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European Union leaders rejected a French proposal Friday to extend the deadline for phasing out inte

As a precautionary measure, the Department of Agriculture is keeping all imports of chickens, pork a

Wall Street loves companies that handle freight - as long as they don't own transportation assets.

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A 27-year-old freighter seized from accused drug dealers in January was auctioned for $605,000 last

The Russian Caspian seaport of Makhachkala, on the western shore, is getting U.S. government help an

Continental Airlines agreed to take a 49 percent stake in Peru's flagship airline Aeroperu, which ha

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Lucio Tan, majority owner of Philippine Airlines, said Thursday he has raised the money needed to ke

South Africa's president-in-waiting Thabo Mbeki declared victory for the African National Congress a

The Teamsters union dispute with trucking companies that haul new cars to dealerships ended with no

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines BV and Federal Express Corp. opened cargo stations in southern India.

A job action by pilots at Hong Kong's Cathay Pacific Airways, the world's eighth-largest internation

Shipbuilder Avondale Industries Inc. on Thursday accepted a $529 million takeover offer from Litton

XL Capital Ltd. has acquired ECS Inc. for an undisclosed price.ECS, headquartered in Exton,

New Jersey Transit Co. and Consolidated Rail Corp. signed a letter of intentthis week that allows th

The European Union demanded on Thursday that the United States and Canada supply a list of products

Federal Maritime Commission lawyers have called for the rejection of a petition to disqualify Commis

The World Trade Organization will ultimately support Pakistan's bid to force the United States to li

A strike by a section of Customs staff at Calcutta airport since Tuesday has held up cargo shipments

Airborne Express, with a little help from the U.S. Postal Service, is the latest carrier to move int

The Department of Transportation published final rules for a $1.6 billion loan program that is inten

Venezuela and Cuba are in talks about a possible oil deal to allow Venezuela to explore for oil in C

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A Capital Corp. and the Blackstone Group have formed a partnership to pursue restructuring, mergers

For businesses such as Walt Disney theme parks, lousy weather spells lousy sales, a force of nature

Northbound shippers from Puerto Rico to the U.S. mainland have a big stake in preservation of the Jo

President Joseph Estrada Thursday pushed for a common currency in East Asia, saying the move will re

At a National Maritime Day ceremony here late last month, Navy Undersecretary Jerry Hultin cited the

A smart way to reduce your transportation insurance rates is to prepare a ''presentation'' for the i

The vice president of Puerto Rico operations for Crowley American Transport was given the Outstandin

June 2, 1999U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.o

June 3, 1999Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent p

China plans to sell credit insurance on a wider basis in an effort to spur the economy, insurance in

Charles Schwab Corp. and Tokio Marine and Fire Insurance Co. will start a full service brokerage fir

Analysts here appear to favor the merger of Allied Irish Banks with the city-state's Keppel TatLee B

Prime Minister Tony Blair Thursday attempted to put an end to suggestions his government is getting

Hvide Marine Inc. Chairman J. Erik Hvide has stepped down and been replaced as chairman, president a