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With the peak importing season under way, the dirtiest phrase in the vocabulary of intermodal operat

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When Eli Lilly and Co. recently responded to the pressing health needs of the victims of the turmoil

U.S. exports of beef, pork and poultry edged close to 9 billion pounds last year. But growth this ye

Refrigeration technology will be put to a new use later this summer if an archaeological dig in Mong

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Cathay Pacific Airways expects to have a full operating schedule this week after reaching a compromi

Overseas Shipholding Group Inc. ordered four 113,000-deadweight-ton Aframax tankers from Hyundai Hea

The Coast Guard could no longer grant waivers extending the phase-out schedule for single-hull tanke

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With barely six months to go before the year 2000, a coalition of insurance and manufacturing groups

Now that the controversy surrounding Customs' Automated Export System has dissipated, exporters and

Companies that postpone signing on to the government's electronic system for filing export documenta

The Automated Export System has reached a crucial juncture.The joint venture of the Census B

Customs' top technology official says that despite the problems experienced by the agency's Automate

Barbara Pratt began her career in refrigerated transportation from the ground up. ''I was raised on

At a recent trade seminar, Scott Johnston was gauging interest in topics that potentially affect the

June 10, 1999U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

Like 401(k) plans that give employees control over investing for their retirement, a new concept wou

Rail competition following the Conrail breakup should help the Port of New York and New Jersey expan

Lots of upfront work has eased the transition to the Automated Export System for Seattle-based Exped

Bahraini businessmen visiting Baghdad have discussed the establishment of regular freight service be

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The PMI Group Inc. has entered Australia by buying MGICA Ltd., the second-largest mortgage insurance

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Willamette Industries agreed to acquire France's privately held Darbo SA, which owns a particle-boar

The article headlined ''Companies plead guilty to fraud,'' which appeared on Page 3 on Friday, shoul

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Navistar International Corp. said 1999 production levels are on target despite a shortage of transmi

Negotiations between the United States and Russia on trade limits for hot- and cold-rolled steel are

The advent of the Automated Export System is presenting exporters with a major technological challen

AIG Golden Insurance Ltd. has received a license to market life insurance and a mortgage loan protec

Shippers of perishable goods can look forward to a chillier reception at the Port of New York and Ne

A pioneering but financially unsuccessful logistics database system that helped shippers understand

Responding to concerns that filing through the Automated Export System (AES) is too expensive for sm

The European Union may delay the date for introducing a ban on the imports of hormone-free U.S. beef

The ability to better monitor goods leaving the country is an incendiary issue in Washington, D.C.,

Logistics and software companies are rushing to sell technology that enables a shipper to spot a pro

A 10-day-old strike by customs workers in Calcutta is costing importers and exporters about 20 milli

A prominent distribution expert exhorted shippers and carriers to reach for nearly $55 billion in an