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Russia may cut fuel oil exports over the winter and increase fuel oil export duties,a senior expert

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

W.VA. OFFICIAL HITS COAL SEAM TAX PLANCHARLESTON, W.Va. - The state Department of Ta

The price of OPEC's basket of seven crudes was $16.46 per barrel last week, unchanged from the third

The Port of Vitoria will be the gateway for at least 60,000 General Motors cars coming to South Amer

An association representing independent tanker owners is appealing directly to Transportation Secret

Exxon Corp.'s shipping subsidiary is asking the Maritime Administration to transfer a subsidy contra

Five Bulgarian fish factory ships were among 16 foreign vessels detained in U.K. ports last month af

President Clinton today kicks off four final days of lobbying for the Uruguay Round trade pact, with

ENVIRONMENTALISTS SAY FREIGHTER HURT REEFFORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Crews labored last

Peter Tkachenko of Sovmortans, the Russian freight forwarder for Sea-Land Service Inc., has a simple

United Parcel Service is preparing to expand the use of Maxicode, its latest high-tech weapon for th

Shippers soon will be able to trace U.S. shipments moving on Mexican rails thanks to a joint project

Agricultural information comes in all shapes and sizes. To producers, some of it matters. A lot of i

CSX INTERMODAL (Hunt Valley, Md.) - Douglas M. Christy was promoted from director of product managem

A former airplane mechanic operated a large counterfeit aircraft-parts racketfrom a machine

A plan to provide incentives for building ships for the St. Lawrence Seaway is still on hold nearly

AMTECH WINS CONTRACT FROM UNION PACIFICDALLAS - Union Pacific Railroad has awarded A

"Scouting and Networking for New Technologies." Dec. 1-2. Seminar sponsored by Southwest University

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Trans World Airlines Inc. plans to start using a computerized revenue- management system that could

Science fiction's world of cyberspace - where humans can interact with each other and masses of data

Central European countries are being told to court the private sector for help in reviving the regio

(1) DAILY INDEX * Annual Smoothed percent +19.6211/18 110.311/21 110.511

The Transportation Department is lowering the required random drug testing rate from 50 percent to 2

Friday, Nov. 25, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

An effort by seven rail unions to knock out a key feature of Union Pacific Corp.'s bid to acquire Sa

Mexico's secretary of communications and transport, acknowledging missteps in Mexico's massive highw

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

Anthony Broderick has a long title, a $348 million budget, 4,300 federal employees and the power to

Short-line rail operator RailTex Inc. of San Antonio plans to acquire 439 miles of track from Southe

A Consolidated Rail Corp. freight yard in South Boston could derail this city's plan to build a conv

Even though the North American Free Trade Agreement created mechanisms to address border pollution e

CN RAIL STRIKE MAY HAVE TO WAITMONCTON, New Brunswick - About 12,000 CN Rail employe

The Port of Los Angeles is finally joining other major West Coast ports in building on-dock and near

Phil Donahue's insurance company is expected to help repair damage caused when autograph-seekers pil

American Bankers Insurance Co. has joined the membership of the National Association of Mutual Insur

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PIONEER TO PURCHASE CONNECTICUT NATIONALSCHAUMBURG, Ill. - Pioneer Financial Service

HOUSTON PORT TABLES DOCKAGE FEE INCREASEHOUSTON - The board of commissioners for the