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The Baltic Exchange will move to its new site on May 15, three years after its historic building in

SEAWAY AGENCY NAMES ACTING ADMINISTRATORWASHINGTON - David G. Sanders, chief of staf

Costa Rican officials charge that the Clinton administration is unfairly pressuring them to favor a

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TEXACO, STENA BULK IN TRANSPORT VENTURENEW YORK - Texaco and Stena Bulk AB have comp

CHUBB DOUBLES PROFIT FOR FIRST QUARTERWARREN, N.J. - The Chubb Corp. doubled its net income

Most air cargo experts agree that the 747-400 freighter is the most efficient cargo plane ever built

Higher prices for cable-television services, mortgage-interest costs, gasoline and travel costs push

Where would we be without the yellow pages? How would anyone find a plumber to fix the sink,or locat

Tuesday's meeting of the finance ministers and central bankers from the Group of 7, as the world's s

Top finance officials from 179 countries confer here this week against a background of exchange rate

Risk-retention groups and purchasing groups are here to stay, according to industry watchers.

Illinois Attorney General Jim Ryan will not appeal a 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling striki

COURT DISMISSES SUITS AGAINST FARMERS GROUPAUSTIN, Texas - The U.S. District Court here last

Despite ongoing congressional and Coast Guard reform efforts, U.S. carriers still face significantly

The large number of containerships completed last year contributed to a rapid expansion of the world

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"Run, run, the sky is falling, the sky is falling!" Relax, Chicken Little, the sky is OK. Bu

Con-Way Transportation Services Inc., is getting into the over-the-road truckload business, as it ch

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The British government soon will seek fresh bids for Freightliner, the railroad unit responsible for

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IRAQI PARLIAMENT TO MEET ON UN OIL PROPOSALBAGHDAD, Iraq - Iraq's parliament will meet today

Frederick W. Smith founded Federal Express Corp. in 1971 after serving as a pilot with the Marine Co

Major Japanese non-life insurers are expecting a decline in unconsolidated pretax profits for the se

Not too long ago, the airports of post-communist Central Europe found themselves all dressed up with

JAPANESE TO PAY MORE FOR NOVACOAL PRODUCTSSYDNEY, Australia - Novacoal Australia Ltd

Petrochemical prices in Asia are stronger again after 1994's sharp gains, but company officials are

New York Mercantile Exchange - Apr. 21, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

2299 (Apr. 21, 1995) Previous day - 2288 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The ship channel linking Corpus Christi to the Gulf of Mexico was expected to be back to business as

Construction of a new trucking facility at Vienna International Airport this summer should further s

After months of standoff, carriers and shippers are beginning to sign annual shipping contracts for

Western German producer prices rose an annualized, seasonally adjusted 3.2 percent in the six months

DOT ISSUES FINAL RULE ON ALCOHOL TESTINGThe Transportation Department has issued its final r

Three Weeks Ended April 15, 1995, vs. Similar 1994 Period Cars CarsLoaded Loaded

Legislators in Mexico this week race a Sunday deadline for passing laws that will allow for the sale

The worldwide boom in the sale of consumer electronics has fueled an accompanying boom in air cargo,