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General Motors Corp. said Thursday it signed an agreement to sell and service its Opel passenger car

Mar. 31, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

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When it comes to Navy base closures, someone else's loss has become Washington state's gain.

Following up on sweeping changes enacted last year, California insurance companies are pressing for

NORTH CAROLINA STATE PORTS AUTHORITY (Wilmington, N.C.) - James J. Scott Jr., executive director of

The Federal Maritime Commission could accept the elimination of rate filing by freight consolidators

The Baltic Freight Index is a daily indicator of world bulk shipping freight rate levels.

British Petroleum and four other companies have agreed to study the feasibility of a second offshore

A newly built pure car carrier operated by Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Japan's largest steamship company, s

In a dramatic illustration of the trend toward privatization that is sweeping the world of marine sa

Mediterranean Shipping Co. is starting an independent service between U.S. east and gulf ports and I

A settlement has been reached in a lawsuit brought by the estate of a man who died when an Amtrak tr

SHIP ORDERS EXPECTED TO HIT $30 BILLION A YEARLONDON - Shipowners will need to find

U.S. officials and experts are concerned that Russia is behind efforts to destabilize Azerbaijan as

Emery Worldwide announced Friday that General Motors Corp., its largest commercial customer, has ext

For the week ended March 25, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled

The Hawaii Visitors Bureau's top official says the islands are in a "state of emergency" because air

The tanker was just off the coast of California, carrying about 40,000 barrels of oil. The seas were

The Journal of Commerce enters a new era today under the emblem of The Economist Group of London.

New details of the administration's proposed $1 billion subsidy program for U.S.-flag carriers and $

French legislation on safety inspection of air cargo shipments could increase transport costs and tu

Financially troubled MK Rail Corp. of Pittsburgh said Friday it is throttling down its ambitious, hi

The United States appears ready to initiate a formal trade complaint against Mexico following that c

European Union culture ministers will vote Tuesday whether to tighten quotas on the screening of Hol

The launch of Lee jeans in two cities and Kellogg Co.'s nationwide rollout of cereals set the stage

Some Republicans in the House and Senate last week seemed determined to buck their leadership and ma

The global information superhighway will be a private toll road, not a public works project financed

"I don't know how long the transition will last, but there will be struggle. It will be commonplace

US CUTS FOOD-AID GOAL; EUROPEANS CRY FOULThe United States has cut its promise of internatio

The Teamsters union is in a slump in its current effort to organize workers at Overnite Transportati

CN RAIL TO BE OFFERED FOR SALE BY OCTOBERCanadian National Railways will be offered for sale

Japanese construction orders in February were down 2.9 percent from a year earlier at 1.360 trillion

The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission has identified two Canadian companies that cou

United Parcel Service reported Friday that its net income last year rose 16.5 percent, to $943.3 mil

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