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Further evidence of the ideological split among China's leadership over what to do with its creaking

The goal is to expand customer access to information, offer more customized services more quickly an

The government has flashed the green light on opening up the banking sector with the approval of fiv

Margaret Barry, director of publications for Columbia Business School, to director of communications

At first sight, this small fashionable seaside resort famous for its movie festival, seems an improb

ANTI-DUMPING DUTIES SET ON RUSSIAN ALLOYSWASHINGTON - The U.S. International Trade C

Two U.S. companies are among four overseas firms tapped by Subic Bay Freeport to draft a master plan

The dominant containerport operator here is aiming at further expansion into Latin America as well a

Lex Fromm and Dennis "Mutt" Wade can spin stories for hours about their years of piloting mail boats

The Port of Portland, Ore., is pushing ahead with a series of projects to expand the transportation

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Three men found hidden among the cargo containers of a ship sailing to the Far East told the captain

CAST REORGANIZING EUROPEAN NETWORKCast, the trans-Atlantic liner shipping company acquired i

Thailand's newest deep-sea port thinks it will see volume expand by a third this year, despite the c

More than 60 of Mexico's largest trucking companies are in Joplin, Mo., today, brought together by C

For the week ended June 17, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

A management shake-up at Right-O-Way Transportation has led to the ouster of Harald Niehenke as chie

Circle International Inc., in a move that will expand its presence at the U.S.-Mexico border near Sa

When you look at the number of illegal aliens setting up residence in America or the illegal drugs t

Armed with optimistic projections of sustained high growth and a vision of itself as Central America

Kintetsu World Express USA said it has entered into a cooperatives sales and service agreement with

Hundreds of household names - and thousands of motor carriers you probably never heard of - are turn

Refrigerants with nondescript names like Klea 134a and R-404A - both classified as hydrofluorocarbon

The Russian Railways Ministry has announced a shake-up in its pricing system to counteract a dramati

A federal class-action lawsuit was filed here Friday by a former customer of Churchill Truck Lines I

The Transportation Claims and Prevention Council is blasting the National Motor Freight Traffic Asso

While much of the nation has been transfixed by the O.J Simpson trial, the transportation and agricu

When Europe suffered a poor potato crop last year, U.S. farmers were quick to seize the opportunity.

The phaseout of the gaseous compound most commonly used to cool international containers is forcing

The International Refrigerated Transportation Association, formed last November to address issues an

With both Uruguay and Argentina expected to begin exporting fresh and frozen meat to the U.S. market

A cornucopia of fruits and vegetables can be found at ports on both the east and west coasts; and th

Flying fish and their waterborne cousins, not to mention the ones on wheels, travel the globe the sa

CAROLINA FREIGHT OPENS THREE TERMINALSCHERRYVILLE, N.C. - Carolina Freight Carriers

China's state refiner Sinopec and customs authorities have agreed to join forces in a bid to stamp o

A man was arrested at New Delhi airport on Thursday for smuggling 50 kilograms (110 pounds) of gold

Cool containers will be the grist for hot discussions at the Refrigerated Transportation Conference,

The widely expected merger of Indonesia's two Japanese crude oil and product suppliers is seen as a

PILOT BILL RUNS AGROUND IN CALIF. LEGISLATURESAN FRANCISCO - A bill that would requi

Friday June 23, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin