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Ernst & Young, the accounting and consulting firm, has formed a coalition to fight release to the pu

A Canadian dispute with France prompted Canada to stay away from an international meeting it helped

Pakistan plans to bring the United States before a global trade forum over a decision to limit impor

Mexico's Commerce Ministry has opened an unfair trade investigation into U.S. exports of polystyrene

International Bank of Asia Ltd. said it is seeking the court-ordered bankruptcy of AWT Holdings, a f

The company's TV commercials and print ads aim to show The Hartford's products range.A sampl

Pennsylvania, Connecticut and Montana have earned second-round accreditation certificates from the N

Signaling increased competition in a lucrative transport services sector, the Swiss-based freight fo

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 190.56 up 2.41

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Shippers and forwarders that have begun filing export documentation electronically through Customs'

Hong Kong's six mobile phone providers are scrambling to buy customer loyalty - offering noodles, ca

Former Canadian Trade Minister Roy Maclaren has been advised to withdraw from the four-way contest f

The consolidation of forwarding and logistics operations in Europe is forcing changes at Airborne Ex

reight forwarders and banks are well aware of their huge mutual interests. After all, they earn the

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Under pressure from the United States and the European Union in the World Trade Organization, India

Canadian National Railway said it is nearing completion of a three-year program to divest itself of

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

Rail labor, in an attempt to preserve the terms of its collective-bargaining contracts in the event

The deficit in the broadest measure of U.S. trade soared to a record in 1998, as exports sagged in t

Three major overseas airlines are looking at greater integration of their cargo operations, possibly

Mexico's trucking association has renewed attacks on U.S. trucking giant M.S. Carriers and United Pa

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The White House has threatened to veto a pending House bill that would impose tough quotas on steel

Germany's Finance Minister, Oskar Lafontaine, resigned Thursday in an apparent power struggle with C

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. has taken steps to show off its pharmaceutical businesses, saying it w

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Americans opened their wallets and purses to purchase everything from cars to furniture in February,

This bustling port, just eight miles west of San-to Domingo, is fast becom- ing a victim of the Domi

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'The most important thing is to be able to offer the round trip.'

Dutch banking and insurance giant ING wants to become a top 10 insurer in the U.S. market and hopes

The Hartford has goosed the stag.Long the proud but passive symbol of 189-year-old Hartford

The Kenyan government is re-advertising the sale of Kenya Reinsurance Corp. in a bid to get a better

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Marshall Siegel, former president of Trucs Inc. and the organizer of a trade association called Inde