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The International Maritime Bureau is to investigate the growing incidence of merchant ships being di

Louisiana's port authorities are gearing up for battle over an issue that has haunted them for three

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

The Senate approved legislation last week allowing the federal government to crack down on unsafe tr

IU International Corp, which owns six trucking companies in the East and Midwest, said it is conside

Rand McNally Boasts Record Use of SystemsSKOKIE, Ill. - Rand McNally-TDM Inc. enjoyed a reco

British trade minister Alan Clark has complained that British haulage firms are not given the same f

Freight transportation companies may collect damages from shippers who do not pay their bills on tim

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The San Francisco Bay Area will see a substantial increase in cargo traffic over the next 32 years,

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Experts are split on the outlook for Sino-U.S. trade this year, although the prevailing view is for

Air cargo companies would be hit hard by proposed timetables for airport noise reduction because the

Mar. 4, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

The turmoil in Panama brings into sharp focus the lack of an all-U.S. route to bring Alaskan crude o

A modest one-day rally in oil prices petered out by the close of trading Friday, leaving the Europea

Baker Rejects Proposal To Hike Gasoline TaxTreasury Secretary James Baker Friday rejected fo

Coastal Corp., an integrated oil company, and Coastal Oil Co., a regional marketer in the Northeast,

The current weakness in Brent blend crude oil prices has prompted oil traders here to consider the r

Texaco Hits Oil, Gas In the Gulf of MexicoTexaco Inc. successfully tested two discovery well

Every president since Dwight Eisenhower has used the National Security Clause to stem the flow of fo

A federal judge has ruled that Trans World Airlines did not bargain in bad faith to precipitate and

The cost of mailing a letter will go up within a few weeks, once the Postal Rate Commission decides

JAR WARS ARE COMING over the Transportation Department's proposed drug-testing rules for a half-mill

The Connecticut state Transportation Department will solicit proposals for development of an air car

USAir Places Order For 50 Boeing 737sUSAir Inc. ordered 50 Boeing 737 jetliners in three mod

A flight attendants' union official said Friday that Transportation Department plans to test airline

Labor strife on Guilford Transportation Industries' troubled Springfield Terminal Railway appears he

Fast Trains Considered Viable Air AlternativeA surprising number of manufacturing executives

For the first time in their history, the Japanese will be able to travel across the nation's four ma

The U.S. economy should register a respectable increase in this quarter, although it grew a bit slow

Unemployment slipped 0.1 percent to 5.7 percent last month as half a million new jobs were created,

Japan's wholesale prices in the period Feb. 11-12 rose by 0.1 percent from the previous 10 days but

Treasury Secretary James A. Baker III said he does not want to see any gasoline tax increase, at lea

IT'S PRETTY HEALTHY, after all. The latest checkup of the economy's vital signs revealed an

Japan's economy already has made the transition from an export-led to a domestic-led economy, and it

The Congressional Budget Office said the federal budget deficit in fiscal 1989 under the proposed Re

AIR CARGO New pressure to lower airport sound levels seriously threatens the future of the n

Prospects of some early international trade accords in the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade ne

Two South Korean trade missions will visit Tokyo and Osaka in May and October to promote electronics