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Polar Air Cargo, taking advantage of growth in its Asian markets, has been forced to accelerate an a

Consolidators International Inc. (CII), a Los Angeles air freight wholesaler, said it is offering fr

INTERMODAL TRAFFIC SETS RECORD PACEWASHINGTON - U.S. railroads passed the 3 million

As of June 1, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

The competitiveness of European shipping will be seriously eroded if the European Commission tries t

India's Ministry of Finance said it will extend export assistance to five more items beginning this

USF&G INTRODUCES REVISED EXCESS POLICYBALTIMORE - USF&G Insurance Corp. has introduc

Western German industrial production rose a seasonally adjusted 2.5 percent in April from March, fol

Peru's consumer prices rose 0.7 percent in May, compared with 1.5 percent in April and 3 percent in

China has launched a new blitz on unauthorized price increases, as officials redouble efforts to che

Czech producers of pig iron and cement are the targets of an anti-dumping investigation carried out

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development on Tuesday advised South Korea, the countr

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Prices for Louisiana crude oil grades continued to fall under the weight of Capline shipping restric

Union employees of Navistar International Corp. overwhelmingly rejected an agreement that would give

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Australian beef-export prices to the United States have risen slightly in the past week after plumme

ASHLAND CHEMICAL CO. (Dublin, Ohio) - Joseph J. Anclien was named business director of Ashland Chemi

These footwear movements were the largest recorded from port documents, during two weeks ended May 2

WILLIS CORROON GROUP (New York) - Alexander W. Vietor was named chairman of the brokerage firm's rec

Canadian exporters must look beyond the United States and go after emerging markets in Latin America

BRAZIL, CUBA MAKE DEAL FOR DEBT REPAYMENTSAO PAULO, Brazil - Brazil and Cuba agreed

The presidents of two U.S seagoing unions will receive the 1994 Admiral of the Ocean Sea Awards, pre

The new bi-state board that is merging the Philadelphia and South Jersey port operations Wednesday s

U.S. exporters of food processing and packaging equipment are helping Costa Rica turn its bountiful

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June 1, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

MAERSK LINE GETS LICENSES IN CHINAMADISON, N.J. - Maersk Line said it has been grant

Best of European Logistics Study Tour. June 5-11. Sponsored by Georgia Tech University, Atlanta. Con

UNITED, LUFTHANSA BEGIN CODE-SHARINGCHICAGO - United Airlines and Lufthansa German A

The European Commission adopted an action program for the airline industry Wednesday that highlights

International bidding on a long-term export contract for Thai raw sugar starting Oct. 1 has been del

Michel Camdessus, International Monetary Fund managing director, is recommending to directors of the

ZURICH POSTS GROWTH IN PREMIMUMS, PROFITGENEVA - Switzerland's largest insurance com

Japan's merchandise trade surplus for fiscal 1994, which began April 1, is likely to post the first

South Korea's "beer wars" heated up Wednesday with the launch of a new brand, backed by U.S. giant C

Port users have become concerned in recent weeks over reports that the Massachusetts Port Authority

NOURSE & BOWLES (New York) - Bruce G. Paulsen was named a partner at the firm, which was founded in

The U.S. Export-Import Bank is taking a more aggressive and flexible approach to export financing th