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Pollution liability insurance rates for underground storage tanks have increased dramatically becaus

The Soviet Union has tripled the volume of its international air cargo service, mainly by expansion

Northwest Airlines' 6,500 flight attendants will vote to strike on Feb. 26 if they haven't reached a

First Olsen Tankers To Acquire Four ShipsA new company sponsored by Citicorp and Fred Olsen

Lake Carriers' Association. International joint conference. Feb. 21-24 at the Saddlebrook Golf & Ten

Construction of the tunnel under the English Channel is roughly on schedule and within budget, a coc

The Canadian for-hire trucking industry is experiencing initial difficulties in meeting government l

Feb. 18, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High

Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Japan's leading ocean carrier, says it is negotiating to take over three ships

Richard V. Parks, president of Farrell Lines Inc., has the reputation in the maritime industry of be

The Shanghai customs department will simplify paper work to speed commodity inspections and entry an

Deukmejian Defends Toxic Warning RulesSACRAMENTO, Calif. - Gov. George Deukmejian said that

TRW, Japanese Form Steering Gear VentureTRW Inc. and Koyo Seiko Co. have agreed to form a jo

Coca-Cola Co. sales in several Asian countries grew faster than Coke's overall volume in 1987, compa

The ancient Delphic oracle, know thyself, may seem incongruous in the fast- moving, nerve-racking en

U.S. offers on a major international coal tender issued by a Scottish utility will be half-hearted,

The major energy initiative in President Reagan's fiscal year 1989 budget is a request for increased

Price of Gasoline Heads Down in NYALBANY, N.Y. - Gasoline prices headed down again during th

Months before the Siberian Express tightens its grip on the Northern Hemisphere, U.S. snowplow manuf

Jones to Chair House SubcommitteeAs anticipated, Rep. Walter B. Jones, D-N.C., was named to

Renewed calls for eliminating the Interstate Commerce Commission, ending Amtrak rail subsidies and c

At a cost of $3 million, Howard Industries has converted the vacant Armco Steel pipe mill here into

Insurance companies have reported that many AIDS-related claims were based on physical conditions th

A new study of international trade in textiles and apparel blames self- protective measures in other

High technology and innovation are likely to be the key factors in boosting U.S. exports to Hong Kon

Oxford Energy Buys Waste Tire OperationOxford Energy Co. said it purchased the waste tire co

A Canadian opposition party task force will urge the government in Ottawa to hold off proposing legi

The idea of combining a containership and cruise ship is unusual, but has materialized in a new ship

Surveys taken by the Federal Maritime Commission to assess the views of the maritime community towar

Japanese Banks Boost Overseas LendingTOKYO - Japanese financial institutions, aided by the s

American President Companies has introduced a door-to-door truckload transportation service for dome

American President Lines has urged the Federal Maritime Commission to drop proposed retaliatory acti

BOND INVESTORS GUARANTY (New York) - Richard P. Kotz and Bernard L. Smith were named executive vice

Keystone Provident Life Insurance Co. might be asked to relocate its home office to Rhode Island if

The largest copper producer in the Philippines, Marcopper Mining Corp., may be forced to halt operat

The Financial Instrument Exchange foresees a stiff challenge from the Chicago Board of Trade's plann

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

For the first time, Mexico will discuss in detail its foreign investment regulations when it meets w

The tugboat workers' strike in New York Harbor has halted barge deliveries at independent oil and ga

The Reagan administration is proposing in its 1989 budget to sell off the ElkHills and Teapo