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The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 231.72 up 0.37 whi

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Babun Shipping Corp., launched by Miami businessman Teo Babun Jr. less than two years ago, has filed

For those of us who had the poor judgment to waste part of our precious youth in Econ 101 actually p

Stevedoring employers and dockworkers at the French Mediterranean ports of Marseilles and Fos reache

A marine industry group said it has drummed up interest among foreign shipbuilders in establishing a

The Seamen's Church Institute's Center for Seafarers' Rights presented its ''Good Ship Award" to Cap

TWRA WILL REDUCE FUEL SURCHARGES JAN. 1SAN FRANCISCO - Citing lower marine-fuel cost

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Colorado law demands that motor vehicle drivers carry insurance, but insurance companies say as many

Some experts are starting to worry that the Massachusetts Port Authority's transportation plans may

GULF & ATLANTIC MARITIME SERVICES INC. (Iselin, N.J.) - Donald R. Allee joined the companyas general

The English Court of Appeal in London has reversed a judgment concerning Lloyd's of London investors

Zim Israel Navigation posted a net profit of $23 million for the first three quarters of 1994, compa

RYDER SYSTEM PLANS MEXICAN VENTUREMEXICO CITY - Miami-based Ryder System said it wil

The Federal Maritime Commission resolved a dispute with Transax Systems over the company's use of da

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Representatives from more than 180 nations attending a world civil aviation conference here are asse

A Seattle trucking company is considering whether it will challenge a California law that holds comp

Over the past month, it has seemed that Consolidated Rail Corp. has been getting it on both ends in

Seven weeks after the "Black Tuesday" plunge of the ruble, two leading experts on Russia are divided

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

Union Pacific begins operations Thursday at its $21 million Lathrop, Calif., intermodal facility tha

ABF Freight System said it will increase general freight rates by approximately 4 percent on Jan. 1.

After rerouting some 40 trains, six over a competitor's tracks, CSX Transportation Inc.has cleared a

The U.S. dollar rose Tuesday in reaction to a Conference Board report that consumer confidence surge

Transportation unions anticipate a host of additional Mexican trucks on U.S. highways when the North

Atlanta's Railcar Ltd., working with Mexican lawyers, said it has perfected a lien securing its lend

Brazilian manufacturers of electrical and electronic appliances and other products say dramatically

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service

The Egyptian government, keen to capitalize on progress in the Middle East peace negotiations, is of

"The Republican landslide (in the Nov. 8 election) means there now may be sufficient support for Pre

France came under intense pressure from its European Union partners Monday to support an internation

Ford Motor Co. announced Monday it is becoming directly involved in South Africa again, taking a 45

Emboldened by increasing demand for aircraft capacity, Lufthansa Cargo Airlines plans to raise its r

For the week ended Nov. 19, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

European Union leaders were urged Monday to support a $110 billion program of road and rail projects

Talks being held this week between the parent companies of United Van Lines and Mayflower Transit co