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CP Rail System announced that traffic through the Detroit-Windsor gateway has increased about 30 per

Bigger Indonesian tin exports will hurt a price recovery under way in the world tin market, Malaysia

In a bid to smooth out troubled trans-Atlantic trade relations, Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretie

Malaysia's overcrowded telecommunications market is facing a major shakeout and forced mergers of co

Shareholders of Ryder System Inc. approved a resolution, pushed by the Teamsters union, asking the c

A consumer advocate group has rejected a job offer to help California's new insurance commissioner i

In the rush to move goods from domestic factories to overseas store shelves, some manufacturers are

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Short-haul motor carriers and railroads inching their way toward a mutually acceptable method of boo

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

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The French telecommunications regulatory body is investigating complaints against France Telecom, th

An expanding Philippine economy and deregulation of the domestic shipping industry are expected to s

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Much of the activity in China's intermodal sphere is being spearheaded from outside, chiefly Hong Ko

DUFF & PHELPS RATES ATTORNEY'S TITLE 'A-'Duff & Phelps Credit Rating Co. gave Attorney's Tit

Private and government economic forecasters see strong world economic growth ahead - a promise that

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Intense competition among shipping lines plying the Europe-Asia trades has decimated freight traffic

Norway's Norsk Hydro, like the Vikings before it, is seeking new opportunities by taking its busines

U.S. exports across the Atlantic are booming. Container shipments to Europe, particularly ch

The Clinton administration set Wednesday as the date for U.S. trade action against Japan, but was mu

As of May 8, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from sup

Canada's two largest railways have reached agreements with several unions, resolving some of the out

Heavy trucks went flying out of dealer showrooms last month as manufacturers reported the hottest Ap

The continuing rise in the size of mainline boxships should continue to create a strong demand for f

To back its entry into the World Trade Organization and boost its ambition to become a regional oper

The pending marriage of the Burlington Northern Railroad and Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe has renewed

Switzerland's unemployment rate in April was 4.3 percent, down from 4.4 percent in March and down fr

Tremendous increases in world trade have transformed many transportation providers into high-tech lo

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Cargo volume at the Port of Richmond, Va., got a boost recently from a pair of inbound shipments of

Don't look now, intermodal, but the rail carload freight that slogged along behind your sizable volu

OPEC's oil output rose to just under 25 million barrels a day in April, the Middle East Economic Sur

Despite open battles in Long Beach, Calif., and more recently at the Port of Philadelphia, rail unio

ERIE INSURANCE GROUP (Erie, Pa.) - Terry Hamman was named Midwest regional vice president. He had be

Companies shipping containers to Latin American ports face a web of logistical and infrastructure pr