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Hydro-Quebec must correct "major inadequacies" in its mammoth environmental-impact study of the US$1

Latin America's thirst for world trade has yet to be quenched, and signs are that the slowly rising

With barge rates running an estimated one-third the cost of rail shipping in the Mississippi River s

Nigerian Oil Minister Don Etiebet said Friday that his country wanted to be given a dispensation to

The Association of American Railroads is raising alarms again about overweight trucks. Brian

January's GOP takeover won't be nearly as dramatic in the Senate as in the House for transport and o

Stripped of its right to regulate intrastate trucking and Democrats who wanted to do so, the Texas R

The outgoing chairman of the House Armed Services Committee wants the Pentagon to reconsider a plan

2 COMPANIES AGREE TO FORM MEXICO INSURERGrupo Financiero Banamex-Accival SA de CV and Aegon

COLTON & CO. (Arlington, Va.) - Peter Noble was appointed vice president and chief engineer for this

The story headlined "Republican-Led Congress May Be Trouble for Shippers," which appeared Friday, No

U.S. and Japanese aviation authorities have agreed to expand cooperation on safety measures includin

HAPAG-LLOYD TO RENEW ITS BOEING FLEETHAMBURG, Germany - German charter airline and p

Roadway Package System Inc. has redesigned its long-held bar code and will use a new technology, cal

U.S. companies and organizations that do business abroad are increasingly relying on international b

Nov. 18, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Looking to stymie price increases by local merchants and manufacturers during the holiday shopping s

People around the world turned on their computers last Thursday to tune in to the firstin a series o

TRW Inc. and Teleglobe Inc. entered the space phone race this past week, announcing plans to build a

The chairman of the Senate's telecommunications committee attacked Canada's planned restrictions on

In the wake of a devastating defeat for Democrats at the polls, President Clinton has turned to futu

For oil-tanker owners all over the world, it's no longer a question of if, but of how. For years, th

JAPAN URGED TO TAKE LEADING ROLE IN ENERGYTOKYO - Japan should play a leading role i

New York Mercantile Exchange - Nov. 18, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High

ASSAILANT SHOOTS OFFICIAL OF MOSCOW EXCHANGEMOSCOW - A gunman seriously wounded the

The United States has warned against over-regulation of deep seabed mining, saying that the principl

Many railroads are aligning their operating and marketing systems to more effectively serve their cu

The planned restructuring of the Insurance Services Office into an independent company has forced th

An airport that will cost up to 10 billion deutsche marks ($6.3 billion) is to be built in Berlin, r

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BOEING GETS APPROVAL TO BUY LITTON DIVISIONThe Federal Trade Commission has given the Boeing

Still in its infancy, the organization responsible for cleaning up the U.S.-Mexico border is already

While Asia has long worried that there won't be enough money around to fund its ambitious infrastruc

Key transportation issues acted upon by the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, adapted f

Japan started emergency nationwide checks on imported Australian beef on Friday to see if it is cont

Amoco Corp., the world's largest producer of purified terephthalic acid,plans to invest in n

Richard P. Norris is the new air cargo development manager for the Metropolitan Washington Airports

Setting up an intra-Asia express network is fast becoming one of the hottest trends in the air cargo

Intrastate trucking deregulation will bring additional business to the trucking companies that speci