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U.S. Customs Commissioner George Weise on Monday angrily rebuked the nation's largest group of custo

Air France has postponed indefinitely its order for four Boeing 747-400 freighters, said Camille All

Texas cotton farmers are entering the harvest season with prospects of their largest crop since 1981

Coal operators are demanding major concessions from the United Mine Workers in such areas as work sc

OPEC CRUDE BASKET FALLS TO $14.78 A BARRELLONDON - The price of OPEC's basket of sev

Ocean cargo insurers are experiencing a huge increase in thefts of containers and their contents in

The International Group of Protection & Indemnity Clubs, the association of 17 shipowner mutual insu

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India will offer to reduce tariffs at this week's multilateral trade talks in Switzerland, The Journ

Computer vendors in China, one of the fastest-growing markets anywhere, say they've been badly zappe

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A return of Iraqi oil to international markets would mean more crude moving along the world's shippi

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Mexico's northernmost port, sensing opportunity with huge traffic flows from Asia to Southern Califo

Argentina has streamlined its foreign investment law to make the country a more attractive investmen

The International Air Transport Association finally filed its proposed cargo rate increase plan with

Caribbean countries are planning to introduce a ship-inspection system as part of a worldwide effort

A recently signed contract between a West Coast shipyard and union may provide a needed boost to win

A five-member crew of a disabled U.S. fishing vessel adrift in the North Atlantic off Canada's east

U.S. airports, trying to counter airline industry charges that airport costs are spiraling out of co

Hurricane Gert, with sustained winds of 75 mph, was likely to bear down on the Mexican coast late Mo

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

LUMBER FUTURES RISE ON HIKE IN DUTIESCHICAGO - Lumber futures remained at or near th

Laguna Pueblo's reclamation of the world's largest open-pit uranium mine is under budget and 16 mont

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

Freightliner Corp. widened its lead in the heavy truck industry last month as manufacturers staged t

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Australia's BHP Petroleum Ltd. has increased its gas interests in the Carnarvon Basin and the Timor

The number of rigs available to drill for oil and gas continues to slide but an annual survey releas

Forty-four percent of Texas employers don't carry workers compensation insurance, according to a rep

Centre Reinsurance Holdings Ltd. and affiliates of Morgan Stanley Group Inc. said Monday they have f

TRAVELERS CORP. (Hartford) - John L. Prom was named senior vice president of the asset management an

Several of the nation's leading trucking companies in the Northeast have put aside competition and h

Railroad unions, still fuming about a proposal to overhaul the Railroad Retirement System, have told

For the week ended September 11, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equa

Insurance claims for ship losses plunged last year to the lowest level in more than a decade, accord

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The Commerce Department sharply increased penalty duties charged on imports of Canadian lumber, but