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Kintetsu World Express USA said it has entered into a cooperatives sales and service agreement with

A federal class-action lawsuit was filed here Friday by a former customer of Churchill Truck Lines I

While much of the nation has been transfixed by the O.J Simpson trial, the transportation and agricu

CAROLINA FREIGHT OPENS THREE TERMINALSCHERRYVILLE, N.C. - Carolina Freight Carriers

Friday June 23, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

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

A preliminary report released by a U.S.-Canadian grain commission Thursday probably will lead to add

David Beatson has had a highly productive first year as president and chief executive officer of Eme

Industrial production in Bangladesh is projected to grow more than 10 percent and agriculture 3 perc

With privatization expected to take place as early as next month, Qantas Airways is emphasizing its

If there's one thing cotton shippers desire even more than low ocean freight rates, it is predictabi

Mutual of Omaha's legal department is taking a close look at the name chosen by Walt Disney Co. for

Northwest Airlines is the only U.S. major passenger carrier that still operates freighters.

CHUBB & SON INC. (Warren, N.J.) - John Pacheco Jr. has joined the company as senior vice president a

In the opinion of several fresh fruit and vegetable growers and exporters, there is plenty of room f

International efforts to raise the quality of ships' crews and reduce the number of maritime acciden

Idle cranes sit stories high over vast stretches of gleaming concrete at the once-congested Peterson

New York Mercantile Exchange - June 23, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

A U.S. Supreme Court decision to keep mum on foreign arbitration requirements has turned the whole n

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The growing popularity of air bridges is linked to a wider acceptance of competition theories in tim

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ANTI-DUMPING DUTIES SET ON RUSSIAN ALLOYSWASHINGTON - The U.S. International Trade C

A cornucopia of fruits and vegetables can be found at ports on both the east and west coasts; and th

The widely expected merger of Indonesia's two Japanese crude oil and product suppliers is seen as a

PILOT BILL RUNS AGROUND IN CALIF. LEGISLATURESAN FRANCISCO - A bill that would requi

The recent sharp advance in the value of the yen against the U.S. dollar is undermining business sen

Trial has begun for a man accused of manslaughter and other crimes in the sinking of a factory fish

Mexico has won more than $2.7 billion in loans to help shore up its finances and carry out social re

The historic high prices for raw cotton might be putting smiles on the faces of many U.S. farmers, b

Faced with higher raw-material costs, textile manufacturers from China to Charleston are quietly rai

Malaysian officials are looking for a 20 percent increase in output from the electronics sector this

Seko Air Freight said it has introduced a service specifically for trade show and exhibit managers.<

Passenger Rail Faces Uncertain Fate in MaineAUGUSTA, Maine - A bill that would put Maine one

When George Marlin is done with the nation's largest port authority, it might be a lot smaller.<

EU PANEL APPROVES HOECHST-DOW DEALBRUSSELS - The European Commission said Friday it

In a game of "my bridge is bigger than yours," South Carolina officials say they have plans for a Co

What a difference a year makes! Faithful readers may recall that in June 1994, this column sharply c

In the late 1980s, Huntsville International Airport in Alabama was searching for a way to capitalize