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The Clinton administration has taken the Transportation Department off its list of agencies being co

The conference system is being outsourced - at least on South American trades. Ocean carrier

Labor unions are organizing a legal challenge to the controversial Interstate Commerce Commission de

The European Union Commission said Tuesday it wants to conclude an interim deal with the United Stat

A female Navy recruit at an Orlando, Fla., boot camp was allegedly ordered into a shower, kicked and

A tax incentive program credited with boosting Nebraska's ethanol industry is running out of money a

Veba Oel, the oil and gas subsidiary of Germany's energy and chemical giant Veba, will have 16.4 bil

Cotton growers and dealers say this year's crop, vital to Pakistan's fragile economy, may yield only

Reserves set aside by Lloyd's of London's underwriters to meet future claims are massively inadequat

Several U.S. railroads are feverishly upgrading systems, refining operational procedures and spendin

Some policyholders of Lloyd's policies in the United States have expressed fears lately that insolve

International seaborne trade is projected to increase annually by an average of 3.8 percent over the

As they race to complete their report before the end of the year, members of a New Jersey state comm

The country's first two privately run export-processing zones have won approval from the Ministry of

Liberalization of India's telecommunications sector may not be so complete as some overseas firms ho

Dec. 13, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

U.S. Ambassador Walter F. Mondale turned professorial Tuesday as he delivered a lecture that could h

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American Airlines has become the first airline in decades to operate its own ground handling service

Emery Worldwide, in another sign of the domestic air cargo market's strong growth, saidTuesday it ha

Tuesday Dec. 13, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

Chinese Premier Li Peng, an electrical engineer, breaks ground today for the huge Three Gorges dam o

A major explosion rocked the Terra Industries farm chemical plant south of Sioux City Tuesday, killi

SHIPPERS TO PROTEST INDIAN PORT CHARGESNEW DELHI, India - Shippers plan to lodge a strong pr

The metallurgical coal industry has benefited little from the recent rise in U.S. steelproduction.

Brazil's colossal steel industry has augmented its use of North American coal and may help to raise

On Allegheny Avenue in North Philadelphia, the workers at W. Seitchik & Sons are still making suits.

Ukraine's monthly inflation rate for November hit a high for 1994 of 72.3 percent, a senior economic

STUDDS ASKS GINGRICH TO REINSTATE BENEFITSWASHINGTON - House Merchant Marine and Fis

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The United States and Japan have reached an agreement aimed at opening Japan's $4.5 billion market f

Financially troubled Baltic Shipping Co. of Russia has sold the four ships in its trans-Atlantic Bal

Philippine Airlines is preparing to negotiate with jet fuel suppliers overseas in anticipation of th

Pilots moving ships through Long Island Sound are feuding over a line drawn in the water. On

The United States will take steps by year-end to restrict imports of certain Chinese products unless

The November consumer price index in the eastern German states was 0.1 percent higher than in Octobe

CN North America, working to put its financial house in order before privatization, islooking to sli

Some key critics of a Massachusetts double-stack rail development plan have dropped their opposition

Rep. Thomas E. Petri, R-Wis., incoming chairman of the House trucking and highway panel, says he wil