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The collapse of a highway bridge on the New York State Thruway near Albany is wreaking havoc with tr

Two large upstate New York shippers said the bridge collapse will force rerouting of shipments but w

Truck Part Firms Face Difficulties in EuropeOver the next five to 10 years, survival will be

Gould, Siemens Enter Product AccordROLLING MEADOWS, Ill. - Gould Inc. announced that it and

Microscope Models Have Added FeaturesA Hong Kong-based microscope manufacturing concern is i

Importers of straw hats are enjoying a boom in the U.S. market that will probably continue for a lon

Waldenbooks Inc. has decided to apply what it learned in books to new ventures in computer software

Importers of old Egyptian handicrafts aren't getting the real thing. With an iron hammer and

Sales of Japanese-built cars in the United States may fall short of their 2.3 million allotment this

Eurotunnel, the Anglo-French consortium that is planning to build a railway tunnel under the English

British civil servants have launched a full-scale labor dispute with air and sea freight as the prim

The following index charts weekly changes in motor carrier tonnage originatingfrom 49 produc

A Conrail worker will get a second chance in his suit alleging that Conrail discharged him in violat

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is moving sea/air cargo landed in Puget Sound ports to Vancouver Internati

A little-noticed company set up to administer a highly classified U.S. government contract played a

Protest demonstrations by environmentalist groups in recent weeks have caused Du Pont to abandon its

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

A conservation group, the American Farmland Trust, says the nation's small farms are more important

Iraqi jets attacked a "large naval target" off the Iranian coast Sunday, scoring an "accurate and ef

Mon., April 6, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Polish Government To Open Stock MarketSTOCKHOLM, Sweden - Poland will open a stock market to

The meeting of the Group of Seven finance ministers in Washington Wednesday and Thursday may set the

An Agriculture Department economist says the peanut program is one example of how mandatory controls

The Soviet Union's livestock inventory appears to have held up well this winter, compared with year-

Guangxi Zhuang Hikes Production of SugarSouth China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous region has b

Any cutbacks that put Australia's wheat production below 10 million metric tons would probably seve

President Reagan gave a ringing endorsement Monday to a proposed U.S.-Canada free trade agreement.

With Brazil's debt crisis likely to be a central issue, this week's meeting of the World Bank and In

The Supreme Court ruled federal pension law pre-empts state court rulings on improper claims process

The talk is quiet as West Coast longshoremen and waterfront management prepare to begin negotiations

A National Labor Relations Board hearing opened Monday on the issue of whether a shipping line is a

Trade of the United States and 20 other industrial countries hit a record $2.997 trillion in 1986, u

The port of Portland is writing off millions of dollars owed it byNorthwest Marine Iron Works, accor

Grace China Ltd. is a wholly owned subsidiary of W.R. Grace & Co. An article in Monday's paper about

State-owned Canadian National Railways will sell five hotels, including prestige properties in Ottaw

Grace China Ltd. is a wholly owned subsidiary of W.R. Grace & Co. An article in Monday's paper about

Flexibility and documentation of plans are crucial to successful inland waterway project development

Brazil's hope of successfully renegotiating its $108 billion international debt with private bank cr

U.S. electronics company executives who knock on Japan's door have begun to hear an unfamiliar messa

OSCL Adds 4th Ship To Global ServiceOcean Star Container Line is adding a fourth ship to its