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Companies can trim their distribution costs by better managing their inbound transportation, but the

Knut Ulstein Kloster, sole owner of the Phoenix Project, says he does not believe a contract for bui

Newly arrived U.S. minesweepers conducted exercises to familiarize themselves with the gulf area, an

BASF Corp. named Peter R. Heinze president of the chemicals division and vice president of the compa

FUEL OIL RETAILERS FUMED this week over a last-minute addition to Congress' deficit-reduction plans.

The International Coffee Organization's executive board reached agreement Thursday on how rules gove

The Norwegian shipping company A/S Laboremus, traditionally a gas carrier, has purchased its first p

A bill about to be introduced in Congress would break down all barriers between bank holding compani

Nedlloyd Lines is reorganizing its U.S. operations into five divisions and moving its headquarters t

The Reagan administration is playing with fire by encouraging a decline in the dollar, which is alre

The collapse in the stock market apparently has not caused the majority of Americans to change their

An attorney representing more than 100 women in a lawsuit against G.D. Serle & Co. claimed that the

Eastern to Sell A300s To Leasing CompanyEastern Airlines said it agreed to sell two A300s to

The attorney for private pilots seeking to reopen a visual flight path across the Los Angeles Basin

A profitable, export-oriented petrochemical industry is within Malaysia's grasp as part of an integr

A labor law attorney told a Denver coal conference this week a miners strike early next year is not

A six-month shutdown of one runway at Los Angeles International Airport for repairs next year will c

New BART System Passes Major TestA new report says BART's troubled $39 million automatic tra

AVIATION Advancing the art of incentives, France wants Scandinavian Airlines System to order

1174.0 (Nov. 5) Previous day - 1171.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in L

Aeromexico, one of Mexico's two state-owned airlines, is in the throes of afinancial "emerge

The Nov. 5 edition printed an incorrect report from Knight-Ridder Newspapers that documents destroye

For the week ended Oct. 25 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 10

Ship Agency to Move LNG Carriers in R.I.The Maritime Administration will move three liquefie

A U.S. Commerce Department spokeswoman says the Department did not oppose a since-aborted Massachuse

New Ford Models Gain In Fuel Economy TestsDEARBORN, Mich. - Ford Motor Co. Truck Operations

Canadian Ban Covers Water Diversions to USThe Canadian government unveiled a new policy Thur

Critics of Airbus Industrie's marketing practices will get more ammunition for their arguments when

Mexico and the United States will sign a ground-breaking accord here today committing both sides t

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

The Peerless Insurance Co. of Keene, N.H. publicly appealed to Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis to

Canadian universities are banding together to establish what will be Canada's first national self-in

The European Community, mired in acrimonious trade rows with the United States and Japan, is in dang

The Napa Valley Wine Train, which is hoping to start-up operations later this month, will first have

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In an attempt to ease trade friction, South Korea has allocated an additional $500 million in specia

The schedule for a June 2 space shuttle launch has become so tight because of problems that Kennedy

The Taiwan dollar hit a record high of 29.89 against the U.S. dollar Thursday amid reports of more U

A private company took over the port of Galveston's switching railroad Thursday after a federal judg

A Gulf Coast congressman warns it won't be easy to repeal the provision of law giving Great Lakes po