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Members of the Idaho Supreme Court unanimously agreed last week that the Idaho Tax Commission was wr

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Regular container, conventional and bulk shipments between Montreal and Antwerp seems assured, start

Leon Brittan, European Commission vice president, said last week the EU would do its utmost in Spain

President Fernando Henrique Cardoso is likely to clinch his constitutional reforms after a string of

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The Clinton administration is still drafting the details of the complaint it will file with the Worl

The European Commission has begun a major study into the impact of the single market on European bus

United Airlines is moving to strengthen its cargo business through a reorganization that gives its c

Passing nearly unnoticed at last week's summit meeting in Moscow, the Clinton administration scored

The Port of Georgetown has positioned itself as an intermodal breakbulk service center, and it's pay

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The Port of Charleston, S.C., has a problem. It's one many other ports would love to have. D

Senior Chief James Flanagan used to have an office. Now all he has is a corner on a boat so small th

Shanghai's insurance market is suffering from chaotic competition because there are no laws to regul

China's busy Zhengzhou exchange suspended trading on Friday for the first time since it opened in 19

It was a good turn-out for the last session of the three-day International Intermodal Expo, but it w

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Friday May 12, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representing

When Azerbaijan canceled a deal with Iran last month that would have given that country astake in a

The possibility of new tariffs on imports of Pakistan's cotton yarn is causing mild chaos among Japa

Taking up where the House Banking Committee left off, the House Commerce Committee today will consid

Shipping executives differ on whether there are advantages to being a "mega- carrier" or a niche car

Evergreen Marine Corp., the second-largest tenant at the Port of Los Angeles, is getting even bigger

The dollar's huge rally of last Thursday - the biggest in four years - was ''a massive bull trap," s

China's far western city of Korla has unveiled a plan to transform the Silk Road trading hub in the

Countries around the world are taking measures, ranging from import bans and travel restrictions to

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South Carolina has discovered the international marketplace - and vice versa. The state's exports ha

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The Port of Rotterdam said it handled 71.9 million tons of cargo in the first quarter of 1995, a 0.4

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

Negotiations between the United States and Britain on air services between the two countries resumed

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The use of recycled asphalt is on the rise, and the result is a cut in road- construction costs.

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China has hot summers and cold winters. To Jim Dunstan, it looked like a good market for his company