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The pilots union at Federal Express Corp. mailed ballots to its members on Monday for voting on a wo

The pending merger of the United Transportation Union and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers wi

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ctrade International Ltd., New York, said it closed a $10 million bridge facility with ING Barings,

'It's disgusting. It's ripe for mismanagement.'

Key movements in 20-foot ocean container unitsSep. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May J

U.S. warehouse operators and other business interests are objecting to proposed regulations from the

The 115-year-old wagons that used to carry borax from mines in Death Valley, Calif., to Mojave, Cali

Vastera, specializing in the trade law compliance side of supply chain management software, has anno

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. said on Monday that it had filed a second suit against amazon.com Inc. - this t

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BELARUS FUR FARMERSKILL STOCK IN FOOD CRISISThe slaughter season at Belarusian fur farms alw

A $650,000 government study that found little evidence of discrimination in the sale of homeowners i

Tianjin, the largest port in northern China, handled the equivalent of just over 1 million 20-foot c

French state-owned bank Credit Lyonnais may cut 1,500 jobs in 1999 if it goes ahead with a new emplo

Advocates of a federal proposal to allow importers, exporters and intermediaries to file all trade d

Ukraine said Wednesday it had reached a deal U.S.-based Itera International Energy on the transporta

Joseph Polking, secretary of the Federal Maritime Commission, has retired after 33 years of service

Charles Winwood, U.S. Customs' assistant commissioner for the Office of Strategic Trade, and Stuart

A leading organization of European and Japanese ocean carriers has urged the Federal Maritime Commis

An item headlined ''Overnite plans to take a Northeast advantage,'' which appeared on Page 14A Tuesd

To most farmers, deer are crop-eating pests. But Leonard Miller thinks that raising deer for their m

The Nicaraguan government has reached a settlement agreement with E.D. & F. Man and its local partne

TO OUR READERS:The Export Trade Opportunities and Agricultural Trade Leads features that nor

The United States government made one last effort to restrain textile imports in 1998 with its inten

Russian authorities appear to be unprepared for the introduction of the euro, and have not yet decid

The U.S. Export-Import Bank is blocking the runway to rehabilitation of debt-laden Philippine Airlin

Iraq and Jordan have signed an oil agreement under which Baghdad will supply Jordan this year with 4

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void Florida this month if dealing with standards and conformity assessment isn't your idea of how

The U.S. Commerce Department said last week that it issued rules relaxing U.S. export limits on data

Here are the key findings in the Urban Institute's pilot study, ''Testing for Discrimination in Home

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The dry cargo and tanker fixtures listed herewith and compiled in London and New York, include the f

The Japanese yen nudged the euro out of the spotlight Tuesday, bullying its way to a 28-month high a

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A federal appeals court upheld key portions of a lower court ruling that found the Surface Transport