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Thu., Feb. 23, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

The Interstate Commerce Commission restricted the antitrust immunity by which Trailer Train Co. owns

One coal producer came away disappointed and another came away with a new client as a result of the

Restrictions on imported steel benefit steel users in the United States, three top industry executiv

Workers at Mexican factories just across the U.S. border are routinely exposed to toxins because of

The Port of San Francisco will place maritime interests ahead of real estate development, said Micha

A Michigan family that pays $1,000 a year for auto insurance could eventually save up to $350 annual

CHINA ASKS S. KOREA FOR $1 BILLION LOANSEOUL, South Korea - China has asked South Korea for

A West German team has found two coal deposits containing about 93 million tons of coal worth an est

The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade isn't dead, but the grim reaper is casting some shadows o

Steamship agents will be able to obtain their own standard carrier codes for use when a new bill of

Trans-National Leasing Inc. reported net income for the second quarter of $49,083, or 4 cents a shar

A London broker started court action Thursday to try to prove that the European Community was liable

Norway did for its ailing shipping industry in the early 1980s what the United States did for Chrysl

ARCO, EXXON FIND OIL NORTH OF PRUDHOE BAYANCHORAGE, Alaska - Arco Alaska Inc., a division of

New evidence of damage means an 18-month-old international treaty to protect the ozone layer is alre

The economy should grow well this year with a further narrowing of the trade deficit and with inflat

Imports of electrolytic manganese dioxide from Japan and Greece are unfairly priced, the Commerce De

The U.S. government has taken a crucial step toward adopting a long-sought national sealift policy,

Restricted access to foreign technology and the prospects for another weak sales year for Brazilian

Robert H. Walker may have swiped more than $20 million from the insurance company he led before it b

PAN AM REGISTERS FOURTH-QUARTER LOSSPan Am Corp. in the fourth quarter lost $51.7 million on

MEXICO TO INCREASE OIL PRICES, CUT EXPORTSMexico plans to raise some crude prices by 10 cent

British Airways PLC has decided to wait in line behind Aer Lingus with its application to offer "fif

Airborne Freight Corp. says it will decide in the next three months whether to pull almost 10,000 to

The chemical industry is inexorably moving toward electronic communications systems as a response to

Feb. 23, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures Market*PrevClose High Low Vol

FEW SHIPPERS ARE jumping for joy over Mexico's decision to discuss its ban on U.S. truckers operatin

MAERSK LINE USING NEW 'SUPER CUBES'Maersk Line announced it has introduced into its service

The Interstate Commerce Commission restricted the antitrust immunity by which Trailer Train Co. owns

Further indications of the strain on Hong Kong's World War II-era airport came Tuesday with official

Delays in the delivery of new Boeing aircraft have led Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific to look to cha

Delta Air Lines said revenue passenger-miles soared 17.7 percent in January to 4.26 billion from 3.6

The Journal of Commerce Transportation Table, Feb. 24. National Press Building, Washington, D.C. Spe

THE FLOOR IS PACKED with exhibits ranging from the most traditional cardboard packing boxes to the h

A group of steamship lines said it will begin randomly inspecting West Coast fruit and vegetable exp

The Taiwanese company that offered "Made in U.S.A." labels to U.S. distributors of its U.S. flags sa

EXXON EXPANDS SALES OF MID-GRADE GASOLINEExxon Corp.'s principal domestic operating unit, Ex

DANA COMMERCIAL CREDIT (Troy, Mich.) - Rip Miller was named regional manager of Northbrook, Ill.-bas

Jamaica is actively working to strengthen relations with the United States, following the Caribbean