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The top local official of the National Transportation Safety Board is taking over Oct. 1 as American

The U.S. government has opened a new U.S. Export Assistance Center in St. Louis to help small and me

2 EXECUTIVES SENTENCED FOR EMBEZZLEMENTCINCINNATI - Two business executives involved

The air cargo industry will need five times as many more large freighter aircraft than are now in se

U.S. crude oil inventories fell by 0.3 million barrels during the week ended Aug. 25 compared with t

TRANSPORTATION CHIEF RESIGNS IN OKLAHOMAOKLAHOMA CITY - The director of the state Tr

As of Aug. 30, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

Tank containers for bulk liquids and hazardous substances together with lined containers for dry bul

Unocal Corp., a company that traces its history back to the beginnings of California's oil industry,

The most notable thing about China's ports is not the troublesome congestion, according to a bulk sh

A glitch in the proposed Ocean Shipping Reform Act could put U.S.-based cargo consolidators at a dis

Everybody remembers the Maine, but who remembers the S.S. Waterbury Victory? The only ship n

Venice's gondoliers threatened Wednesday to boycott a traditional regatta if city authorities do not

Subic Bay, once the jumping off point for the U.S. military's cold war efforts in Asia, becomes key

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Trade leads supplied by: U.S. Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service<

FHA RELEASES FUNDS FOR TRANSPORT PROJECTSWASHINGTON - The Federal Highway Administra

While new hints of additional railroad mergers surface almost daily, there is no apparent enthusiasm

US LIFTS TRAVEL ADVISORY ON ST. PETERSBURGThe United States on Tuesday canceled an advisory

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

If cats have nine lives, then the new catastrophe-insurance contracts, or CATs, are life No. 3.<

Cost-conscious midsized employers are forcing change on the insurance industry as they drop traditio

MARKEL CORP. (Glen Allen, Va.) - Thomas S. Gayner, Thomas R. Fauerbach, Tom Wisneski, Eileen Hull, T

The "insurer of last resort" for Florida homeowners has more than doubled its losses, heightening co

Import growth slowed in July but export volumes remained strong at the nation's top two container po

Russia's bureaucracy is procreating at an alarming rate, as President Yeltsin, the prime minister, r

Like the gloss that wore off Mexico's once promising but structurally troubled economy, the much-tou

When a Filipino company and its Mexican partner won the bid to operate a container terminal at the P

Port Hueneme, a Southern California port specializing in niche cargoes such as automobile imports an

Canada's economy will likely post its first quarterly downturn in more than four years when Statisti

Another chapter in a train derailment that triggered a seven-day fire and drove 3,000 people from th

The Commerce Department announced $1.4 million in civil penalties against two U.S. subsidiaries of L

The last weekend for summer travel is upon us and the National Safety Council expects the roadways t

Lured by liberal trade policies, sweeping privatization programs, a stable currency and laws that en

Foreign companies seeking approval for joint-venture petrochemical projects and oil refineries in Ch

It is said that the first known instance of a government farm policy was the one set by Joseph in th

2109 (Aug. 30, 1995) Previous day - 2118 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

When was the last time you read a story about potash? Not just statistics - production or ex

The Port of Vancouver, British Columbia, wants to lease 65 acres of land on a small peninsula in the

U.S. steelmakers came out winners Wednesday in the first decision to be issued by a dispute-resoluti