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For rail shippers who suffered through post-merger service disasters on Western railroads, it's far

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After years of planning and public relations, FastShip Atlantic Inc. is ready to live up to its name

The number of first-time applications for state unemployment benefits rose for the third consecutive

Canada's gross domestic product rose 1 percent in the first quarter of 1999 from the previous quarte

The world shipbuilding industry is in dire straits, with prices nose-diving and demand likely to rem

With cargo volumes expected to double over the next 20 years, and waterfront property at a premium,

Cargill Inc., the world's largest grain exporter, is working with U.S. antitrust regulators to try t

Dade County Commissioners have authorized the Port of Miami to create a nonprofit company to maintai

The most important goal to achieve for U.S. farmers and ranchers at the World Trade Organization tal

Thailand and other members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations have begun to look into pos

Like many companies selling to a quickly unifying European market a few years ago, NEC Corp. decided

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Vastera Inc., which sells software and services to help shippers with export and import customs issu

The Surface Transportation Board approved a controversial pooling proposal by nine bulk motor carrie

U.S. firms are back in the chase as the protracted struggle to find a buyer for South Korea's insolv

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Europe's merger mania, which is reshaping entire industries, has spread to the continent's trucking

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Crowley American Transport has made Jacksonville its last southbound call and Port Everglades its fi

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Intermodal service providers in different countries are using common computer systems to pull togeth

Flush with $3.3 billion in 1998 profit, Allstate Insurance Co. has expressed interest in purchasing

Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad reiterated that Malaysia's currency and capital controls will stay u

The Energy Department has not been following its own rules for licensing visits to its nuclear weapo

The Indian color television industry is witnessing booming sales, with more than 500,000 sets sold i

A state-owned Indian multimodal operator on June 19 will start a weekly container train service conn

Procter & Gamble Co. said on Wednesday that it will eliminate 15,000 jobs worldwide over six years -

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For the first time since 1983, workers compensation benefits for disabled workers may be increased i

An insurance company can set lower coverage levels for HIV-related illnesses despite a federal law t

U.S. farm interests want a mechanism to prevent currency devaluations from effectively negating tari

Gilles Duceppe, leader of the separatist Bloc Quebecois federal opposition party, said he thinks the

The new chief executive of Singapore's Neptune Orient Lines says his priorities will be to expand lo

German transport officials, who want to ease road congestion by tripling the nation's volume of inte

The House passed a $61 billion measure on Tuesday for financing farm and food programs next year, th

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The U.S. government is fighting a global textile body's recommendation that it drop restraints on im

'I'm among the lucky ones. I have an irrigation ditch.'