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The Port of Oakland has completed its final Environmental Impact Report on the port's Joint Intermod

Con-Way Central Express will double its operating capacity in this northeast Ohio area with construc

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Munich Re, the world's largest reinsurer, reported an 11.8 percent increase in premium income to 49.

Shippers will soon be able to book cargo with Emirates Airlines via the Internet up to 250 days befo

The flow of cargo on Europe's highways, waterways and air routes could be better controlled - and pe

The government must publish notices identifying each foreign exporter when it's considering imposing

The stock market reacted positively to last week's announcement by Neptune Orient Lines that it will

American Freightways Corp. said it will introduce two guaranteed services, American Flyer Guaranteed

President Clinton is poised to veto a Senate-passed bill to encourage mediation instead of lawsuits

Six months after devaluing its currency, Brazil's future looks considerably brighter than it did at

Rhode Island's Senate has passed a bill to deregulate commercial lines of insurance, but the bill is

These are not happy times in what was once a booming regional marketplace.The unexpected Bra

Here's another reason to go on a diet - at least if you're the type of person who cares about how mu

Container manufacturers in Mexico are stepping up production, but equipment makers elsewhere in Lati

A reshuffling of the North Atlantic port range was averted when additional funds were found at deadl

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100%) is as follows

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Customs employees in Calcutta have ended a two-week strike, after the government agreed to discuss j

E-commerce hasn't reached the bill of lading yet, but it's getting close.The bill of lading,

A Canadian appeals court ruled that Canadian Pacific Railway could build a new rail line that would

A year ago, this small Florida port set its sights on becoming a feeder port for the Freeport Contai

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Cost-cutting is mandatory for companies that have little or no control over revenue if they're going

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Electronic bills of lading are only part of the package that Bolero International Ltd. plans to intr

The European Central Bank confirmed that it intervened in the foreign exchange market Friday by buyi

Ocean carriers' antitrust immunity is coming under criticism from a new source - the Organization fo

The Senate last week passed an appropriations bill that included more than $63 million for dredging

To hear one of the parties tell it, the recently announced alliance between Evergreen Marine Corp. a

Florida ports are racing or bracing for market changes they expect when the Freeport Container Port

Wall Street is showing the first signs of nervousness over start-up problems in this month's breakup

Customs employees in Calcutta have ended a two-week strike, after the government agreed to discuss j

A new task force faces the daunting challenge of finding solutions to growing cargo security risks,

Australia remained largely unscathed by the economic typhoon that battered East and Southeast Asia b

Truckers are going head to head with other transportation providers over responsibility for the road

The P&O Nedlloyd merger two-and-a-half years ago and Neptune Orient Lines' subsequent acquisition of

The planners of a super-fast cargo ship that would ply the Atlantic Ocean may find good customers am