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COTTON EXCHANGE FILES TO TRADE POTATO FUTURESThe New York Cotton Exchange has filed

The future of Compagnie Generale Maritime is looking increasingly uncertain as the French government

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Details are slowly emerging of how China proposes to manage its boisterous economy through the end o

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One of the tough parts about leading an organization like the National Association of Mutual Insuran

The Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority (ACTA) and the city of Compton, Calif., reached agreem

The Anschutz Co. and Quest Communications Corp. have been granted a permit by Mexico's Communication

Railroad and truck safety lobbyists have assembled the Coalition Against Bigger Trucks to oppose any

Breakbulk shipments rose at Virginia Port Authority terminals in July, producing for the first time

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 241.71 up 1.85 w

The phony war between northwest European seaports is drawing to a close as new forces come into play

INLAND MARINE UNDERWRITERS ASSOCIATION (New York) - Ira Gottlieb was named assistant vice president

The FastShip Inc. family may need a little therapy to keep it together. City port officials

2000 (Sept. 15, 1995) Previous day - 2006 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Ingersoll-Rand Co. has figured out how to ship a pulp mill to Borneo. The company has split

Three years after the deregulation of France's dock labor laws, the winds of change have blown acros

Transportation Secretary Federico Pena said Friday the Clinton administration wants Congress to prod

A dilapidated rail line across the windblown steppes of western Kazakhstan could help U.S. giant Che

The United States and Canada are supposed to be seeking a long-term solution today to a smoldering f

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Sales of U.K. machine tools fell a seasonally adjusted 1.2 percent in Julyfrom June at const

The Republicans' radical refocusing of the nation's largest port authority moved off the drawing boa

17 PROBLEM BANKS TAKEN OVER IN NIGERIALAGOS - The Nigerian Central Bank took over ma

The Dutch government has announced plans to sell a second batch of shares in the state-run telephone

Facing stiff challenges from several directions at once, the inbound Pacific rate-setting conference

Citing one of the highest crossing collision rates in the country, railroad police in Alabama will b

Despite the growth of the containership business at many seaports, steady shipments of several heavy

NORTEL CONSORTIUM WINS MEXICO PHONE DEALTORONTO - Canada's Northern Telecom Ltd. sai

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The European Union is determined to consolidate its safety at sea campaign following an unprecedente

An organized fraud ring bilked about $1.2 million from auto insurance companies by staging accidents

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Despite heavy flooding not seen for decades, China's Liaoning province predicts grain production for

Taiwan, a fast-growing "Asian tiger" with a desperate need for electricity, is getting ready to turn

Capitol Hill supporters of ethanol have pledged to fight to rescue a taxbreak for producers

The 150 trillion-yen Japanese economic stimulus package due Wednesday and another jolt of central ba

The story headlined "Okla. Energy Projects Aid Dominican Economy," which appeared on Page 5A on Thur

Ever since upstart Hamburg founded its harbor in 1189, the rival German ports of Bremen and Hamburg

"This is old wine in an about-to-be-deregulated bottle. If the commission investigates Japanese port