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Stolt-Nielsen SA, the diversified parcel tanker giant, reported a loss of $826,000, or 3 cents a sha

Vancouver waterfront employers and port officials were relieved while union officials felt a little

Operators of a Vessel Sharing Agreement (VSA) container ship blamed stormy weather as the service sk

The United States Thursday dropped its demand that a statement linking trade to labor rights be incl

The Alaska Railroad is ready to suspend or drastically curtail trailer- hauling between Anchorage an

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IMC Systems Group announced that its automated import management, Import 2000, is available now on N

One of the largest U.S.-based freight consolidators will be closing later this year, its owners said

Although shippers and truckers have long touted the concept of partnerships, few such business relat

Boeing Co. on Saturday unveils the world's largest twin-jet airliner, the 777, as the company's firs

If transportation and logistics managers plan on holding on to their jobs over the next two years, t

The First National Bank of Chicago and the Bank of China have jointly arranged $261 million in finan

Safeguarding human lives and money are two very difficult things, Chemical Banking Corp. has decided

ILLINOIS CENTRAL TRAIN DERAILS IN MISSISSIPPIFLORA, Miss. - Crews were at work Thursday at t

The Teamsters union strike against 22 companies enters its third day today with no further talks sch

Vela, the Saudi Arabian-controlled tanker charterer, will stop using ships more than 20 years old un

Ron Carey, Teamsters general president, told a cheering crowd of about 500 truckers Thursday that th

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Canadian manufacturers braced for supply shortages while truckers feared layoffs as the U.S. Teamste

The United States and its major allies plan to create a new multilateral group by October to control

The U.S. Export-Import Bank, announcing a basic reorganization of its operations, said Thursday that

Less-than-truckload carriers not targeted by the Teamsters during the union's strike of 22 carriers

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

A number of Russian aluminum producers, together with the Tajiki aluminum smelter, have announced an

Chile and other Latin American nations may opt for free-trade pacts with the United States rather th

After several years of delay, Romania's first stock exchange since World War II should open in a few

Shippers, their contingency plans in place and working, reported few disruptions to their freight sh

The U.S. dollar rose against most currencies Thursday on rumors of a discount rate increase, an alar

British industrial production rose by a seasonally adjusted 0.8 percent in February, and has risen 3

Luis Solis, described by analysts as a rising star in the global transportation and logistics busine

The lowering of protectionist barriers by industrialized nations could help East European economies

CANNON EXPRESS DRIVERS TO GET INCREASE IN PAYSPRINGDALE, Ark. - Cannon Express said

New York Mercantile Exchange - Apr. 7, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

International Petroleum Exchange Apr. 7, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)_

SUN CO., DALLAS FIRM IN NATURAL GAS VENTUREDALLAS - Sun Co. has entered into the nat

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Coal imports are likely to rise after a cut in the customs duty from 85 percent to 35 percent in the

A mild-to-strong recovery is projected this year for several East European countries, but the outloo