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A new twist is entering into an old argument - whether or not the idea of per- container pricing, in

The Federal Reserve isn't exactly rolling out the red carpet for Russian banks seeking to come to Am

Containership operators have been in a building mood lately. But industry watchers are worried that

Russian seafarers employed by foreign shipowners have helped avert a critical labor shortage, said a

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The big containership companies active on the North Atlantic trade lane have high hopes that freight

Environmental standards and protection should be part of any future trade accords in the Americas, s

French users of hematite pig iron have stepped up pressure on the EuropeanCommission to abol

Texas outpaced the national average for merchandise exports in the first quarter of 1995 and bettere

The nonmetal Ultralite marine container unveiled by American President Lines and two other companies

RUSSIAN CENTRAL BANK CUTS BASIC INTEREST RATEMOSCOW - The Central Bank of Russia ann

After a setback in 1993, Uruguay's exports rebounded last year, slowing the growth of the South Amer

Although port facilities will be growing bigger, their cranes heavier, and their channels deeper thr

The main obstacle to a world container fleet of bigger boxes is an international maze of highway res

There will be a continuing squeeze on Hong Kong container facilities despite improved efficiency, se

More than 100 passengers were evacuated from a train after it broke down halfway through the Channel

The Port of Rotterdam, Europe's biggest containerport, is looking nervously over its shoulder.

Sweden's first-quarter gross domestic product rose 3.8 percent compared with the first quarter of 19

An American-based computer industry watchdog said Wednesday that it reached what is probably the lar

Although rail transportation continues to dominate the movement of coal, other modalities including

The graphic "Cotton: Waterborne Exports," which appeared on Page 8B Wednesday, showed 1995 and 1994

A second stage of construction is under way at China's port of Yingkou, revitalizing the 130-year-ol

European Union transport ministers approved two measures designed to chase unsafe vessels from the E

Journal of Commerce Transportation Table. June 23. Thomas Downs, Amtrak's president, is speaker. Was

A Tacoma, Wash., ship repair and steel fabrication business, Gianotti Corp., has expanded its operat

DHL Worldwide Express and its Chinese partner said they will expand their 10- city joint network to

The Clinton administration's quest to open up Japan's market for replacement auto parts appears head

In a move that has caught most truckers by surprise this week, Pennsylvania State Police, armed with

With the long-awaited $5 billion airplane order from Saudi Arabian Airlines under its belt and anoth

A rocky start is greeting a pioneering effort by the Port of Oakland to simplify the system of rates

NEW EASTERN AIRLINES STILL SEEKING INVESTORSBIRMINGHAM, Ala. - The reincarnated Eastern Airl

Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Co. is expanding its double-stack train service network to inc

Canadian shippers are up in arms over certain features of rail renewal legislation which they regard

Carriers in the Transpacific Westbound Rate Agreement and the 8900 Lines won't carry out plans to se

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