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In its annual report, Canadian Pacific Ltd. said it anticipated "a strong operating performance" in

European importers and exporters represented by the Brussels-based European Shippers' Councils are a

Evergreen Marine Corp.'s post-tax profits waned over the 1994 calendar year. The company made approx

Marshall P. Safir, a former shipping executive who long battled government subsidies to the shipping

Ports along the Columbia and Snake rivers are positioning themselves for a resurgence of bulk cargo

TRANSPORTATION INSTITUTE (Seattle) - Richard Berkowitz was appointed director of Pacific Coast opera

New political realities in the United States and Canada are compelling U.S. Great Lakes port interes

A group of Romanian stowaways in New Jersey has been split up and eight have been shifted back to a

The docking of a containership here Wednesday snapped an unlucky string of missed calls by the Vesse

China and Australia signed a memorandum of understanding Wednesday on cooperation in industrial rela

Eight major U.S. railroads Thursday asked the National Mediation Board to intervene in their gridloc

The European Union drew back from a trade war with Canada Thursday as hopes grew of a settlement in

The National Transportation Safety Board will meet Tuesday to assess the causes of a USAir crash nea

The recent shift in Sino-U.S. economic relations from confrontation to cooperation is also expected

Federal Express officials are counting on recent price actions and productivity improvements to reve

With a new and supposedly frugal majority in Congress, U.S. chip makers are gearing up for budget sk

Cars were at a near-standstill on highways leading to Paris, nearly half the city's Metro lines were

Recent breakthroughs in talks between USAir and its pilots may set off a chain reaction leading to t

The change of peacekeeping in Haiti from a U.S. to a United Nations operation, which is taking place

The "Big Three" U.S. automakers are seeking at least 1,200 high-volume dealerships for their cars in

US INVESTORS EXPLORE ARMS PLANT CONVERSIONA U.S. investment mission left Thursday to explore

"The new bank is needed since the economy is becoming borderless because of internationalization, li

House and Senate negotiators will have to work out major differences in legislation by deciding whet

CARGILL NAMES MICEK NEXT CHIEF EXECUTIVEMINNEAPOLIS - Cargill Inc. announced this we

Overnite Transportation Co. defeated another organizing effort by the Teamsters union, this one at i

A border-state senator has introduced legislation aimed at persuading Mexico to increase the amount

Mar. 30, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Federal regulators Wednesday offered a plan to increase competition in the electricity industry, whi

American Express Bank, a corresponding bank of more than 60 of Nigeria's 116 banks, has pulled out o

Three major banks, including Bank of America, have arranged a $100 million U.S. commercial-paper pro

Private sector companies running Sri Lanka's debt-ridden state plantations are ready to take a stake

CHINA SEES 12.2 PERCENT RISE IN ITS TRADE THIS YEARChina's foreign trade is expected to grow

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Wilfred and Louis Jean-Marie, a young Haitian-American couple with entrepreneurial dreams, sank thei

A recent decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit (New Orleans) serves as a reminde

After boarding the freighter Nordholm at the Port of Providence, Lt. Bruce Davies digs into his dark

New Jersey Gov. Christie Whitman recently appointed Martin Tuchman, chairman and chief executive of

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