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SEKO TURNS TO TRUCKSSeko Air Freight, one of the top five U.S. domestic air freight

The rallying cry "EDI or DIE" rings hollow at American Airlines. Electronic links between ai

Although a recent decision by Federal Express Corp. to set up a dedicated aircraft network in the Mi

You've just shipped a new laptop computer by Federal Express to your office in Chicago. But there's

Roadway Global Air turns 2 next month, with many industry observers stilluncertain how many

David Pierce drives an old, restored Triumph motorcar, worked on the Saturn 2 rocket project and the

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After 26 years at IBM Corp., Stephen Schwark joined Air Express International of Darien, Conn., in e

It's still summer on the calendar, but for all practical purposes, fall is just about here.

Midway through its second year, the North American Free Trade Agreement continues to pose perplexing

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The American Names Association, which represents investors in Lloyd's of London in the United States

Twenty years ago, most corporations transferred their risks simply by sending a check to an insuranc

LLOYD'S COUNCIL BALLOTS TO BE MAILED OCT. 27Lloyd's of London said Thursday that it will sen

Non-sales employees at insurance agencies get the most in salary and bonuses if they are based in th

If you filed bankruptcy, had your house foreclosed on, or suffered any other major event that ruined

The Danube-Black Sea canal bustled with business from dawn to dusk two years ago. Now only a few shi

THE COLLEGE OF INSURANCE (New York) - Christopher H. Ross has been promoted to the new position of a

Hoping to avoid delays in a major project to upgrade crucial air traffic corridors over Russia's Far

The Border Trade Alliance has written to the U.S. Department of Agriculture to support a proposed pa

Trans World Airlines Inc. said Thursday it has emerged from bankruptcy protection for the second tim

The largest Russian banks suspended dealing on the interbank currency market Thursday. The o

Dutch unadjusted industrial production rose 3.8 percent in June compared with June last year, the Ce

A well-worn phrase has it that the devil's in the details. Getting the details about Mexico's lumber

With barely a ripple in its current operations, ABF Freight Systems Inc. plans to envelop two new un

After a week of violence and labor disputes, the International Longshoremen's Association is back at

The shipping industry began using containers during the 1960s to expedite cargo-handling. Today much

LEIF HOEGH TO BUY 4 CHIQUITA REEFER SHIPSOSLO, Norway - Norwegian shipping group Lei

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UNION CARBIDE PLANS LA. COGENERATION PLANTNEW YORK - Union Carbide Corp. will build

Uncertainty over deregulation and fears about falling rates has led a Taiwanese ship line to shelve

A new battlefront has emerged in the fight to keep Anastrepha ludens - commonly known as the Mexican

(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Aug. 24, '94 - Aug. 24, '95 (a graph) (2

Aircraft industry executives gathered on the outskirts of the capital this week for the annual Zhuko

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A spur-of-the-moment decision by Olev Kelt eight years ago to buy a chateau in southwest France has

Talks on expanding the North American Free Trade Agreement to include Chile resumed this week after

Thursday, Aug. 24, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Japan plans to announce economic stimulus measures worth about 10 trillion yen ($104 billion) next m

Austrian consumer prices rose a provisional 0.7 percent in July from June and 2.2 percent on the yea