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Attorneys for several survivors of the fatal Sept. 22 crash of Amtrak's Sunset Limited Wednesday acc

Canadian grain and oilseed export sales are being threatened by a shortage of railcars to move the c

Canada's railway, trucking and airline industries struck out sharply Wednesday against the Clinton a

Consolidated Rail Corp. announced Wednesday that it lost $3 million in the third quarter, compared w

Overnite Transportation Co., the trucking subsidiary of the Union Pacific Railroad, reported record

A strike by Air France ground staff disrupted both major Paris airports for the second day in a disp

Ferrocarriles Nacionales de Mexico (FNM), Mexico's state-owned railroad, will reduce its rates by 10

Uncertainty still hung over Evergreen International Airlines' plans to begin its new all-cargo servi

A three-year struggle by the nation's customs brokers to derail a proposed electronic processing sys

Government investigators laid the blame for the 1991 SAS "miracle crash" on Scandinavian Airlines Sy

Small businesses on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border are being ushered byfinancial suppo

The Inter-American Development Bank will try to resolve a series of issues critical to getting the f

Secretary of Transportation Federico Pena has named Eugene A. Conti, a former congressional aide, to

A transportation milestone was recorded Tuesday when officials of the Port Authority of New York & N

U.S. railroads, long touted as a source of enormous capacity to take traffic off the nation's highwa

AMERICAN AIRLINES CLIMBS BACK INTO BLACKDALLAS - AMR Corp., parent company of Americ

Union Pacific Corp. earned $108 million, or 53 cents a share, in the third quarter on $1.9 billion r

CSX de Mexico, a subsidiary of CSX Transportation Inc., has been granted private concessions to buil

1361 (Oct. 20, 1993) Previous day - 1373 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

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In an effort to improve maritime safety, the American Pilots Association is recommending that its me

Lloyd's of London investors on Wednesday voted overwhelmingly to allow corporate members for the fir

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State-owned Shipping Corp. of India plans to resume regular, direct container services to Britain an

RECESSION, LOW DOLLAR BATTER JAPANESE LINESTOKYO - Japan's five largest shipping com

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York, are selling rates among trading

A senior Indian official Wednesday lashed out at delegates to the General Agreement on Tariffs and T

All creatures along the Jersey Shore and the Delaware River - from ducks and seals to operators of t

President Fidel Ramos urged the International Monetary Fund on Wednesday to treat the Philippines as

The United States and Mexico will sign a deal for a $2 billion loan to finance the Border Environmen

The World Bank established two trust funds totaling $85 million to assist critically needed developm

The U.S. dollar was mixed Wednesday after giving back early gains which came on news the Bundesbank,

ARAMCO DEFEATS AGE DISCRIMINATION SUITArabian American Oil Co. (Aramco) has won a 6-

U.S. refiners will seek and expand alternative outlets for selling residual fuel oil as demand from

New York Mercantile Exchange - Oct. 20, 1993 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

Northern Telecom Ltd. of Canada is moving aggressively to increase its business in China, following

International Petroleum Exchange Oct. 20, 1993Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Coastal Corp. has lost the first round in an effort to force a Tenneco pipeline operation to buy mor