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The House Education and Labor Committee voted Wednesday to raise the federal minimum wage to $5.05 a

Its victories in overseas markets have brought Honda Motor Co. worldwide recognition, but the compan

Labor support is the next major Midwest target in the Democratic race for presidential nomination, i

The 12-nation European Community is moving to retaliate against U.S. oil- based products because of

Most businesses expect sales, profits and prices to remain strong in the second quarter, according t

Companies making computer hardware and communications equipment may be growing rapidly, but a recent

AVIATION The Air Line Pilots Association is seeking a federal ruling that would aid its driv

The staff of the Federal Maritime Commission has asked Sea-Land Service Inc.,Trans Freight L

The Sears Island Cargo Terminal project in Searsport, Maine, has received approval from the U.S. Arm

HAPAG-LLOYD (AMERICA) Inc. (Baltimore) - Dale Boyd was promoted to Baltimore regional director. Prev

NJ Weighs Outcome Of Transit Budget CutsTRENTON, N.J. - Federal cuts in transportation funds

Kansas City Southern Industries Inc. has asked the Interstate CommerceCommission to treat Ph

The chairman of a three-county board that hopes to take over CalTrain says the tentative price tag f

Canadian Pacific Ltd. announced its 1987 profit more than quadrupled from the previous year thanks t

Ship Carrying Hondas Sets Sail Again TodayPORTLAND, Ore. - A spokesman for Central Gulf Line

Overcapacity of ships and terminals will force the nation's port leaders to re-examine their strateg

The International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union has called for a work stoppage Saturday fo

The California Trucking Association filed its version with the Federal Maritime Commission of a prop

The active life-span of tanker ships is being extended. The construction price for tankers a

ATA Publishes LA Driver ManualThe American Trucking Associations has released a publication

EVERYBODY GETS TO DANCE at this party. Top officers of the National Industrial Transportatio

March 16, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High

An Interstate Commerce Commission plan to expand big city commercial zones is a clear attempt by the

Carolina Freight Corp., one of the nation's largest trucking companies, is the rumored target of a c

Some 250 striking tug crew workers massed on the waterfront and shouted their demands for a Coast Gu

1596.5 (March 16, 1988) Previous day - 1590.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Excha

High prices have always made it tough for visitors to Oslo, but now even well-paid Norwegians are fi

In an effort to avoid U.S. sanctions, Japan has made an eleventh-hour offer to improve foreign acces

The Reagan administration Wednesday warmly endorsed the Senate conferees' offer to the House on the

Soviet Venture Involves US, Italy and JapanThe Soviet Oil Ministry and U.S., Italian and Jap

The announcement Tuesday that weekend office hours will end next year for the nation's Postal Saving

The rapid pace of technological and economic change sweeping through the world shipping industry is

Settlements with two state governments have opened the way for the first risk retention group to off

Shipping through the Panama Canal is generally running smoothly despite strikes and demonstrations i

Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita accused the Reagan administration Wednesday of jeopardizing relation

Irish-Americans aren't the only ones thinking green this St. Patrick's Day. Their compatriots back i

Disruption and confusion could result from the Interstate CommerceCommission's proposed chan

The Hong Kong government has launched a US$5.6 million study to determine the site of its future air

The International Transportation Exhibition (IVA) in Hamburg, West Germany, June 1-12 will be the f

It is perhaps inevitable that the fracturing of the uncomplicated relationship between airline and a