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Natural gas pipeline accidents like the one in Edison, N.J., last month have become less frequent ov

CHINESE IMPORT INTEREST SEEN DESPITE OIL BANSINGAPORE - Chinese companies are still

In a reversal of the trend to make more ship safety information publicly available, London's Salvage

Hammered by sharp declines in grain transport business through the St. Lawrence Seaway, five Canadia

With talks for a new National Master Freight Agreement hopelessly deadlocked, the Teamsters union an

When the corporate history of Motorola Inc. is written, 1974 likely will receive a great deal of att

It seemed like a nice idea - an electronic network connecting all the Pacific conference carriers to

A graphic on Page 1A Tuesday, on the market share of Navieras de Puerto Rico, was printed inadverten

While the Port of Boston struggles with vessel access problems, a complex set of rules could allow t

Tuesday, April 5, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

A push by the United States and Australia to make the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation group into a

WINDS MOVE OIL SLICK AWAY FROM UAE COASTDUBAI, United Arab Emirates - Winds pushed a

Stolt Comex Seaway SA, a subsea contractor for the oil and gas industry, had a loss of $9.7 million

A revised forecast by the Bank of Thailand showing a higher rate of growth for the country's gross d

The modern interstate gas pipeline industry was born in the 1920s with the development of welded, pr

Japanese officials here are deploring last week's Clinton administration report on Japanese trade ba

PRE-DEADLINE ORDERS EXPECTED FROM CHINABEIJING - China is expected to place hundreds

GTE CORP. (Stamford, Conn.) James J. Jacobs, 54, was named director of international development.

Australian business investment is not expected to increase significantly in 1994 even though investo

NORTH AMERICA International Jeanswear Show. April 8-10. Miami Beach. Contact: Blenheim, Anni

The Czech Republic's commitment to exports and sound fiscal policies helped expand the country's eco

An invasion of Chinese floppy disks - those ubiquitous squares that store computer software and info

Kazakhstan's government has adopted a set of temporary rules for the sale of state-owned agricultura

The excitement surrounding market reforms in Latin America over the last couple of years was readily

Approval of this year's budget by the Russian Parliament is facing further delays, the government sa

Maritime and union officials have formally closed the door on a labor dispute that had been simmerin

Virtually all air freight shipments start and end on a truck, but for many years motor carriers were

What do you do with an old marine container? The question is becoming an important one for c

A troubled Russian military plant with plans to develop Russia's first manufacturing facility for re

The Department of Transportation Tuesday rejected Frank Lorenzo's plan to start a new airline, sayin

The National Commission on Intermodal Transportation will expand its fact- finding efforts through t

BURLINGTON AIR EXPRESS APPOINTS NEW AGENTSIRVINE, Calif. - Burlington Air Express an

A mild recovery in Western Europe and Japan could cause the volume of world merchandise trade to exp

The Interstate Commerce Committee has created a negotiated rule-making committee to oversee the deve

Major truckload carriers in the fourth quarter of 1993 generated double-digit volume increases, whic

Genstar Container Corp., one of the world's largest suppliers of container equipment, has backed off

U.S. regulators Tuesday recalled 740,000 boxes of crayons imported from China over the past four yea

Construction of the Alameda Corridor in Southern California will generate at least 35,000 new trade-

Burlington Northern Railroad has signed a service agreement with Kansas City Southern Railway allowi

Yangming Marine Transport Corp., Taiwan's second-largest container carrier, often suffers from being