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Companies often learn proprietary information about each other in establishing EDI relationships.

The Boeing Co. has won an order for 22 B757-200 aircraft from the British airline, Air Europe - its

Pan Am Achieves Pact With Flight EngineersFlight engineers at Pan American World Airways ove

It was hard sell, software and electronics all down the line from driver to dealer to customer at Fr

Glasnost in the Soviet Union reached a new level this week as IDG Communications of Framingham, Mass

Computer controlled networks are bringing a revolution to supermarket price labeling, a Canadian fir

Computer Hacking Played Hijack RoleKUWAIT CITY, Kuwait - Computer hacking played a key role

Four Arrested at Dover During Ferry StrikeDOVER, England - Four men were arrested Tuesday du

The Federal Maritime Commission, like other government agencies, has altered its rules to deal with

Despite a weak economy in Alaska, a small fleet of barges from several companies still leaves Puget

1393.5 (April 26, 1988) Previous day - 1402.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Excha

When the 100-foot Pride of Baltimore II is launched April 30, nearly two years will have passed sinc

GATX Corp. reported first quarter earnings of $9.3 million, or $1.01 a share, on revenue of $120.7 m

Long-haul motor carriers will continue to cut into the market for intermodal transportation as long

Appeals Court Extends Stay on BN OperationThe 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has extended

Govs. Michael Dukakis of Massachusetts and and Madeleine Kunin of Vermont said they will send the In

While most other heavy truck makers were taking the wraps off their new aerodynamic models over the

Poor bridge maintenance by New York state officials led to riverbed soil erosion and the collapse of

The conference operating between Calcutta and the U.S. East Coast has deferred hikes in freight rate

Longshoremen at Montreal, Canada's leading general cargo port, are threatening to renew work disrupt

Sea-Barge Group named Philip V. Bates senior vice president and chief operating officer of the tug a

A group of Pacific islanders traveling by canoe to see relatives two miles away were blown 1,000 mil

President Reagan acted on Monday to extend economic sanctions against Nicaragua for another year, th

The number of Americans manufacturing things for a living has fallen in this decade, although such a

Hans Jacob Kruse, the elegantly dapper chairman of Hapag-Lloyd, says he can see some light at the en

Transamerica Reports Operating Income UpTransamerica Corp. reported operating earnings of $7

A five-year legal battle over a Palm Beach maid's $600 insurance claim ended recently with an appeal

A Pennsylvania court struck down a state law Monday that allows insurance companies to use sex as a

General Motors Corp. plans to expand a program aimed at improving the health and fitness of workers,

Statewide Exec Named In Fraudulent SchemeMINEOLA, N.Y. - John Johns, president and chief ope

Golden Rule Insurance Co. said Tuesday it will sell a health-care insurance policy with full coverag

The U.S. dollar was mixed Tuesday after dipping and rising on news of a 2.3 percent rise in first qu

Japanese investors will begin to buy large amounts of U.S. stocks and bonds once they are convinced

In the past two weeks several major U.S.-based insurance companies have entered into agreements in p

West German Bundesbank President Karl Otto Poehl suggested Tuesday the currencies of Asia's newly in

Japan expects Taiwan to become a big donor within the Asian Development Bank, a high-ranking officia

BANKERS TRUST CO. (New York) - Neal F. Finnegan was named executive vice president responsible for t

Fed Official Cites Wage Inflation RiskPHOENIX, Ariz. - With the economy in the range of full

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

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