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The Dutch government proposed a $370 million aid package to strengthen its competitive position of t

The trucking industry is about to get a loud wake-up call from a school nursefrom Lisbon Fal

As their deadline for placing orders for next year's garments approaches, importers are still waitin

After years of decline, Italy's Port of Genoa has embarked on an aggressive marketing campaign to wi

The work of the U.S. merchant marine in helping to protect national security and promote internation

New port fees imposed on cargo carriers and cruise lines in Puerto Rico have angered the maritime in

Hoping to keep its maritime business alive after its largest tenant, Evergreen Marine Corp., leaves

Container cargoes at Massachusetts Port Authority terminals rose to 277,327 tons in the first quarte

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The Chinese leadership is banking on a gradual slowdown of economic growth to corral inflation and a

China said on Friday it will fine two publishing houses that pirated the U.S. box office hit film "T

A Beijing court on Thursday awarded the Walt Disney Co. $27,360 and a public apology in its case all

Total debt of bankrupt Japanese firms in April surged 123.5 percent from a yearearlier to 873.92 bil

The 25 member countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development will launch neg

Trade issues will be at the top of the agenda this week at the annual two-day meeting of the Paris-b

"The opportunities in that region for American suppliers of information technology equipment and ser

CUBA MAY GO TO WTO FOR HELP AGAINST USCuba said Thursday it would probably go to the World T

Quantifying what it would cost a businessman not to have a telephone or access to a computer today i

By the year 2000, world merchandise exports will likely top $6 trillion, up nearly 50 percent from l

The battered and tattered U.S. dollar will remain the premier currency of international trade for ma

As air cargo carriers convert their fleets to meet federal noise-reduction standards, company offici

The annual meeting of the African Development Bank here this week promises to be a tumultuous affair

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World trade has expanded rapidly, but U.S. commercial banks remain reluctant to finance imports and

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A call from CF Motor Freight's top executive for sanity in the less-than- truckload pricing industry

The European Commission has asked governments to ease restrictions on cross- border truck rental and

A federal bankruptcy judge in Miami is expected to decide Wednesday which of two competing groups sh

The European Parliament voted to delete a new airport in Milan from a list of priority transport pro

HERMAN ROOF HENRY & GORDON (Miami) - Roland H. Moore II has joined the firm, which recently opened a

Soaring prices of feedgrain and falling prices of pork and poultry are forcing China's farmers to sl

Even as they rush to bring their fleets into compliance by the year 2000 with international noise an

As the next century approaches, airlines are coming to grips with the implementation of new noise re

Shareholders of PLM International voted to retain the chairman and another board member at their ann

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WORLD AIR CARGO GROUP: MEMBERS' REVENUE UPBARCELONA, Spain - The World Air Cargo Org

When it comes to shipping perishable fruits and vegetables, time is of the essence. But when you're

Hecla Mining Co. and RTZ Corp. PLC intend to reopen a gold, silver, zinc and lead mine in Alaska tha

Delta Air Lines' recent appointment of Walter E. "Buddy" Doll to the position of vice president in c