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The Child Labor Coalition may be calling for a boycott of textile and apparel imports from Banglades

BAA USA TO MANAGE INDIANAPOLIS AIRPORTSINDIANAPOLIS - BAA USA Inc., a subsidiary of

The ever-dwindling lira may be a victim of Italy's political and financial drama, but local exporter

REGIONAL BLOCS Doing Business in China & Hong Kong Into the Next Century. May 15-16.

Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman told the House Agriculture Committee last week he would use his p

BMW's investment in South Carolina is rippling across the state, if not throughout the world, and it

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

A division of the Andrew Weir group plans to launch a direct box service on the India-United Kingdom

First there was the party, then the dance. Now it's the hangover. Nearly 18 months after the

AIR CANADA REDUCED LOSS IN FIRST QUARTERAir Canada announced a US$5.2 million (C$7 million)

The National Industrial Transportation League is formally opposing the proposed merger of the Burlin

Michel Bernard resigned Friday as chairman of Air Inter, the domestic carrier recently crippled by s

An attorney for Du Pont denied Friday that she did anything to hide damaging evidence during the 199

Reform of China's lumbering state enterprises is being hampered by debate over how to proceed but of

The Baltic Freight Index is a daily indicator of world bulk shipping freight rate levels.

Truckers Thursday partially ended their strike against ship lines serving civil war-plagued Guatemal

More ships and bigger ships are on the horizon, and they are casting shadows on the rate and port sc

Shipping lines serving South America are facing the same problem that forced Lykes BrosSteamship Co.

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The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 231.18 up 0.17

They came not to praise intermodal, but to bury it. Well, maybe not to bury it. But, asked t

Angry truck drivers are edging closer to striking the Port of Miami next week, said trucking executi

MSC CHRISTENS LAST OF KAISER CLASS OILERSWASHINGTON - The Military Sealift Command c

Several U.S. congressmen are joining six domestic U.S. apparel makers in opposing a federal inter-ag

Thailand's foreign exchange market, now in the process of reform and liberalization, has received a

The U.S. dollar rose sharply Thursday, extending a rally that started during European trading.

A bipartisan group of angry lawmakers swore Thursday they will bring legislation to the House floor

Boeing Co. today unveils its newest generation of all-cargo aircraft, the 767-300 freighter. The pla

AMTRAK (Washington) - Maryanne Reynolds was appointed senior director of corporate affairs. She was

If one International Intermodal Expo panel is a good barometer of future trends in equipment utiliza

Talk of falling trade barriers and infrastructure development in North and South America was tempere

An ocean carrier representative speaking here suggested shippers and carriers work out an agreement

ITALY EXPECTED TO BEGIN SELL-OFF OF ENI SOONROME - Privatization of Italian state-ow

The Department of Transportation will give shippers and transportation companies another 90 days to

The Port of Singapore, once viewed as a relatively monolithic and inflexible agency, has made major

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Thursday May 11, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

FEDEX DAILY VOLUME GREW 16 PERCENT IN APRILMEMPHIS - Federal Express Corp. said its

Pratt & Whitney Engine Co. has signed a US$12-million joint-venture agreement with Taiwan's China Ai

McDonald's Corp., the world's largest fast food restaurant chain, said Wednesday it will open at lea