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Eighteen months after the United States defied the spirit of world trade rules and slapped quotas on

National less-than-truckload carriers, which fought and won the right to raise the cap on their use

1971 (Sept. 25, 1995) Previous day - 1979 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The scene is right out of a Hollywood crime film. Tens and twenties wrapped in plastic, money stacke

CHINA PUBLISHING HOUSES PUNISHED FOR PIRACYChina's State Copyright Administration has punish

In about a week, the world of telecommunications will gather in Geneva for its quadrennial conventio

BOEING FORESEES CARGO GROWTHAir cargo growth will average 6.6 percent a year over th

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A government decision to take charge of asylum-seekers arriving at New Yorkairports may soon

The U.S. government has suddenly backed away from its effort to curb imports of Thai luggage and yar

CHINA BANKER SEES YUAN FULLY CONVERTIBLE BY '98SINGAPORE - China's currency, the yua

GAINES ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF AIRPORTS COUNCILGENEVA - Paul Gaines, director of aviatio

Airport and air cargo officials see no end in sight to the heightened security precautions taken dur

When Federal Express Chairman Frederick W. Smith tapped Joseph C. McCarty to run the carrier's Asian

Richard Huang will become president of EVA Airways on Oct. 1, replacing Frank Hsu, who has headed th

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(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Sept. 29, '94 - Sept. 22, '95 (a graph)

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

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While the Manhattan district attorney's office congratulated itself over the arraignment of 47 alleg

The Transportation Department is seeking applications from U.S. airlines for 1996 service to Vancouv

The partnership mania in the U.S.-Asia trades has taken a bizarre turn, with a Japanese conference l

NAC RE ASSIGNED S&P 'AA-' RATINGLONDON - Standard & Poor's has assigned a "AA-" clai

Insurance in Russia is a wild business, and it could be several years before order returns to the ma

Elizabeth Randall, New Jersey's banking commissioner, will be nominated as the state's insurance com

Chinese refiners and traders welcome plans by the Shanghai Commodity Exchange (SCE) to relaunch ener

US SAILORS, GREEKS SCUFFLE AFTER PROTESTCORFU, Greece - U.S. sailors and Greek demon

Two of the world's busiest international airports, John F. Kennedy International and Miami Internati

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The International Monetary Fund has approved a $75 million standby loan to Costa Rica, restoring the

Three Weeks Ended Sept. 16, 1995, vs. Similar 1994 Period Cars CarsLoaded Loaded

When smog settles over German cities, some truckers driving old rigs are fighting more than the usua

CSX Transportation Inc. will pay 10 states and the federal government more than $4.5 million to sett

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

As of Sept. 22, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from

Sept. 22, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represen

Electronic data interchange has become an essential part of a freight forwarder's competitiveness. W

A House revenue savings measure calls for the sale of 1,264,601 troy ounces of palladium and 452,641

As soon as their summer vacation was officially over in early September, key House members resumed s

The American Waterways Operators and the Coast Guard said they are launching a new program designed