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An underused dockyard at Malaysia's premier port is being upgraded in what management sees as a way

Members of the Maritime Union of Australia employed by Conaust and Australian Stevedores went on str

Fundamentals of Importing, Sept. 27-29. Wyndham Hamilton Hotel, Itaska, Ill. Contact Connie Bender a

Swiss producer and import prices prices fell 0.1 percent in August to stand 0.6 percent higher than

A year ago, just the mention of Fidel Castro's projected near-term fall from power was cause for ent

U.S. manufacturers of farm, construction and medical equipment - and their customers - seem likely t

Sept. 24, 1993 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Pr

The Port of Oakland is trying to break its string of bad luck, but certain problems still seem to do

SPECIAL SESSION CALLED ON ARIZONA AUTO COVERPHOENIX - Gov. Fife Symington called a s

The movement toward separation of cargo operations from passenger functions at airlines continues to

Think of it as throwing away $4 million a day. That's what the delayed opening at Japan's Ka

Think of it as throwing away $4 million a day. That's what the delayed opening at Japan's Ka

The Clinton administration got a symbolic shot in the arm Friday when a federal appeals court ruled

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,230-$1,260per ton lots &

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In the scramble to lure Latin cargoes, Houston, Miami and other Southern ports have embarked on mass

Like everything else associated with air freight, the meaning of peak season has changed over the ye

DRUG GROUP SAYS PLAN COULD STIFLE INNOVATIONWASHINGTON - Major drug companies said t

As of Sept. 24, 1993 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained

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Hopes for a breakthrough on crucial textile trade talks faded late last week after European Communit

The city of Los Angeles at the weekend backed off from its threat to begin next week suspending the

Sept. 24, 1993 No. 4/ No. 6/ No. 6/1% 1% 0.5%Buckley

Portugal's industrial production index rose 0.6 percent month-on-month in May but fell 7.9 percent f

The dispute between the United States and Japan over the legality of U.S. carrier flights beyond Jap

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Executives of Italy's state energy group ENI have delivered its privatization plan to the government

Transamerica Insurance Group expects to select a Dallas-area site for its headquarters by Oct. 4, co

Travelers Corp. is preparing to unload a huge portfolio of Denver-area office properties valued at m

A senior U.S. Trade official denied Friday that the United States had agreed to drop its goal of a t

Japan's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Friday reached a decision to import rice thi

As debate heats up over the pending and controversial North American free- trade agreement, the U.S.

Although the shortest distance to profitability for truckers lies in driving a relatively straight l

Call it a bad sign of the times. As larger insurance companies pour their considerable resou

A Japan Ministry of Transport report released last week concludes that shipping companies have to ac

When the Loma Prieta earthquake rocked Northern California in October 1989, the devastation seemed s

Some U.S. port representatives say they expect an upswing in containerized cargo by year-end, spurre

French industrial output was less depressed, reflecting an upturn in the capital goods sector, and p

'Tis the season to be jolly? For those in the air cargo industry, it remains to be seen.As t

Retailers and their suppliers are putting more and more faith in sophisticated warehousing and order