another boss for the last two weeks: th

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB

Massachusetts has become the first northeastern state to adopt a summertime reduction in gasoline vo

EDI Could Prove to Be A Major Medical BoonSAN ANTONIO, Texas - Electronic communications cou

Worker benefits are growing at a higher rate than wages, with escalating health insurance costs acco

Argentina, China Hold Grain TalksBUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Argentina has begun negotiations

Whether the Senate will next week send the omnibus trade bill to the White House is uncertain, congr

Guinness PLC, the huge British spirits and beer conglomerate, says it will cut shipping costs this y

Due to computer difficulties the size of Thursday's and today's Journal of Commerce has been reduced

Kansas Insurer Merged Into Corroon & BlackCorroon & Black Corp. announced Thursday that Dort

Ralph Wilson Plastics Co., a unit of Premark International Inc., has announced the acquisition of Fo

TransCanada to Supply Gas to Midland PlantDEARBORN, Mich. - TransCanada Pipelines Ltd., thro

The Panama Canal Commission does not understand why Congress is knocking on its door to help out the

Several questions must still be answered before the aims of a European central bank and a unified E

R.P. URFER & CO. (New York) - Four former senior executives of Chase Manhattan Corp. and the retired

Corn Quantity: to be negotiated. Quality: dried corn kernel. Packaging: to be negotiated. De

Record crop yields, sizable government subsidies, remarkable livestock profits and debt reduction ha

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

A House Foreign Affairs Committee bill to impose much stiffer trade and investment sanctions on Sout

The new mood of confidence now starting to surface in the tanker market is enabling owners to addres

Secretary of Transportation Jim Burnley Thursday proposed new regulations to deal harshly with rail,

London's shipping community is hoping that a new mobile telephone communication system installed on

A strike by employees at French engine maker Snecma could delay deliveries of the A320 aircraft, Air

Degussa Corp., the U.S. subsidiary of Degussa AG, has announced plans to build a $30 million plant t

For January 1988 vs. January 1987 (In Metric Tons - Via Ocean)RegionJan. 88

Cutting through a thicket of controversy and misunderstanding, Comvik Skyport AB, a sister company o

With bar coding widely in use, especially in supermarkets, many retailers are turning their attentio

Federal agents expect they'll have a record four-ton cocaine seizure once they finish inspecting all

It wasn't a serious problem, says James R. Eiszner, chairman and chief executive of CPC Internationa

In a Wednesday, April 5 article on Health Maintenance Organizations, the headline misstated the fact

U.K. imports under a high exchange rate much cheaper than they otherwise would be, Prime Minister Ma

Japanese Investors May Move US MartsNEW YORK - Small changes in portfolio holdings of foreig

The Canadian dollar and the British pound are likely to retreat from their recent highs, according t

Brazil's basic money supply grew 17.6 percent in April, whereas inflation in the same month totaled