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THE RACE IS ON FOR VIETNAM ROAD PACTSHANOI, Vietnam - Fifty-nine foreign contractors

The Federal Railroad Administration and the Association of American Railroads have signed a revised

As in so much of East Asia, China remains the 500-pound gorilla of the chemical sector. And it's get

Several new schemes for intelligent cross-border transportation systems should hit theproposal desk

Women in Transportation. Feb. 21. Panel discussion on "Electronic Environment in Theory and in Pract

The International Petroleum Exchange has announced details of the amendments to be made to the unlea

An ongoing drought in South Korea may deal a major blow to the approaching rice planting season that

What's being termed a milestone accord will be signed early next month between Laos and neighboring

Shell Nigeria has written to the Ministry of Finance to complain that Nigerian Customs and Excise of

Slovakia will complete the construction of the Mochovce nuclear power station in the west of the cou

MITSUBISHI MATERIALS SMELTS HUGE GOLD BLOCKTOKYO - Japan's Mitsubishi Materials Corp

The International Chamber of Shipping and the Institute of International Container Lessors have join

It has been more than two years since the U.S. Navy pulled out of Subic Bay, leaving the Philippine

COSCO RESUMES PARTIAL SERVICE AT KOBETOKYO - China Ocean Shipping Co. said it resume

U.S. carriers can survive without tariff filing and the protection of the Federal Maritime Commissio

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

The Senate's second-ranking Republican has pledged to back the Clinton administration's program to e

Three ocean carriers calling Brazil and Argentina will join forces to offer a joint service that con

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

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The United States incurred one of its worst trade deficits ever in 1994 and what is in store this ye

MASS. COUNCIL PUSHES FOR HARBOR TAX CREDITBOSTON - The Massachusetts Seaport Advisor

Faced with the prospect that the Republican-led House will try to eliminate the Federal Maritime Com

Shippers are angry that carriers in the Latin American Shipping Service Association arehitting them

It's just after 1 p.m. on a rainy Wednesday in January, and Richard Lawson is addressing a meeting o

REGIONAL BLOCS How to Select and Evaluate the Export-Import Potential of Overseas Markets. F

Swiss watch exports in 1994 grew by 4.9 percent in value terms to 7.95 billion Swiss francs (US$6 bi

The following business missions are scheduled for the coming months. The Journal of Commerce assumes

AGENCY TO GIVE FUNDS FOR ZIMBABWE HOUSINGHARARE, Zimbabwe - The U.S. Agency for Inte

As North Korea struggles to keep economically afloat, its oldest ally is forging ever tighter ties w

The Fiji government hopes to lure up to 28,000 Hong Kong-Chinese business migrants to these tropical

Poland collected $7.1 billion in import tariffs last year, nearly twice the amount the government ha

French recycled paper manufacturers are frustrated by French tardiness in jumping on the "green" ban

Japan rebuffed U.S. efforts to pry open its car market on Friday as the European Union fended off To

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Rufus Yerxa, a top trade official in the Clinton and Bush administrations, will join the law firm of

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It looked like it could contain a bomb. A small, isolated metal filing case wrapped with a f