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Air-cargo volume at the three New York area airports rose 6.9 percent last year to a record 2.154 mi

EXEL STARTS SYSTEM FOR CHRYSLER DELIVERIESCOLUMBUS, Ohio - Exel Logistics North Amer

Australia's proximity to the booming Asian economies, coupled with its natural resources, low inflat

Russia's upcoming spring planting may be undermined by fuel shortages as domestic oil producers insi

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Davitt McAteer was sworn in last month as assistant secretary of labor for mine safety and health af

The Massachusetts Port Authority is joining with a group of environmental companies and the Polish g

ALGERIA LIKELY TO ADOPT DRAFT PRIVATIZATION BILLALGIERS, Algeria - Algeria's governm

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

An Argentine stevedore consortium that was locked out of the port privatization process still is fig

A Washington port group is supporting a new state law that provides for the cleanup and reuse of con

Chinese demand for iron one, which dramatically affected shipping markets last year, may again deter

Christian Blanc, president of the state-owned carrier Air France, is poised to resign if he fails to

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

A U.S. official this week played down the prospect of a major trade clash in the near future due to

SAUDI BANKS POST DROP IN FOREIGN RESERVESRIYADH, Saudi Arabia - Foreign exchange res

South Korea's opening of its rice market to some imports in the recently concluded world trade negot

Chevron International Oil Co. said it has sold its shares in two joint ventures with Nigerian Nation

China admitted to an extremely serious unemployment problem Wednesday, saying that moves away from t

OPEC states that weaken the oil market by cheating on their production quotas could face the embarra

A.M. Best placed the "A" rating under review for 14 insurers that comprise the Farmers Insurance Gro

1212 (Apr. 6, 1994) Previous day - 1208 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

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NORWEGIAN TANKER AWAITS COAST GUARD OKBOSTON - A Norwegian tanker was awaiting Coast

Teamsters drivers Wednesday picketed the Sea-Land Service Inc. terminals in Long Beach and Tacoma an

Securities analysts said they expect a long strike by the International Brotherhood of Teamsters aga

Independent truckers refueling at stops along the east coast of Florida before dawn were weighing th

Austrian wholesale prices rose by 0.2 percent in March from February and rose by 0.4 percent on the

Alex S. Chamberlain, a former vice president of Ashland Oil Inc. and a pioneer in Kentucky waterway

The formal signing this week of a free-trade pact between Mexico and Costa Rica is expected to be th

Nearly 70,000 metal bunk beds that could collapse in use are being recalled by four importers, the C

The U.S. dollar rose slightly against the yen Wednesday and was little changed against other currenc

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Swedish industrial group Volvo AB, stung by its failed marriage with French carmaker Renault, said W

Honduras' trade barriers block or delay rice imports and are inconsistent with the country's interna

A U.S. District Court here heard closing arguments last week in an age- and race-discrimination suit

With its 12,000 delivery routes and its network of 47 bakeries nationwide, Grupo Industrial Bimbo st

AMMONIA PRICE RISES FOR 2ND WEEK IN A ROWAn apparent buying surge for anhydrous ammo

The Maritime Administration announced Tuesday it will provide $4.5 million over two years to help Ba

Christopher L. Koch, a former chairman of the Federal Maritime Commission who joined Sea-Land Servic