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If the good Lord is willing, and the creek don't rise, then the barge industry will be moving again

The first defendant in one of the largest maritime labor corruption cases in U.S. history was senten

An international airline protest against Canada's new air traffic control fee has fizzled, at least

UPS Worldwide Logistics, bowing to the idiom that "the customer is always right," has opened its fir

Officials said the Chinese capital registered foreign trade worth $4.23 billion last year, a rise of

"How can a color that's so wild have a taste that's so smooth?

Federal disaster officials are urging property owners in states hard-hit by recent floods to buy flo

Brazil, long accused of pirating patented pharmaceuticals, has taken a giant step toward meeting int

A survey of 30 private-sector economists published by professional services firm KPMG Tuesday reveal

Jan. 23, 1996 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Tuesday Jan. 23, 1996 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

Chinese officials have accused major trading partners of protectionism and discrimination in anti-du

Japanese unions gave the nod to waterfront negotiators to allow labor-saving terminal arrangements,

Hong Kong's franchised air cargo handler missed its target by a whisker, but managed record volume l

Shippers don't like to admit they are captive, even if they are, and transportation companies, coinc

PILOTS END ACTION, CITE PROGRESS IN FEDEX TALKSMEMPHIS - The Air Line Pilots Associa

Union Pacific Railroad announced plans to sell an "orphaned" 203-mile rail line centered in western

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Safeco, the region's largest insurance company, reported fourth-quarter and annual profit at the hig

GLICKMAN TO DISCUSS WHEAT BAN WITH CHINAU.S. Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman will raise C

Jan. 23, 1996 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Japan's first private nuclear fuel reprocessing plant will cost more than 1.6 trillion yen ($15.2 bi

ENRON TO RESUME WORK ON INDIA POWER PROJECTBOMBAY - Enron Corp. said it will resume

The Coast Guard switched plans abruptly Tuesday in the cleanup of a massive Rhode Island oil spill a

FERRY RETURNS TO RUSSIA AFTER CHECHEN HIJACKINGSOCHI, Russia - The ferry Avrasya sai

Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp. plans to open a new rail route in the Pacific Northwest to reliev

CHINA'S TRADE SURPLUS TRIPLES TO $16.69 BILLIONChina's trade surplus widened to $16.69 billi

The largest oil spill in history - from the Exxon Valdez in 1989 - also produced the biggest insuran

Economist Rudiger Dornbusch of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology said he expected France to

Countertrade - the parallel purchase or trade of one product in exchange for another - is famous thr

Jan. 23, 1996 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

The oil will evaporate; television crews will go home; the oil-gathering equipment will be rolled up

The Russian government has halted its sell-off of carriers and ports, arguing that it must retain th

More than 120 barges were carried away by flood waters along the rivers of Pennsylvania and Ohio - a

Bidding has started for the first cold-storage warehouse at the Port of Veracruz, Mexico's busiest a

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U.S. burger giant McDonald's Corp. is taking on its South African competitors in the country's two h

A story, appearing on Page 11A on Jan. 18 with the headline "Bankers Security Life Adopts a New Name

President Fidel Ramos said Tuesday that the Japan Credit Rating Agency Ltd. has upgraded the Philipp