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The European Community said Wednesday it had exempted a joint Italian- Japanese copier producing ven

The growing Crowley interests seek an unusual exemption from regulation by the Federal Maritime Comm

Public utilities have agreed not to cut off the service of customers who paid their bills with money

The Reagan administration unveiled a real economic growth estimate of just 2.4 percent for 1988, and

Japan's Cabinet Wednesday approved a draft budget for fiscal 1988 that abandons recent austerity eff

WASHINGTON - Jerome L. Dreyer has been named president and chief executive of the Transportation Dat

DOLLAR POLICY has fluctuated wildly in recent months, and this week it shifted again as the U.S. aba

The Federal Maritime Commission's broad probe of marine terminals will move into the field early in

Edison to Increase Residential RatesROSEMEAD, Calif. - Southern California Edison Co. said e

The government of South Korea intends to settle major outstanding trade issues with the United State

Canada's new National Transportation Act, due to take effect Jan. 1, may cause problems for a Wester

EC Takes 2 Members To Court Over DutiesBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Community said Wedne

Consumer activist Ralph Nader and 15 environmental groups have endorsed a table grape boycott by the

Operators restarted the $6.3 billion Nine Mile Point 2 nuclear plant Tuesday, one month after it was

A New York City-based independent power plant builder has filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in

The International Cocoa Organization may hold an emergency meeting starting Jan. 11, 1988, to discus

The World Bank's Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency is expected to start operating by next spr

The National Transportation Safety Board staff wants the board to schedule a field hearing into the

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

Rail shippers in New England are reaching out, with little apparent success, to state and federal au

New England shippers who rely on railroad transportation again find themselves hostages to the warfa

U.S. sugar producers and processors praised congressional action providing for the importation of up

Officials of the Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp. and of the three major potential buyers of the Sout

Atlantic States Association of Rail Shippers, annual seminar, Jan. 13, Hershey Philadelphia Hotel, P

The United Mine Workers, whose national coal contract expires Jan. 31, is in a strong bargaining pos

The European Community has extended for 20 years a 1977 exemption under its competition rules for a

An Energy Department report on alternative transportation fuels does not bode well for the use of co

U.S. shipbuilders, battered almost to extinction in recent years, say all they need from the Reagan

A proposed settlement between the Consumer Product Safety Commission and Japanese makers of all-terr

A new Brazilian law extending copyright protection to foreign computer software may make life more d

Europe Container Terminus of Rotterdam has won the bitterly contested battle among three major North

Hoechst Licenses Himont ProcessWILMINGTON, Del. - Himont Inc. and Hoechst AG have completed

The Liposome Co. has entered into a development and licensing agreement with Taisho Pharmaceutical C

A memorial service will be held Dec. 29 for Norman Stone, a former transportation executive and West

The Federal Maritime Commission, already well along the way toward an electronically automated tarif

International Transportation Service, a terminal operator at the port of Long Beach, has applied for

EPI Issues Stock As Restructuring MoveRICHARDSON, Texas - Environmental Processing Inc. anno

Stock index futures did not cause or accelerate the stock market crash of Oct. 19, according to the

If British children don't wake up to find a game of Dingbats under the tree on Christmas morning the

Two days after one of the worst sea disasters this century, maritime officials say they hope both th