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They wore Airborne Express uniforms, drove Airborne Express vans, and picked up packages for Airborn

The Teamsters union is getting ready to take a strike vote among its 15,000 auto haul members, but a

Once every seven years, French motorists are allowed to unleash their driving demons and avenge them

Price Waterhouse Hong Kong said it won an assignment from the Asian Development Bank, Manila, Philip

Michael R. Haverty, former president of Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, has taken over as pre

HYUNDAI WORKERS THREATEN ALL-OUT STRIKESEOUL, South Korea - Thousands of workers at Hyundai

May 16, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Canada's 50-year-old Federal Business Development Bank is to get a new name and a greater focus on a

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

The U.S. dollar rose slightly Tuesday, showing little reaction to the U.S. announcement of $5.9 bill

Inflation in April rose 8 percent from a year earlier, according to the General Department of Statis

Switching from the export of commodities, Barbados is establishing itself as one of the leading expo

Brazil cut its April trade deficit to $467 million as imports slowed, mainlybecause of the w

China's drive to increase exports of electronic goods and general machinery is getting a boost from

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A growing stockpile of nuclear waste is making utilities increasingly anxious about delays in the cr

May 16, 1995 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

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Approved classification societies will be allowed to carry out some statutory survey and certificati

The city of New York needs to abandon any hope of revitalizing port activity on Manhattan if it is e

Boosted by strong trade with Asia, container volume at U.S. ports surged 16 percent in the first qua

Michael Sacco, president of the Seafarers International Union and the AFL-CIO Maritime Trades Depart

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A Taiwan court has sentenced a former senior executive of the Taiwan branch of U.S.-based Intel Corp

A study suggests that even a long night's sleep might not be enough to help most long-haul truckers

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Dow Corning Corp.'s decision to seek bankruptcy protection will keep some women from receiving settl

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The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 230.68 up 0.23 whi

Freightliner Corp. led the heavy-truck industry to its highest April sales mark in history as manufa

Problems with accurate mapping and routing have always been the bane of everyone in the transportati

STATUE PROTEST DELAYS VIETNAM-CANADA TALKSHANOI, Vietnam - High-level talks between

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The government will test the international appetite for shares in Israeli companies this month when

The U.S. dollar declined in quiet trading Monday, as market participants took profits from last week

South Korea fears the U.S.-Japan dispute on the car trade will lead to increased efforts by Washingt

O'LEARY SAYS ENERGY AN ARM OF DEFENSENEW YORK - Energy Secretary Hazel O'Leary said

Negotiators have broken through their deadlock over liberalizing air rights between theUnited States

A tantalizing decision on the location of a billion-dollar Japanese chip factory appears to have bee

U.S. demand for natural gas is projected to reach 21.3 trillion cubic feet in 1995, up 3.4 percent f