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A 12.7 percent increase in containerized cargo in the first nine months of 1994 should expand the Po

The South Korean government refused to bow to pressure from the European Union to limit expansion of

The U.S. Navy's Military Sealift Command will charter a Greek cruise ship registered in Panama to pr

Selling Christmas trees is a shaky business, in more ways than one. Heading into their peak

The Quebec government and Canada's federal authorities are at odds over the survival of the last maj

BATEMAN FORESEES END FOR HOUSE PANELWASHINGTON - Republican Rep. Herbert B. Bateman,

One of Zim Israel Navigation Co.'s largest containerships could be delayed for as much as three days

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1846 (Nov. 17, 1994) Previous day - 1834 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

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U.S. companies wanting to do business in Mexico should consider using Canadian businesses to open do

Wednesday, Nov. 16, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

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

The Clinton administration went on the offensive Wednesday to face down calls to delay a vote on the

Burlington Northern Inc., the chosen merger partner of Santa Fe Pacific Corp., urged the Interstate

Kiwi International Air Lines made its first foray into the cargo business Tuesday launching a counte

Air Cargo Association. Nov. 17. Henry Ulrich, president of H.B. Ulrich and Associates Inc., will dis

CHINA ORDERS TRAINS TO ARRIVE ON TIMEChina's Railway Ministry has issued an order to increas

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index set another high for the year, rising by0.5 points to

(1) DAILY INDEX * Annual Smoothed percent +19.5811/9 109.411/10 109.311

WITH OBVIOUS CONCERN over the creation of monopolies if either the Burlington Northern-Santa Fe or U

The U.S. dollar declined Wednesday, with dealers and speculators taking profit after the run-up Tues

Canadian foreign policy should aggressively aim at expanding foreign trade beyond traditional market

Consolidated Rail Corp. continued to reorganize key staff by creating a new senior vicepresident's p

USAIR, PILOTS RESUME CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONSWASHINGTON - Negotiations between USAir Gr

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

W.R. BERKLEY REPORTS DECLINE IN NET INCOMEGREENWICH, Conn. - W.R. Berkley Corp., a g

With the ink barely dry on $40 billion in deals involving U.S. companies, the Clinton administration

Responding to China's emergence as a major exporter, container lessors are rapidly expanding their p

American President Lines Ltd. will accept the conditions set by the U.S. Maritime Administration for

A looming 33 percent cut in Czech duties on some imported cars has led some non-European carmakers t

A French plan to link the Rhine and the Rhone rivers with a 142-mile canal has triggered an angry re

Current rates for the First Line Program, which provides guarantees to the U.S. Coast Guard toenable

The House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, which has had jurisdiction over U.S. shipping for

A spirited attack on GOP tax cut proposals could boomerang on Clinton aides in two weeks when these

A fire in the engine room of the 140,565-deadweight-ton tanker Donat was put out during the night, L

Neptune Orient Lines of Singapore has become the first foreign-based tanker operator to receive a ce

The story headlined "Singapore's Attraction Is Chemical," which appeared Thursday, Nov. 10, on Page

The president of the American Trucking Associations is turning up the heat on Mexican transport offi