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Canada's major airlines are stepping up cost-cutting measures, with Air Canada expected to chop $100

Shippers and transportation companies representing all modes of transportation in Kansas City have l

Union Pacific Railroad and Southern Pacific Lines, the two busiest U.S. railroads interchanging with

A combination of savvy diplomacy, back-room deals and overt pressure by the European Union paid off

"It's a crazy idea," says Sen. Byron Dorgan, D-N.D. It's "ludicrous," agrees Sen. Ernest Hollings, D

The House was moving Wednesday toward passage of a fiscal 1996 appropriations bill for the Commerce

Spain's industrial production index in May was up 9.8 percent from the year- earlier month, the nati

U.S. table wine imports stacked up a robust 12 percent gain last year, correcting a 10 percent impor

The European Commission Wednesday launched a strategy paper laying out the framework for a closer ec

"The Big Emerging Markets (promotional) strategy is a major piece with our policy of commercial dipl

BANK OF GREECE TO CURB FOREIGN EXCHANGE LOANSATHENS, Greece - The Bank of Greece has

Trade leads are supplied by: U.S. Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service<

Mexico's national automobile manufacturers association has petitioned the federal government for sev

Six months of investigation into the loss of an American satellite insured for $160 million failed t

The European Union is renewing its struggle to reduce an estimated $2 billion in annual subsidies to

Western Germany's consumer price index fell 0.1 percent in July from June and was up 2.3 percent on

The Indonesian unit of Unocal Corp. of Los Angeles chose Fluor Daniel Corp. to build three geotherma

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AIRLINES DETOUR SLIGHTLY TO AVOID MISSILE TESTSNEW YORK - Airline officials said the

Preston Trucking Co. will open three new terminals in North Carolina, bringing the state into its su

With customers refusing to pay more to have their freight hauled, one of the nation's largest trucki

The Secretaria de Hacienda y Credito Publico, Mexico's Finance Ministry, has published new customs f

Chile will wait until September to decide whether it will proceed on to the substantive portion of n

Shipping rates for wines and spirits have stayed steady for the past two years. And shippers doubt t

Hong Kong's Fortune Oil Co., a unit of London-listed Fortune Oil, plans to invest about $100 million

The Hong Kong government is unlikely to launch any measures to boost the economy in the wake of a cy

Refined oil product sales in Spain during June rose 2.0 percent from the year-earlier month, the nat

Despite a reduction in production in the first half of this year, Jamaica has maintained its place a

Project Could Spark More ThroughputThe Port of Brownsville, the closest U.S. seaport to Mexi

The graphic on U.S. cotton trade that appeared Tuesday on Page 1B should have been called "Cotton: U

MEMORIAL SERVICE SET FOR SEA-LAND EXECUTIVENEW YORK - A memorial service will be hel

A House panel has endorsed Senate and administration efforts to make ship lines pay for detention of

The super-premium and ultra-premium price segments of the U.S. wine market are continuing to grow mo

Shippers looking for additional air cargo service to South Africa could get abreak this fall

The U.S. foreign trade deficit will be sharply lower next year, the National Association of Manufact

The European Commission on Wednesday approved the biggest state-aid package in the 37-year history o

Champagne Railroad, the Empire State's answer to California's Napa Valley Wine Train, is still in bu

For "Detroit" read "Wuhan," capital of Hubei province in eastern China and apparently intended to be

Since the 1991 Persian Gulf War and the collapse of the Soviet Union, its major political ally and t