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HARTFORD STEAM BOILER INSPECTION AND INSURANCE CO. (Hartford, Conn.) - Robert C. Walker, senior vice

Lloyd's of London announced Monday that it intends, after all, to reroute money from litigation in t

India is seeking Japanese assistance to fund a $1 billion mass transit system to ease New Delhi's in

Trade leads supplied by: U.S. Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service<

3 DEMOCRATS SEEK END TO FEDERAL DISASTER AIDWASHINGTON - Three senior Democrats Frid

A Canadian parliamentary transport committee will tour the country this month to get public reaction

Despite a labor agreement that critics say will continue to cast doubts on service reliability, the

GULFCOAST TRANSIT CO. (Tampa, Fla.) - Capt. John G. Graham, vice president of international affairs,

MORAN TRANSPORTATION BUYS TUG, TANK BARGEGREENWICH, Conn. - Moran Transportation Co.

For the week ended Jan. 28, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Justice authorities are investigating whether evidence was falsified to mislead an official investig

Better late than never. That's how Bill Spohrer, president of Challenge Air Cargo, felt afte

The Navy has authorized McDonnell Douglas Corp. to begin full production of its newest training jet,

Several industry analysts are concerned that Morrison Knudsen's growingfinancial troubles wi

Multinational talks between carriers and shippers seeking to find a mutually acceptableregime for No

AIR EXPRESS INTERNATIONAL (Darien, Conn.) - Luca Coppola was promoted to director of import sales, a

REVENUE INCREASES FOR CANADIAN TRUCKERSMONTREAL - Canada's major trucking companies

Three Weeks Ended Jan. 28, 1995, vs. Similar 1994 Period Cars CarsLoaded Loaded

Over a year since a historic Mideast peace accord, U.S. exporters are still getting hundreds of requ

U.N. trucks drove across Sarajevo airport into the Bosnian capital last week for the first time in s

The Clinton administration is trying to lower the tension in a dispute with Canada over television b

BCR Group of North Vancouver, British Columbia, which operates BC Rail, reported a net income of C$4

In what could be a direct threat to regulatory agencies throughout the nation, the California Trucki

Visitors to Rep. Howard Coble's Capitol Hill office can't avoid noticing the map of North Carolina o

North Atlantic shipping lines are offering to roll rates back to 1994 levels for the rest of the yea

A temporary restraining order failed to stop the Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority's Finance

Faced with the threat that Republican lawmakers will kill the Federal Maritime Commission with budge

Trade distortions caused by the shutdown of Japan's largest containerport are beginning to ease as s

Delta Air Lines' realignment of its domestic route structure, announced last week and scheduled to t

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In the article "JofC Index Signals Still Higher Inflation," on Page 1A Friday, the discount rate sho

Friday, Feb. 3, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The Federal Highway Administration is launching a comprehensive truck size and weight study certain

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

The World Bank, bowing to criticism by an independent inspection panel lastDecember, Thursda

Despite the reduction in import purchasing power and self-imposed government austerity programs, Mex

A rail suppliers' group is spreading an alarm to every locomotive builder and freight-car component

AMSTED INDUSTRIES INC. (Chicago) - Michael T. Gallagher was named vice president of AmstedIndustries

President Clinton's fiscal 1996 budget may propose making more land ineligible for farm subsidies, b

AAR CHIEF CRITICIZES DOT-RESTRUCTURING PLANWASHINGTON - Edwin L. Harper, president o