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A significant shift in trading patterns, brought about by the collapse of the Soviet Union, has push

The Port of Boston is losing another automobile client as Toyota plans to move its Boston operations

OOCL PLANS TO ADD 2 FEEDERS IN CHINAHONG KONG - Orient Overseas Container Line Ltd.

By substantially improving its package of market-opening offers for farm and industrial goods, China

Peacemaking in the Middle East has yet to reach the ships of Zim Israel Navigation Co. Since

Freight- and passenger-transportation interests are reporting progress in their efforts to develop l

In a further bid to cut costs, weather the strong yen and maintain their industry lead against South

HONDA WILL INTRODUCE CAR-NAVIGATION SYSTEMTOKYO - Honda Motor Co. said last week it

A German software company, in conjunction with Nippon Air Cargo, is developing a computerized invent

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American Airlines is testing a service at Miami International Airport where passengers' luggage is b

Santa Fe Railway dedicated its new, $73 million intermodal facility here last week with spectators a

U.S. fruit and vegetable exporters trying to cash in on soaring demand in Japan say they're grapplin

FGT '94. Sept. 26-28. First Federal Geographic Technology Conference, Exposition and DataMart. Omni

Anticipation is building on the Southern California waterfront as the International Longshoremen's a

The maritime industry's chief proponent in the Senate has declared maritime reform legislation dead

World economic growth next year will reach the highest level in seven years, a senior international

(1) DAILY INDEX * Annual Smoothed percent +20.649/19 108.19/20 107.89/

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

Friday, Sept. 23, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Currency trading will be treacherous this week with the U.S.-Japan trade talks going down to the wir

American Airlines plans to ground another 18 jets through next year, a move that could eliminate 3,6

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

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index climbed to a 1994 high on Friday of 108.4,topping the

Canada's federal government has until Dec. 22 to decide whether to accept or reject last Thursday's

Amid reports of massive new aid proposals for Russia, two of the nation's leading experts are sharpl

Air carriers interested in forming a consortium to purchase and pool air-cargo containers and pallet

The United States said Friday that it had agreed with Mexico to fight pollution of the New River, wh

While the Clinton administration wrestles with the propriety of aiding China's vast Three Gorges Dam

FEDERAL RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION (Washington) - Michael T. Saunders was named program manager for the

Transportation spending in the United States reached a record $1.025 trillion last year, but its dec

DELTA GETS APPROVAL FOR EUROPEAN SERVICEATLANTA - Delta Air Lines said the U.S. Depa

Mobilizing to try to head off a Democratic rout on Election Day, White House officials are consideri

With its mission in Haiti changed from invasion to nation-building in the blink of an eye, the Penta

Brazil's first electrical energy project to be executed exclusively by private investors will, ironi

Recent scandals affecting some of Mexico's most prominent financial institutions have prompted calls

In the latest round of tough trade actions against Chinese-made goods, Mexican commerce officials ha

International Petroleum Exchange Sept. 23, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

"Japan's major economic incentive for breaking the deadlock (in trade negotiations with the United S

PLAINS AGREES TO BUY ANADARKO PROPERTIESLAKEWOOD, Colo. - Plains Petroleum Co. said