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* Randy Leiser, managing director of corporate development, American Airlines, to vice president of

The return leg of a pioneering rail container link between Hong Kong and central China is now in ope

BURLINGTON AIR EXPRESS (Irvine, Calif.) - Joel Sellam has joined the air freight company as vice pre

Chile, unique among Latin American nations, looks resistant to the fallout over Mexico's economic cr

The natural-gas price forecasting experts have had a terrible record of forecasting futureprices. To

Add the Port of Jacksonville, Fla., to those ports which, after tasting the sweetness of the busines

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (America) Inc. said its sister company, Mitsui O.S.K. Passenger Line Ltd., is se

Week Ending 01-28-95 01-29-94 01-21-95 General FreightIndex 304.4 244.8 309.4Tim

Mexico's current financial crisis is viewed by steel traders as a temporary setback to what has been

General Motors Corp. is gearing up to increase investment in China's automotive components sector an

Austria is building industrial parks near its borders for foreign investors looking for access to ma

Security, delays, excessive paperwork, poor communications and insufficient lift to interior points

Japanese officials have said thanks, but no thanks, to a gift of 40,000 pounds of rice from Louisian

A story Thursday, Jan. 26, on Page 7A, headlined "Presidential Life To Put $45 Million Into Troubled

EXECUTIVE LIFE INSUREDS TO GET $455 MILLIONLOS ANGELES - Trusts of the Executive Lif

KEMPER REPORTS FALL IN 1994 NET INCOMELONG GROVE, Ill. - Kemper Corp. has reported a

NATIONAL COUNCIL OF COMPENSATION INSURANCE INC. (Boca Raton, Fla.) - Debra E. Klugman was appointed

For the week ended Jan. 21, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Legislators in the Chamber of Deputies, following the lead of the Mexican Senate, are expected to pa

A House subcommittee looking at dissolving the Interstate Commerce Commission is split on whether to

The president of Kansai Electric Power Co. last week estimated the cost of damage to its facilities

Officials expect 13 oil and gas exploration wells will be drilled this year, against 11 in 1994, as

New York Mercantile Exchange - Jan. 27, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High

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The Clinton administration's national shipbuilding initiative is working to help beleaguered yards g

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

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

When Czech Prime Minister Vaclav Klaus led a panel discussion on maintaining economic reform over th

The Labor Department has scheduled a public hearing Feb. 13 in San Antonio to hear complaints from h

"Providers who are successful must take a long-term view. You must keep your eyes focused on these m

China's prolific garment export industry hopes to dress itself up with attractive brand names and hi

Mexico's economic crisis is raising questions about the ability of a Nafta- related development bank

Western and Russian transport companies are investing in air cargo handling facilities at Moscow's a

European-based carriers and freight forwarders are bullish about the outlook for growth in air freig

This is one top 10 David Letterman hasn't run yet. This top 10 involves the worst insurance

If Thomas J. Holt has his way, New York will be shivering in Philly's shadow. Cruise ship li

Sharply higher operating expenses caused by congestion on its crucial Wyoming coal line led to a 21

Hamilton Beach/Proctor-Silex said CF Motor Freight edged Yellow Freight System Inc. to win a $2 mill

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A panel of federal mediators has ordered Springfield Terminal Railway Co. to pay $6 million to membe