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Capital spending on intermodal facilities and equipment will slow in 1995, signaling a shift away fr

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A power outage, caused when a main feeder cable was accidently cut while work was conducted on a new

Some of the fiercest winds and heaviest seas in years off the California coast forced the entrance t

SINGAPORE TO PROCEED AGAINST US PROFESSORSINGAPORE - A Singapore court ruled Monday

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to decide whether trucking companies that successfully challenge s

Six months after the blueprint was unveiled to build China's largest port, officials said more than

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GREAT AMERICAN INSURANCE COS. (Cincinnati) - Sally J. Field was named division president in the comp

The day before Japan's prime minister arrives for a meeting with President Clinton, U.S. officials w

Union leaders representing seafarers at Zim Israel Navigation Co. said they expect the company to ag

CP Rail System has reached its two-year goal of cutting unprofitable service in EasternCanada as the

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index hit another new high Monday patterned after last Frid

EVERGREEN AMERICA CORP. (Jersey City, N.J.) - Jones Wu was named executive vice president for busine

The announcement by North Korea that it will lift restrictions on imports of U.S. goods and a ban on

The devaluation of the Mexican peso will increase the competitiveness of the country's apparel indus

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The case had about all a retired county judge could handle: claims of espionage, Russian law, Pepsic

NORTHWEST TO RAISE US-ASIA CARGO RATESEAGAN, Minn. - Northwest Airlines will raise i

A unique set of three containers recently entered service in a corridor between Thief River Falls, M

Russian international carrier Aeroflot plans to buy foreign-built engines for 14 ofits Ilyushin Il-8

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

The heat is on for U.S. importers to ensure their Chinese-made goods are not produced with the aid o

The local unit of China's state-owned investment firm China International Trust & Investment Corp. s

Canadian grain and oilseeds could be moving out of U.S. ports by the 1995-96 marketing year, industr

Tropical Storm Gordon swept through Florida twice the week before Thanksgiving, carrying some dark c

Jan. 9, 1995 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

A 6,000-member statewide coalition of employers who are seeking workers compensation reform, believe

Hopes for Taiwan's revamped over-the-counter stock market are sinking rapidly as new technology and

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Time Warner Inc. and its three entertainment business partners are creating a joint venture that is

Port officials and business leaders are hoping a new state law that allows trucks to haul heavier co

New York Gov. George Pataki's latest pick to head the nation's largest port authority is seen by are

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Making South Korea part of the global economy will be the government's most urgent task in 1995, Pre

Fritz Cos. announced Monday that it has purchased Air Compak International, a Rosemont,Pa., freight

German steel and engineering group Thyssen AG said it will invest billions ofdollars in tele

GAS WELL ABLAZE IN SOUTHERN INDIANEW DELHI, India - Firefighters battled a ranging f

Jan. 9, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

China could buy another 500,000 to 1 million metric tons of U.S. wheat in 1994-95 (June-May) on top