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In a major victory for shippers, a federal court in Jacksonville, Fla., dismissed the lead underchar

Mondial Industries Ltd. is selling a dispenser that encapsulates soiled plastic-based disposable dia

U.S. railroads are pursuing divergent strategies for industrial development aimed at luring shippers

A bid to attract industry by developing transportation resources in northern Alabama is paying divid

While many companies use so-called private labeling agreements to elbow their way into overseas mark

Twenty Port of Indiana longshoremen were examined at dockside Tuesday after re- sidue in a ship's ho

Without a war to inflate cargo volume, the containerized ocean trade movingfrom the Persian

Wednesday, Sept. 15, 1993 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Alliance Navigation Line Inc., the newest small line to try and take on the 15-carrier Trans-Atlanti

Japan's economic stimulus package, to be unveiled today, is expected to total about 6 trillion yen (

Japan is in the throes of a coal-fest with an estimated 100 percent increase seen in the demand for

APPLE ANNOUNCES CHINA EXPANSION PLANBEIJING - Apple Computer Inc. has opened an offi

Mitsui & Co. Ltd. and Greenbrier Companies have formed a limited partnership to spur development of

Investment trends and "Clintonomics" could make transportation equipment the hot item for public inv

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

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

Workers compensation program rates for Wyoming employers may have to be boosted by 32 percent next y

Fueled by rapid expansion among developing countries, world merchandise trade in volume terms is exp

SOUTH KOREAN BUSINESS PLEDGES A REVIVALSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's top 15 bus

Wednesday Sept. 15, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represe

Just the prospect of peace in the Middle East is certain to excite Asian businesses in a wide range

The acid rain and sulfur dioxide reduction provisions of the 1990 Clean Air Act will not boost sales

In a brief comment shortly after arriving at Narita Airport, new U.S. Ambassador to Japan Walter F.

STRONGER PENSION PLANS PROPOSED BY CLINTONCompanies would be forced to strengthen underfunde

It seems only equitable that the "Mother of All Battles," which turned into a military rout, should

Amoco Eurasia Petroleum Co., a Houston operation, has won its bid to develop a giant oil field in we

Exxon Coal and Minerals Co. said Tuesday it had revived plans to open an underground zinc and copper

American Cyanamid Co. said Wednesday it will spin off its $1 billion chemicals business and focus on

Some New Jersey companies, hampered by delays in dredging their berths and faced with a judge's ban

The good times are coming back for Federal Express Corp., despite continuing price pressures.

Insurers hope to benefit from cost savings expected from administration plans to create antitrust sa

Trade between the United States and the Middle East is expected to grow in the coming year, with Ara

Like a merchant in an Arabian bazaar, shipping lines are seeking to lure exporters who are shipping

MOBIL GASOLINE RETURNS TO HOUSTON MARKETNEW YORK - Mobil Corp. will be supplying gas

The hostilities surrounding the nation's largest intermodal project escalated further this week as S

The joint venture announced by Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. and India's Ceat Ltd. appears to signal th

As officials at a four-day conference on world trade barriers struggled to define government's long-

World 1993-94 production of 10 major oilseeds is projected at 225.52 million metric tons, down from

OPEC ministers who meet in Geneva in 10 days may take time to ponder how much money their jousting f

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