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Some 36 hours after an earthquake rocked southern Japan, air cargo operations at Kansai Internationa

KOBE Port Island: Portliner commuter system not operable, Kobe big bridge (connecting road b

Payouts for what is expected to be the largest Japanese earthquake settlement ever will likely take

Analysts Standard & Poor's Corp. and Moody's Investors Service said Wednesday they are studying the

Fears are growing of a significant disruption to trade between Japan and Thailand for goods, largely

Tuesday Jan. 17, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

A move in the Alaska Legislature to regulate state pilots by setting their fees and limiting the num

Cuts in federal maritime spending suggested by the Transportation Department's inspector general do

The Port of Baltimore hired former congresswoman Helen Bentley as an adviser on shipping and port is

The Port of Hamilton, on Lake Ontario, reported a 2.5 percent increase in traffic in 1994, reflectin

FOREIGN FUNDS SOUGHT FOR CHINA PORT UPGRADESBEIJING - China, stretched by its boomin

The proposed two-year delay in implementing the Environmental Protection Agency's clean air plan for

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If initial figures for Lufthansa Cargo AG are any measure, Germany's export boom hasn't bottomed out

Airport security officers in Manila, Philippines, seized aerosol sprays, lotions and perfumes from p

Like Deion Sanders, arguably the National Football League's best defensive player, Thomas Donohue of

LANDSTAR TO PURCHASE EXPRESS AMERICA FREIGHTSHELTON, Conn. - Landstar System Inc. Tu

CSX CORP. (Richmond, Va.) - Jay S. Westbrook was named resident vice president, state relations in K

For the week ended Jan. 7, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 11

Wall Street watchers could have filed for whiplash last Thursday after watching the Santa Fe Pacific

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld an Interstate CommerceCommission ruling tha

ALLIED-SIGNAL TO BUY FIAT'S BRAKES BUSINESSPARIS - Allied Signal Inc. has agreed to

The Federal Aviation Administration is still slow to deal with safety recommendations made by other

After seven years of consideration, China seems determined to carry out its nationwide program to co

General Electric Co. has released a Federal Aviation Administration report that it said reaffirms th

Santa Fe Pacific Corp. and Burlington Northern Inc. have rescheduled their shareholders' meetings to

If you didn't read the annual Journal of Commerce Shipping Review & Outlook section distributed Jan.

United Airlines plans to offer "ticketless" travel throughout its U.S. domestic system by midsummer.

In the air and on the ground, transport companies and their customers were trying to cope Tuesday wi

Japan's domestic life insurers - and the government that reinsures their losses - are in for the big

Japan's insurance industry faces little liability, which could cause a major problem, from Tuesday's

Malaysia's January-November Industrial Production Index rose 11.7 percentfrom a year earlier

1909: Anegawa, central Japan. Estimated magnitude on the Richter scale (M) - 6.8. 41 killed. 978 hou

The scenes of mangled steel, crumpled buildings and collapsed highways caused by Tuesday's earthquak

Major carriers are being forced to divert cargo from Japan's principle container gateway, the earthq

OVERVIEW: Kansai, the area hit by Tuesday's earthquake of 7.2 on the Richter scale, is Japan's secon

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The death toll mounted as emergency crews worked furiously to free people trapped under huge concret

The U.S. oil refining and marketing subsidiary of British Petroleum PLC willannounce Friday

French and British firms will construct the second nuclear power station in China's southern Guangdo