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Senate maritime supporters have fought off a challenge from farm-state interests to restrict cargo p

Members of the Supreme Court appeared reluctant this week to endorse a Wyoming coal mine's contentio

Nigeria plans this month to divert cargo ships to seaports in the south of the country in a bid to r

The National Transportation Safety Board on Wednesday released results of interviews with crewmember

EC SUMMIT MAY HINGE ON MAASTRICHT RULINGBRUSSELS, Belgium - A European Community sum

Senate Democrats turned back Republican attempts to abolish the Interstate Commerce Commission and c

J.B. Hunt Transport Inc. is converting its Chicago-North Jersey corridor traffic on Consolidated Rai

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Oct. 5, 1993 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

E. "Ras" Rasmussen might have had a better time at the Bagley Livestock Exchange last week if cattle

Sporadic trade by Sinochem, China's national oil trading company, in Russian oil products through it

The Royal Dutch/Shell Group is negotiating to develop three oil fields in western Siberia in a joint

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC SEES RISE IN COFFEE OUTPUTKINGSTON, Jamaica - Dominican Republic

NYK LINE (NORTH AMERICA) INC. (Secaucus, N.J.) - David N. Messer will join NYK Line in Chicago as se

The Supreme Court Monday refused to expand the scope of maritime liability law to purely emotional i

A new consortium of six container shipping lines said it will start a Europe- Australia trade route

The Clinton administration will take very aggressive steps to crack down on China and other countrie

EVERGREEN WOULD BACK DELAY OF CHINA ACTIONEvergreen International Airlines told the

The sharp turnaround in economic conditions throughout the Southeast that characterized the first si

SINGAPORE BUYS STAKE IN LEVITZ FURNITUREWASHINGTON - The government of Singapore sai

Cargo traffic out of Atlanta's Hartsfield International Airport, decimated four years ago by the dem

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

Chinese entrepreneurs who stand to lose money from falling commodity prices are refusing to claim or

Marion Merrell Dow Inc. Tuesday announced the acquisition of Rugby-Darby Group Cos., the nation's la

Chicago Board of Trade's December wheat could have a hard time shaking off persistent bearish sentim

Although the U.S. natural gas industry is moving toward an integrated, competitive market, it lacks

Novus International Inc. is a fledgling company - just 2 years old. But it's a full-grown rooster wh

NORTH AMERICA World Trade '93 (Agent/Distributor Recruiter and Locator Show). Oct. 7. Toront

Japan will import 193,000 metric tons of rice for processed food this year as an emergency measure t

Each quarter, Value Line comes out with a review of the transportation industry in which itrates and

Rep. Joe Kennedy, D-Mass., introduced legislation to reform the federal flood insurance program by e

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Domestic shippers using truck or intermodal service shouldn't expect any instant relief from chronic

For a state that's geographically the largest east of the Mississippi River, Georgia hasa relatively

The Air Line Pilots Association is supporting a shareholder's proposal to move Delta Air Lines' annu

Hub Group's highway-services unit has reached agreements in principle with all major railroad carrie

Lower prices of copper are expected to attract little business for the metal, especially in Asia, wh

Taiwan's September trade surplus totaled US$580 million, down 30.5 percentfrom a year earlie

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