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Technology is becoming the mode of choice for air freight companies trying to keep their employees i

Canadian Trade Minister Roy MacLaren said he is confident the United States will not take unilateral

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The Journal of Commerce Industry Price Index set a new high for the year on Friday after holding to

Western donors have pledged another $300 million in aid to Zambia this year in response to governmen

South Korea on Friday posted growth figures indicating the economy was showing healthy expansion wit

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China's plan to standardize prices of oil products sold in the country may result in higher prices t

Facing a growing tide of red ink, the Port of San Francisco is reorganizing its operating department

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

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A proposed compromise was offered by 10 state senators on Wednesday that would allow Northern States

An environmental group is pushing the federal and state governments for stricter regulations on tank

An overwhelming majority of Brazil's more than 700 creditor banks agreed to a proposed substantial r

Miami International Airport, striving to catch up with the extraordinary growth in cargo traffic, wi

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The Danish shipping group A.P. Moller has placed an order for three new containerships with the Sout

European Union steelmakers have offered to cut capacity by at least 19 millions tons, reviving a fla

France Telecom has signed a long-term agreement to take part in a $500 million project to develop Vi

"Collecting the Port: Recent Acquisitions of the South Street Seaport Museum." Through Oct. 30. New

The lingering worldwide recession, past buying sprees and market caution about the effect of the Tra

Moves toward peace in the Middle East and the end of apartheid in South Africa will increase demands

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Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

A Topeka educator jumped into the insurance commissioner's race Wednesday, just after legislative cr

The head of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is hoping producers from outside the O

Unions at 17 major Japanese electronic makers threatened late Thursday night to strike by noon today

China said Thursday it will open more sectors to foreign capital to boost overseas investment.

Vietnam is revamping its traditional, old-fashioned sugar cane industry to meet the rising needs of

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

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

Plans to build an independent, coal-fired power plant in upstate New York, stalled for almost six ye

Two years into a cost-cutting and efficiency drive that has left no corner of the company untouched,

It's not easy to turn the big trucks around, but Mack Trucks Inc. is doing it. Mack turned a

After many months of struggle and market speculation, Hong Kong's only all- freight airline is being

As an incentive for certain U.S. industries to compete in world markets, the Treasury Department (of

Iowa's largest dairy this week began tripling its shipments of plain ice cream mix to a company in S

Three major firms in Britain, Sweden and Finland formed a network to insure petrochemical companies

Rank-and-file Teamsters have overwhelmingly rejected President Ron Carey's bid to increase dues to b