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Most Canadian businesses say their shipments have been clearing customs in a reasonable amount of ti

FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION (Washington) - Lynne Osmus was named chief of staff to the FAA admin

Michael Wickham is about to take his company out on its own, but he'd like to bring the Teamsters wi

United Airlines wants to bolster its commitment to central Indiana with additional investments, the

Despite falling volumes, slowing growth and questions about whether they'll continue to play a role,

"We consider pirate producers our biggest competitors."

EU REPORTS FIRST DROP IN INFLATION SINCE 1986Inflation in the European Union fell in July fo

Grand Trunk Western Railroad and the Transportation Communications Union today launch a week of do-o

Austrian industrial production rose 8 percent in June from the same month a year ago, while output w

Intermodal transport is expected to increase its share of both domestic and international shipping i

David Morgan, an intermodal trucking executive, doesn't see his primary business getting better too

Say good-bye to last year's congestion at many major intermodal terminals. Several railroad carriers

DuPont said a new, 180,000-square-foot distribution center at its DeLisle plant will improve efficie

Friday Aug. 25, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

Pennsylvania isn't moving mountains to bring the first double-stack rail service to the state, but i

State regulators approved a two-stage rate increase for Indianapolis Power & Light Co. The increase

The Japanese government officially announced it would scrap plans to build advanced thermal nuclear

Almost a year after Russia's most-publicized oil spill in the far northern Komi region, Mother Natur

Notwithstanding the sluggish state of the intermodal industry, the Intermodal Association of North A

Demand for intermodal service is motivating many railroads to open their wallets to expand railyards

EPA BEGINS PROCEEDING ON TRUCK EMISSIONSWASHINGTON - The Environmental Protection Ag

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The export boom in processed steel is sending volume figures through the roof at dozens of North Ame

The steel trade is changing - altered by currency values and shifts in world demand. For the

Zhonghua (China) Telecom System Co. said last week it has teamed up with the Ameritech China Co. sub

The size of Mexico's 10.5 percent economic contraction surprised Wall Street analysts, newspaper col

Recently, on the evening television news in Houston, all of the main channels featured military pers

Predicting modest growth in petroleum output, the director of Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex) said the s

2122 (Aug. 25, 1995) Previous day - 2120 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

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A domestic steelmaker planning to build a port in the state of West Bengal is seeking foreign partne

A Portland, Ore., developer, Harsch Investment Corp., is planning a large multi-use industrial comme

The deal between Sea-Land Service Inc. and the National Industrial Transportation League, currently

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