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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

When Dave Behrends hung up his spikes July 30 as head of cargo for Northwest Airlines, he said half-

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For the first time in its history, the American Association of Port Authorities this week will see a

AZERBAIJAN RETURNS TO COMMONWEALTHThe former Soviet republic of Azerbaijan formally rejoined

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The Port of Oakland has picked Nippon Maritime Co. and Inchcape Shipping Services Ltd. as its repres

New York Mercantile Exchange - Sept. 24, 1993 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High

Canadian Occidental Petroleum Ltd said 2.25 million barrels of oil have been exported from its Masil

The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey's problems in trying to dredge its berths at Newark Bay

Home Holdings Inc., the New York-based insurance holding company controlled by Scandinavian group Tr

Money-back guarantees seem to be the latest rage in air cargo. Are they a real incentive or just win

The operator of a string of temporary help agencies was being sought last week on federal charges of

They call them by different names, but virtually every major airline has something that could be cal

Minutes before the Sunset Ltd. rocketed off the tracks and into an Alabama bayou, the captain of the

The story on Page 3A Sept. 20 headlined "Singapore Told to Pay Duties on Its Exports of Typewriters"

The European Community has hardened its stance in trade negotiations with the United States concerni

The U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization gave warning Friday of food shortages across Africa due t

The governor of Alaska is expected to meet with top executives from a Russian shipping line this wee

The town's largest employer will eliminate about 80 jobs during the next six months as part of a res

After a relatively disappointing peak holiday season in 1992, many freight forwarders and airlines a

Freight operations between New Orleans and Jacksonville, Fla., are likely to be delayed for up to tw

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During a business trip to Tokyo, Cynthia Futa Miyashita huddled with a few potential clients in a ka

At a time when even the smallest of businesses are looking to crack overseas markets, joint ventures

A federal judge has turned down a request for a temporary restraining order barring the Teamsters un

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