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FLORIDA SEAPORTAND ECONOMICDEVELOPMENT COUNCILJames J. O'Brien, port director of Por

What you don't know can hurt you. An old cliche, but in the case of environmental liability it's a

Things have been a little goofy for Disney Cruise Line since it announced that its first ship, Disne

High water on the Missouri River has led to a successful year for barge traffic at a main shipping w

Fox River navigation between Lake Winnebago and Lake Michigan's Green Bay can increase with the righ

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The United States is preparing to confront Europe over whether it is still subsidizing its strugglin

Al Johnson, a lifelong resident of this frigid Hudson Bay port, recalls the day in the early 1980s w

OFFERS TO BUY* CORK SHEETS. Cork bark sheets for packing materials, stoppers for glass bottl

Here are 10 Provocative Questions From the Rail World.1. Can government fix Western rail ser

Thousands of small and large businesses in California are now shopping around for soon-to-be-deregul

Analysts, industry executives and government officials in Asia say the annual meeting of Asia-Pacifi

Negotiators for the Teamsters union and some of the nation's top trucking companies concluded their

1198 (Nov. 20, 1997) Previous day - 1214The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

The APEC meeting in Vancouver, British Columbia, this week will be the setting for some serious arm-

When $13 trillion in goods and services a year is at stake - that's about half the world's output -

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 241.03 off 1.63

Aetna Inc. announced $6 million in grants to 13 academic medical institutions.''We are delig

Allstate Insurance Company is providing $45 million to seven U.S. cities as part of its commitment t

JUDGES RULE PROPOSEDSETTLEMENT NOT FAIRCINCINNATI - A proposed settlement of two lawsuits ch

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Nov. 19, 1997Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

If you're going to any National Industrial Transportation League meetings in coming years, it may be

ONGOINGCalifornia Maritime Academy. Seminars on situational negotiating skills. Contact: Ray

The European Commission gave conditional approval Wednesday to a planned joint venture between Brita

UK P&I CLUB NOW SERVESS. AMERICA OUT OF MIAMIMIAMI - Thomas Miller, the company that manages

Reflecting growing regional trade integration, the United States-Mexico Chamber of Commerce opened W

Import prices generally marked time in October, largely because of the strength of the U.S. dollar.<

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The Mexican government expects nearly $1 billion in new investment through bidding on two exclusive

Consumers in Kazakstan have been getting a crash course in market economics as Western electricity a

A new U.S.-India agreement will help U.S. investors in India win quicker approval of their requests

Mutual funds. Disability insurance. Banks with automated teller machines that stay open around the c

TRUCKSAMERICAN FREIGHTWAYSADDS MICHIGAN SERVICEHARRISON, Ark. - American Fre

Senior officials of key international trucking groups are lashing out at European transport minister

Energy Secretary Federico Pena said Wednesday that the U.S. government would not provide funding for