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A computer system allowing shippers and ocean carriers to send proprietary information back and fort

GLOSSARY AR: American Tanker RateSchedule RevisedRS: American Tanker Rate Schedule

The United States and Thailand today are expected to announce the launch of negotiations aimed at op

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Foreign students continue to flock to U.S. colleges and universities in greater numbers, bringing bi

Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

European Union representatives began exploratory talks in Havana on Tuesday on a possible future eco

Top U.S. officials for British-owned Glaxo Holdings PLC called a press conference Tuesday to tell th

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by Reuter Money Service, are selling rates among

The U.S. dollar was little changed in dull trading Tuesday, as market participants kept a watch on t

The Mexican peso weakened again Tuesday, as investors reacted to plans by the central bank to increa

Waves of European dealers, led by universal banks, are making a second attempt to break Wave

Every year in recent memory, the Mexican government has sponsored - or participated in - forums desi

SEOUL EXPANDS PROBE TO CONGLOMERATE CHIEFSSEOUL - A government probe into former Sou

"We're obviously thrilled that the (National Labor Relations) Board agreed with us that Boeing had b

Trinidad and Tobago's political leaders were locked in meetings on Tuesday, trying to break a stalem

Four weeks after a monthlong strike against Ryder Automotive Operations Inc., the nation's car-haul

More than 120 European and United States' business leaders will gather in southern Spain Friday to d

Admitting that its cargo operations have been an afterthought that caused service problems for custo

A top official at Miami International Airport predicted that its cargo volume this year will surpass

The union for Mexico's national railroad has denied reports that it is seeking huge pay increases to

CON-WAY CENTRAL EXPRESS (Ann Arbor, Mich.) - Ted Peace was named manager of this regionalless-than-t

BNSF WILL ELIMINATE 1,125 MANAGEMENT JOBSBurlington Northern Santa Fe Corp. will eliminate 1

A National Labor Relations Board complaint alleging that Boeing Co.'s failure to bargain in good fai

Federal Express Corp. said Tuesday it expects to ship about 180,000 bottles of Beaujolais Nouveau to

Wisconsin shippers, faced with a surcharge that could add $50,000 to annual freight bills, are backi

Two former freight brokers will serve 3 1/2 years in prison for cheating the United Statesout of $3.

Phoenix Home Life Mutual Insurance Co. said it will expand its managed health- care plan through a s

With the advent of greater airline competition over French skies, the government this week created a

The road to containerization has been a rocky one for India. Dogged by slow implementation o

CONSOLIDATED FREIGHTWAYS INC. (Palo Alto, Calif.) - James M. Tracey was named vice president of huma

Ron Carey has been general president of the Teamsters since 1991, which is news to about half the me

A legislative maneuver in the Massachusetts Senate may have put the state's double-stack rail plan b

AMERICAN LAND TITLE ASSOCIATION (Philadelphia) - Herbert Wender was made 89th president of the Ameri