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Railroads are buying freight cars after a 12-year drought, and carmakers believe the surge in orders

PANACHE SHIPPING RESOURCES INTERNATIONAL INC. (Jersey City, N.J.) - Cindy Kuo was named executive vi

Greenbrier Capital Corp. is getting out of the truck trailer business in a $7 milliondeal with a San

Tokai Bank, one of three Japanese banks to land in Minnesota in recent times, will close its doors J

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The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

Until the past couple of years when the airline industry began to lose altitude, aircraft leasing co

Over one-third of the $305 million for highway projects in a House transportation funding bill is ea

Norfolk Southern Corp. has been cleared to purchase a rail line segment in northwestern Indiana, ena

Saudi Arabia's request to become a full member of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, or GAT

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Pakistan enters its new fiscal period aiming to post economic growth of 7.5 percent, with a boost in

REGIONAL BLOCS Constitutionalism in Today's Russia. July 1, New York. Contact: Roger Ardanow

International Petroleum Exchange June 25, 1993Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Friday June 25, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

The New York Mercantile Exchange launched a computerized, after-hours trading system late last week

A new attitude and a new business approach has resulted in breakbulk operators biting off a big chun

The expected entry of a new player in the world's longest trade lane is heating up competition for t

Complaints by U.S. brokers that they are at a competitive disadvantage to their Mexican counterparts

GATX Rail, a division of GATX Capital Corp. of San Francisco, is expanding its railcar fleet by buyi

The Trans-Atlantic Agreement said that it is considering moves to counteract a rate cut taken by one

A strong free-trade slant dominates the key economic portfolios in the Cabinet of new Canadian Prime

COLOMBIA EXTENDS 69-CENT COFFEE PRICEBOGOTA, Colombia - Colombia has extended to August deli

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In the battle to carry U.S. wastepaper exports to Asia, liner companies continue to hold a commandin

The status of Jerry Weissman, chief financial officer at Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield, was misstate

Pipeline operator Texas Eastern Transmission Corp. has asked a federal appeals court in Philadelphia

The Port of Lake Charles has spent the past decade carving a niche as the nation's leading exporter

The market for older aircraft has come to resemble aviation's version of Filene's Basement. But ther

British pharmaceutical giant Wellcome PLC faces a bitter U.S. court battle next week to keep its mon

Careful development of a regional airport in eastern Washington could turn it into anair cargo cente

Senate Democrats narrowly beat back an attempt Thursday to eliminate a proposed transportation fuels

PERFORMANCE: SSE Technologies, a manufacturer of satellite communication equipment, has mult

Proposals to give Caribbean Basin countries the same access to the U.S. market as Mexico would recei

CHINESE BANK CONFIRMS PHONY LETTERS OF CREDITHONG KONG - A Chinese bank confirmed on

General Dynamics Corp.'s Electric Boat unit is close to persuading the Defense Department that it sh

The French industrial group SCAC-Delmas-Vieljeux (SDV) has warned that it may have to sell ships or

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