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As warm temperatures swept the Midwest, the dry-bulk shipping season on the Great Lakes got off to a

A new film by French director Alain Corneau recounts the roots of the American "cultural invasion" o

A New York court has tossed out a 99-year lease signed by New York state and a company trying to dev

Some officials involved with the closing of the Charleston Naval Base and Shipyard say shutting down

The Federal Aviation Administration ordered the immediate inspection of rudder control units on Boei

The state port here recently reorganized its hierarchy into a five-person port management team. The

Freight forwarders and customs brokers are steering a middle course between shippers and carriers in

After months of jockeying among the big three LTL carriers for the top spot in the regional markets,

In private hands for just a few years and facing competition from well- financed foreign competitors

German January plant and machinery orders rose a real 21 percent, compared with January 1994, the Ge

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Southern Pacific Lines reopened its key rail line between Portland, Ore., and Los Angeles Tuesday af

The continued expansion of the economy of the United States and other industrialized countries will

AMR NAMES CARTY PRESIDENT OF AIRLINEFORT WORTH - AMR Corp. named Donald J. Carty Wed

The story headlined "Johnson & Higgins Set To Expand In Brazil," which appeared on Page 13A on Tuesd

The value of insurance claims resulting from natural catastrophes worldwide jumped to $15 billion in

CALIF. QUAKE CLAIMS REACH $11.2 BILLIONRAHWAY, N.J. - As California tries to recover from th

Secretary of Transportation Federico Pena and Federal Aviation Administrator David Hinson ran into a

CP Rail System, bidding to end a weeklong walkout by employees, and Canadian National Railways, hopi

The government is looking for investors interested in rehabilitating a mothballed nickel refinery, r

Foreign firms eager to capitalize on Thailand's move to privatize the energy sector say the governme

More than confirming initial estimates of crop losses from wind, rain and flooding over the past wee

The Noble Collection: A Work in Progress. Through spring 1995. Staten Island, N.Y. New exhibition at

British Airways Chairman Sir Colin Marshall said Tuesday that he was not unduly concerned that an Au

Leaseway Transportation Corp. announced Tuesday that it entered a merger agreement with Penske Dedic

Freight forwarders and customs brokers will soon have their own interactive network providing inform

AMERICAN'S BOARD MAY ANNOUNCE SHAKE-UPDALLAS - The board of American Airlines parent

EU, MEXICAN OFFICIALS CONSIDER TIGHTER LINKSBRUSSELS - European Union and Mexican of

The winds and rain bearing down on California from the sea are threatening to make far worse what al

Western German wholesale prices rose 0.7 percent in February from January and were up 3.4 percent fr

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The Overseas Private Investment Corp. and the Bank of Boston have created an ''on-lendingfacility" t

TEST FLIGHTS FOR 777S NEARING COMPLETIONSEATTLE - Most certification flights for Uni

The oil service and equipment industry for the past 18 months has been in the throes of a mergers-an

The Association of Lloyd's Members (ALM) released a newsletter Tuesday claiming Lloyd's of London's

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The Port of Baltimore's customers will see no disruption in service while a committee seeks a new le

In a pre-emptive strike against his political opponents, President Clinton signed an executive order

The Coast Guard should consider privatizing or charging user fees for a new, $310 million vessel-tra