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The Journal of Commerce Inc. will be sold to The Economist magazine of Britain for $115 million, Kni

The weak dollar makes U.S. companies an attractive acquisition target to many foreign firms seeking

There were going to be freezing children and grannies with hypothermia. There was going to be chaos

It was Mao Tse-tung who said women "hold up half the sky," meaning they deserve equal treatment, but

U.S. and Mexican investors in the first private-sector venture to win project financing for power ge

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Grand Trunk Western Railroad officials are hitting the road over the next three weeks to take the ca

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ALASKA AIRLINES TO END ITS SERVICE TO RUSSIASEATTLE - Alaska Airlines, which pioneer

The Vietnamese government will lift its rice export ban from March 1 after suspending export license

By the turn of the century, massive ships will be bringing millions of containers to select seaports

The five members of the Federal Maritime Commission on Thursday voted to seek more public comment be

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Greek inflation in January crept up to 11.1 percent on an annual basis against December's 10.8 perce

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Reformist elements in China are hitting back at what appears to be a resurgence of traditionalists s

Federal officials are looking at claims that MarkAir Inc.'s pricing strategies in certain Alaska mar

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INDIA SOON TO AWARD NATURAL-GAS PACTNEW DELHI, India - The Indian government will so

A Venezuelan vessel is seized by U.S. marshals as it sails out from Guam, stopped upon a complaint b

The already buoyant dry-bulk shipping trades are likely to strengthen further in the coming year as

The U.S. dollar declined against the deutsche mark Thursday but was steady against the Japanese yen.

A publisher of maritime freight rates said it is offering an enhanced version of its service that pr

David Monks begins a ship inspection well before he climbs aboard. He's already studied the

Trade ministers from 34 Western Hemisphere countries will meet June 30 in Denver to help lay the gro

The country's economic juggernaut is expected to start running out of steam in the second half of th

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Vice President Al Gore asked insurance and reinsurance companies during a Washington meeting Thursda

The privately owned operator of the Philippines' main container terminalplans to take a majo

A Texas transportation company plans to construct an 46-acre intermodal terminal at the Port of Brow

To use one port or many - the question is becoming a slippery one for Chiquita Brands International

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The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

Immediate increases in Brazilian auto import duties from 20 percent to 32 percent could be blocked f

"Eliminating the Federal Maritime Commission or the Shipping Act of 1984 will increase, not decrease

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Superfund reform, left unresolved by the prior Congress, stands to become one of the more controvers