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As water levels on the Midwest river system fall - albeit slowly - tension is rising among carriers

Government ministers from Denmark, Greece and Poland will join more than 10,000 maritime industry pe

Crowley American Transport likely will get the contract it signed a year ago to lease one of the por

Countries bordering the North Sea Friday designated the sea a "special area" and introduced increase

Tom Bowler doesn't want to be held up by the mistakes of his predecessors. Or at least that'

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Large containerships and how to handle them, the big money it takes for capital improvements, naggin

PRETAX PROFIT FALLS 48.4 PERCENT AT NIPPON YUSEN K.K.TOKYO - Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NY

The Interstate Commerce Commission on Friday allowed the controversial abandonment of aTexas rail li

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The U.S. dollar has entered a period of suspended animation in a weary market that lacks the will to

Norway's consumer price index rose 0.1 percent in May from April, the Central Bureau of Statistics r

India launched a watchdog procedure Friday aimed at ending the use of child labor in the carpet indu

The upgrading of the U.S. railcar fleet continues to accelerate, with first- quarter 1995 additions

All Scandinavian Airlines System domestic and international flights were grounded Friday, and striki

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Another day, another report of fewer dollars, as Consolidated Freightways Inc., WorldWay Corp. and O

Swiss real gross domestic product grew by 2.0 percent year-on-year in the first quarter, compared wi

Cozy business practices and conflicts of interest in Japan's auto industry make a mockery of antitru

Roadway Services Inc. is merging two of its regional less-than-truckload carriers, Spartan Express C

Yellow Logistics Services has signed a contract Amoco Polymers Business Group to provide logistics s

AEROMEXICO PROPOSES TO RESTRUCTURE DEBTMEXICO CITY - Aerovias de Mexico, Mexico's la

"The easiest way to grow a company is to go to your existing customer base and offer a new kind of s

MEXICO LIFTS BAN ON TRADE WITH HAITIMEXICO CITY - The Secretaria de Comercio y Fomen

International Petroleum Exchange June 9, 1995Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)_

New York Mercantile Exchange - June 9, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High L

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The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 233.70 off 0.09

One of China's largest and most aggressive power companies is spending abroad to bolster the country

It may come a long way behind Hong Kong, but China is moving aggressively into the top flight of wor

Swelling population and poor weather mean world grain reserves will fall to their lowest per-capita

Estimates of a sharp fall in Spain's winter cereal harvest this year, to 7.5 million metric tons (8.

The war against banks selling insurance continues this week, even after the chairman of the House Co

Chinese officials are dangling 500 projects ranging from large-scale infrastructure to food in hopes

India, seeking to privatize its decades-old state telephone monopoly, has received offers from score

M Group PLC, a local communications, publishing and media company, is expanding with a US$5 million

JAPAN REFUSES TO JOIN US BAN ON IRAN TRADETOKYO - Japan, heavily dependent on crude

REGIONAL BLOCS Export Texas. June 12-13. Houston. Contact: Barron Lozano, (713) 752-

After years of protests and sporadic violence, E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. is moving its nylon pla

PACKAGING SECTOR USES MOST PLASTIC IN CHINABEIJING - The Consumer Times said the pac