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Traffic through the port of Vancouver could nudge 60 million metric tons in 1987, challenging a hand

The Maryland Port Administration has awarded the International Terminal Operating Corp. (ITO) exclus

The Reagan administration's budget for fiscal 1988 will call for a 20 percent increase in spending o

Commercial airline pilots often fight intense drowsiness and sometimes even fall asleep while flying

The $170 million in cash Onex Capital Corp. of Toronto agreed to pay for Purolator Courier Corp.'s p

Senn Trucking Planning To Appeal ICC DecisionSenn Trucking probably will appeal an Interstat

THE HEAT'S ON: Burlington Northern Railroad's fairly new Expediter short-haul intermodal service is

Canada's transportation authorities granted permission to a second foreign airline to land at Toront

When a helicopter ambulance plowed into an Oregon wheat field the same day one crashed in Tennessee,

The Icelandic coast guard is contending in federal lawsuits that a faulty cargo door in a Sikorsky h

Airbus A340 to Have New Type EngineAirbus Industrie, the rapidly expanding European commerci

Surprisingly few firms have become truck brokers in California despite a new law encouraging broker

Backers of multiyear highway funding legislation this week will launch their campaign for early acti

Transportation growth will stage a balancing act in the coming year as the U.S. economy inches cauti

The chairman of the French state railways ruled out further negotiations on salaries and working con

Western Canada's foremost academic in the transportation field is warning of political interference,

The official Tass news agency reported several economic indicators at the weekend, including better-

December 24, 1986 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

. . . DIVIDED WE FALL: Successful port operations hinge on close cooperation between the public

A syndicate of seven Japanese banks has agreed to provide 160 billion yen in loans to three affiliat

A British tanker ran onto a rock off the east coast of Iceland early Friday, and sank, killing all 1

Cypriot Tanker Capsizes En Route to TurkeyCAGLIARI, Sardinia - A Cypriot tanker carrying sul

Increasing economic pressures will force more future doctors to seek salaried jobs with established

At a time when the maritime industry probably needs Washington representation most, it has become le

The insurance industry will continue pressing its fight for tort reform in state legislatures in 198

Cologne Re of America Has Surplus Beefed UpSTAMFORD, Conn. - Cologne Reinsurance Co. of Amer

A full-time program executive should be appointed to oversee New York's hazardous waste site cleanup

While some insurance people may be uneasy under the roving eye of a Congress still looking for more

Health-care needs for the nation's elderly will rise dramatically at the dawn of the 21st century as

Chernobyl, South Africa, Brazil and OPEC were big names in futures trading during 1986, a year marke

The U.S. dollar continued its week-long decline Friday, testing a six-year low against the deutsche

A consumer group has accused the Department of Transportation of failing to pursue auto recall cases

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

Exports of Indonesian natural rubber in 1987 are expected to bounce back from this year's slump, tha

The Soviet Union's first solar power station went into commercial service in the Ukraine, the Tass n

WORLD BANK ECUADOR - $31 million for improved water service in Guayaquil. The loan is for 17

December in Greece is when the politicians join battle over the economy, in the context of the annua

Zhao to Visit Pakistan BEIJING - Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang said he expects to visit Pakist

Almost a third of Soviet enterprises have failed to meet their contract commitments under the nation

A Costa Rican furniture maker used the United States' Caribbean investment program to sell overseas