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Russia and its slowly unfolding free enterprise effort represent great potential for major growth in

The British mining and engineering group Charter Consolidated PLC said Wednesday that it is buying M

June 23, 1993 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

The burgeoning use of electronic data interchange (EDI) by rail and motor carriers is allowing them

It's one of the most closely watched pending decisions in the trucking industry. Which form of inter

China's zinc exports have jumped due to the country's need for foreign currency earnings, with much

A State Department official Wednesday defended the department's compliance with U.S. law that reserv

Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. Wednesday named Tom L. Rankin, 52, as chairman and chief executive, replac

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural ServiceAgric

June 23, 1993 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

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A U.S. cargo airline, Evergreen International Airlines, has formally accused two state-controlled Ch

Workers at South Korea's two largest shipyards notified management Wednesday of possible job actions

Depending on which transport executive is speaking, ISO 9000, an international standard by which the

A possible change in leadership at the Philippines' first and only free port may upset foreign inves

Owners and users of refrigerated containers must agree on future generations of coolants before orde

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

The Russian-American Chamber of Commerce, an organization created to promote U.S.-Russian trade and

Colombia's customs agency, reorganized on June 1, has instituted several major changes to streamline

European Community leaders trumpeted their decision this week to make it easier for six ex-communist

Negotiations to draft a global accord aimed at reducing tensions in the steel industry will be held

Buoyed by the efforts of Mayor Don Gage and local garlic grower Don Christopher, farmers here are ho

CANADA URGES JAPAN TO LOWER SOME TARIFFSMichael Wilson, Canada's international trade ministe

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 205.62 off 0.02 which compares

Great Lakes Chemical Corp. said Wednesday it purchased Chemische Werke Lowi GmbH & Co. (Lowi) for a

Lumber shipments at the Port of Vancouver were threatened Wednesday when angry unions forced BC Rail

Williams Stevens, director of maritime at the Port of Oakland, has been put on administrative leave

Burlington Northern Railroad and the Transportation Communications Union International signed an agr

Midland Transport Ltd., a major trucker serving Canada's Atlantic provinces, tapped TNTRed Star Expr

Bond rating officials will meet Friday with the Massachusetts Port Authority in an effort to answer

Seven ocean carriers signed an Information System Agreement that will provide customers with a singl

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Russia plans to increase its energy export quotas by 10 percent and quotas for other commodities by

Argentine President Carlos Saul Menem, in an interview here, said he believes a new patents protecti

EXPIRING GAS CONTRACT FALLS IN ACTIVE TRADINGNEW YORK - Natural gas futures for July

The battle for control of the Northeast's home heating business is flaring up again, this time as a

Whether by road, rail or water, Mexico knows that intermodalism holds the key to its trading future.

The U.S. dollar declined on profit-taking Wednesday following seven straight trading days of solid g

Defectors from Japan's ruling party formed a new center-right organization Wednesday in the hope of

Intermodal shipments, spurred by steadily increasing numbers of domestic containers, are among the f