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One of Hong Kong's leading freight forwarders is calling for wider adoption of an international code

Intermarine Inc. will start a weekly container-breakbulk service between Houston and Progreso, on Me

Feb. 15, 2000U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

Feb. 16, 2000CURRENT: 1377 PREVIOUS DAY: 1348 DOLLARS/DESCRIPTION

Feb. 15, 2000PREV.CLOSE HIGH LOW VOL. CLOSEFeb. 1440.0

Allstate Corp.Ernie A. Lausier, currently president of CNA Personal Insurance, was appointed

In a move that will invigorate competition in the business of moving automobiles between the U.S. We

The Pentagon is steaming ahead with its nearly 10-year-old plan to boost strategic sealift capacity

They are the utility players of the high seas, carrying outsized and overweight cargoes that no one

The U.S. Department of Transportation has decided to back development of standards to the new 5.9 ba

Countries in the Caribbean increasingly are using special enterprise zones to boost their productive

The Federal Maritime Commission is undergoing a reorganization that Chairman Harold Creel Jr. said w

As the Teamsters try to organize independent container haulers at U.S. seaports, lawyers are focusin

Expanding container shipping on the Danube river is hardly the top priority for European government

The Chemical Manufacturers Association, citing what it calls deteriorating service and rising custom

Union Pacific Railroad originated a record 904 coal trains in January at mines in Wyoming's Powder R

German motor carriers could be required to pay about $25 in tolls for every 100 miles they haul carg

The New York foreign exchange rates below are selling rates among trading banks of $1 million and mo

FEB. 15, 2000 RESELLER RACKUNLEADED MID- PREMIUM-UNLEAD PREMIUM-UNLEAD REGULA

Feb. 15, 2000CURRENT: 1348 PREVIOUS DAY: 1320 DOLLARS/DESCRIPTION

he JOC calendar is a detailed listing of upcoming events in transportation and logistics, regulation

Topping the charts used to be a term limited to the music industry. Today, that position is one that

E.W. Blanch Holdings Inc. has purchased an interest in Ward North America Holdings. Ward is a provid

The Bangladesh government has given permission to 11 new life and 19 non-life insurance companies to

Textile trade officials from the United States and Belarus will hold talks Thursday on the U.S. deci

U.S. textile trade officials say they're concerned that India may not be living up to its recent com

Canadian National and Burlington Northern Santa Fe railways said they will guarantee shippers equal

The good times are rolling for car carriers serving the U.S. market, and there's little on the horiz

Martin Skaanild has resigned as president of the liner division of Norasia Lines after just six mont

Feb. 14, 2000PREV.CLOSE HIGH LOW VOL. CLOSEFeb. 1415.0 1410.0 1390.

Car carriers are an adaptable group.While some remain largely traditional carriers, picking

Insurers and regulators say that as electronic commerce redefines the selling of financial services,

With U.S. automobile trade steadily increasing, many U.S. ports are pursuing this business by buildi

Cargo ships that operate on the Alaska run have to withstand winds gusting to 75 or even 100 knots a

ROUTE SIZE TIMECHARTER TRIP WEIGHT $ DAILYNO. 1 43,000 Continent

FedEx Corp., which ran one of the most popular advertisements in last month's Super Bowl, said it wa

House-Senate negotiations on legislation to provide trade benefits to apparel imports from the Carib

The International Air Cargo Association has signed an agreement with the Frank Hawkins Kenan Institu

Genesee & Wyoming Inc., which operates railroads in North America and Australia, posted fourth-quart