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Burlington Northern Railroad will restructure its intermodal business by closing two major Texas ter

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China will abolish government-set prices for oil products, starting in May, Monday's edition of the

U.S. coal exporters will be hard-pressed to regain the share of Europe's coal imports they lost duri

As of Feb. 15, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

NORTH AMERICA 6th Annual Network Expo '94. Through Feb. 17. Boston. Show focuses on business

Port of Milwaukee officials credit new Lake Michigan barge traffic for salvaging a strong season des

The first real test of two new ships - both designed to fool Mother Nature's fresh peaches, nectarin

Most companies follow a policy of not responding to rumors. However, the credibility gap in the rail

The value of orders for new construction in the United Kingdom rose by 12 percent in the three month

Spot trade in West Coast petroleum products was thin early this week, with participants suffering fr

In a move designed to revive U.S.-Japan trade talks that were suspended last week, the United States

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The Environmental Protection Agency will not grant another exception to the Clean Air Act low-sulfur

Taiwan President Lee Teng-hui has scored a diplomatic triumph and boosted the island's attempt to di

British industrial growth slackened in December, casting a shadow over hopes that the country's reco

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US FACTORY OUTPUT UP DESPITE JANUARY STORMSWASHINGTON - Production by U.S. factories

The U.S. dollar rose against the Japanese yen Tuesday as the United States declared that Japan has b

The Navy announced plans last week to eliminate more than 10 percent of the jobs at the Norfolk Nava

The federal government is circulating a river-management plan that encourages extra lowering of wate

Management of the Port of Jawaharlal Nehru could be considering legal action against a South Korean

The Argentine government has now leased or sold all state-owned dockside grain elevators at Atlantic

LANE Sept.-Nov. Sept.-Nov. West Coast to East Asia 7.3% 6.6%East Asia to

FORWARDERS GEAR UP FOR VIETNAM SERVICETwo freight forwarders on the West Coast said

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The recent longshore labor problems in Canada may have chased away the very thing the Port of Vancou

The Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes renewed its call for the Federal Railroad Administrat

Southern Pacific Lines has notified customers in southwestern Oregon that it is considering selling

The Teamsters union on Monday accused United Parcel Service of harassing and threatening union membe

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

At least 175 Chinese coal miners were killed in a single week last month, indicating a much-trumpete

Two weeks before major new restraints on imports of Chinese silk apparel become effective, U.S. impo

Germany's largest gas company has purchased a 20 percent stake in Houston's Tenneco Energy Resources

U.S. producers of computer software finally have a law that gives themcopyright protection i

1155 (Feb. 14, 1994) Previous day - 1156 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Two U.S. unions Monday accused General Electric Co. and Honeywell Inc. of violating worker rights in

A new bulk coffee-processing plant at the Port of New Orleans has kept this port's coffee handling t