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Ocean shipping laws set by the European Commission that may vary from U.S. rules should be discussed

Graphs and pie charts: (1)US DOMESTIC AIR CARGO SHIPMENT GROWTH BY SHIPMENT CATEGORY, 1986-1

The European Union appears less concerned about "green" issues at a time when the United States is t

Mexico ranks as a world leader in low-cost manufacturing, even challenging Japan, which remains the

France posted a provisional seasonally adjusted trade surplus of 6.627 billion francs ($1.1 billion)

Though the plan is embryonic, the new Canadian government's apparent intention to substantially rais

GERMAN FREIGHTER SINKS AS STORMS WREAK HAVOCBERLIN, Germany - The crew of the German

International Petroleum Exchange Jan. 28, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

The national accounting firm Deloitte & Touche was among the defendants added to a lawsuit over the

Asian nations seem to be weathering Japan's struggle with recession and political uncertainty and ma

The Mexican government and eight political parties signed an agreement calling for sweeping and unpr

Profit-taking by investment funds drove the dollar down last week, clearing the way for a rebound, c

Legislators and unions have attacked what they deem slack safety measures after an explosion and fir

Further pushes to force shippers of coal and other cargoes to pay a share of increasingly expensive

Claude S. Brinegar, a senior vice president of then Union Oil Co., was the third secretary. He had a

Samuel K. Skinner was President Bush's choice as secretary. A Chicago lawyer and political fund-rais

Coffee production is increasing in Ethiopia and Uganda, two of East Africa's largest growers, but a

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

The longtime chairman of the Virginia Port Authority board of commissioners has resigned in order to

United Airlines' cargo computer system, Cargo Plus I, has been both successful and limited since its

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The Indian Supreme Court last week urged a state court to reconsider its ban on beaching ships for s

DOT FILES COMPLAINTS AGAINST DEFUNCT AIRLINENEW YORK - The Department of Transportat

The Interstate Commerce Commission said it will permit truckers to file tariffs using facsimile-tran

New deep-water areas are to be offered for exploration by Malaysia's state- run Petronas. Co

After 12 years of being folded, spindled and mutilated, airline unions served notice in 1993 that li

Andrew Card, a White House aide and former Massachusetts politician, moved to the DOT to succeed Mr.

Juan Pablo Davila, Codelco-Chile's alleged rogue futures operator, committed around 800,000 metric t

Visitors stepping off the plane at the airport here get a striking glimpse of the Philippines' misfo

Ocean shipping contracts for Asian imports are not what they used to be. Depending on your p

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CALIF. ASSEMBLY VOTES TO LIFT S. AFRICA BANSACRAMENTO, Calif. - The California state

Economists from 10 Russian research institutes will submit proposals on amending the government's ec

In India's Silicon Valley, the country's major computer companies are battling international giants

Unless suitable property can be found for a new airport in the Pacific Northwest, the Port of Seattl

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BHP UNIT IN VENTURE WITH BRITISH GASCANBERRA, Australia - Australia's BHP Petroleum

Lloyd's of London chairman David Rowland last week launched a last-ditch effort to persuade the mark

The December U.S. personal income and spending data to be released today are expected to confirm tha

Longshoremen in British Columbia went on strike Friday after negotiators for maritime employers thre