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The state of Maryland has a trade finance program that is unique in two ways.First, the prog

Chile and South Korea will decide at the next Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum meeting, to be

Britain said it will start an experiment with congestion-related tolls to deal with a worsening prob

July 6, 1999Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent p

July 5, 1999CURRENT: 949 PREVIOUS DAY: 955 The Baltic International Freight Fu

The following tradeleads appear exclusively in print in The Journal of Commerce. The leads are curre

The leads are classified and listed by their Harmonized System (HS) codes. U.S. firms should note th

A strong week for stocks worldwide was reflected in The Journal of Commerce/Bridge Transportation an

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Two Asian carriers are betting that the market is strong enough to support another direct service be

The redesigned Journal of Commerce provides improved transportation and logistics stock information

The future of a national intelligent transportation system (ITS) is being weighed down by a number o

East Line, a six-year-old Russian air-cargo carrier, says it can make money on one-way traffic on a

It may seem ironic to some, but a potential winner from widely expected growth in electronic commerc

Alford Refrigerated Warehouses Inc. has bought a refrigerated warehouse in Forth Worth from the Fort

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The Internet continues to redefine industries and the advertising industry is feeling its affect.

German motor carriers and logistics firms are preparing a court challenge to the government's plan t

The U.S. Postal Service is installing information systems in its heavy trucks.The USPS recen

How to use:Trade leads are sent to the USDA from U.S. agricultural attaches, counselors and

July 6, 1999This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals and the es

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GTE Corp. has sued five insurers in an effort to recover part of the $287 million it says it spent r

The National Mediation Board on Tuesday began a closed-door hearing to consider the United Transport

World merchandise exports in volume terms are projected to expand by 3 percent in 1999, slower than

James K. Lyons was named acting director of the Alabama State Docks, which operates the Port of Mobi

In mid-1995, a start-up unit of a large trading house, called Heartland By-Products Inc., received g

In the first deal since an accord between India and Malaysia on barter trade, India's state-run rail

This is normally a slow week for Kitty Hawk Inc., the air cargo carrier that provides a network of d

Swiss Re has set up a service company in Tokyo, under the name Swiss Re Services Co. It began operat

The euro fell to an all-time low of $1.02 last week and most analysts expect it to hit par with the

Europe's small airports are fighting for a larger share of the freight business. And so are Europe's

Manhattan Associates Inc. and the logistics arm of United Parcel Service have announced a strategic

An ambitious effort to compile the insurance industry's first database of cargo loss information, al

Shippers in Hong Kong are complaining about increases in freight rates and surcharges and want a 30

The Surface Transportation Board gave CSX Transportation Inc. until Jan. 24 to decide whether the ra

Exel Logistics has won a service contract for some of Dow Chemical's polyethylene business.T

The European Union Commission has approved Deutsche Post's purchase of Royal Nedlloyd's parcel and l

Many shippers have talked about signing global contracts under the Ocean Shipping Reform Act. Rio Ti

July 2, 1999Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent p