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The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Wednesday approved legislation reauthorizing t

The effort by the Port of Olympia, Wash., to gain federal approval of a general-purpose foreign-trad

TACA PANEL TO WEIGH CONCERNS OF 25 SHIPPERSRUTHERFORD, N.J. - The executive committe

Whether the U.S. law prohibiting foreign ships from transporting passengers between U.S. ports is ca

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Just one year after the United States lifted its economic embargo on Vietnam, the Southeast Asian na

Burlington Northern Railroad Co. agreed to pay $1.5 million to settle claims that resulted from thre

British Prime Minister John Major this week suggested to President Clinton that the United States an

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is leasing two Boeing 747 freighters for services between Europe, North Ame

Transportation Claims and Prevention Council. April 7. Freight Claims seminar. Houston. Contact: (51

The independent terminal operator, a proud tradition in the U.S. maritime industry, is rapidly becom

DOT OFFICIAL TO SPEAK AT TRANSPORT LUNCHEONWASHINGTON - Deputy Transportation Secret

ASSOCIATED RAIL FREIGHT (New Hyde Park, N.Y.) - George Frey was named vice president of service. He

A group of North Dakota grain shippers is sending out an SOS: "Save Our Shipments." They're hoping s

As U.S. officials work to head off Russia's $1 billion deal to sell nuclear technology to Iran, ther

Today is a trucking anniversary nobody wants to celebrate. On April 6, 1994, a week after co

The European Commission on Wednesday ordered Air France to put 1.5 billion French francs ($310 milli

Airlines must capitalize on today's strong cargo market to ensure future viability of their freighte

From Massachusetts to Mississippi, ports are trying a new way of luring business to their wharves -

The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Wednesday approved legislation supported by th

The Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes is attempting to break a five- month stalemate with r

The giant automakers of the United States, Europe, Japan and South Korea have gone into high gear fo

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China's fledgling markets are finding that opening for business doesn't automatically bring unimagin

U.S. inventories of gasoline fell 3.9 million barrels during the week ended March 31 compared with t

A federal plan to force competition throughout the nation's power grid is drawing positive reviews f

Just off the coast of southern China, on about the same latitude as Honolulu, lies the country's lar

The Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission announced Wednesday new antitrust guidelines

JAPAN POSTS WIDER CURRENT-ACCOUNT SURPLUSJapan's intractable surplus in its current account

As of Apr. 5, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained

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

Apr. 5, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

International Petroleum Exchange Apr. 5, 1995Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)_

AMWEST SURETY INSURANCE CO. (Woodland Hills, Calif.) - Susan Mickelson was named manager of the comp

YPF SA will trim Maxus Energy Corp.'s work force and consider selling Maxus' non-Latin American prod

New York Mercantile Exchange - Apr. 5, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High L

Universal Holding Corp. announced increases in its net income and revenue for the year ended Dec. 31

BRAZIL SOYBEAN HARVEST AHEAD OF LAST YEARSAO PAULO, Brazil - Brazil's 1994-95 (October-Septe

Monday's meeting of the Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange's World Sugar Committee produced no recomme

The 1984 Shipping Act is in need of an overhaul and the Federal MaritimeCommission should be