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Two South Korean companies said Friday they have developed anti-cancer drugs that clinical tests sho

The Russian government has granted export tax exemptions on 520,000 metric tons of primary aluminum

In a move to ensure a steady supply of skilled officers, Hong Kong, Philippine and Japanese carriers

The Nova Scotia government will introduce legislation this week to facilitate short-line railway ope

The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware Friday approved the restructuring plan of Hou

Con-Way Transportation Services is expanding its Con-Way Intermodal shipping program, including a pl

After a swirl of controversy and public posturing, Southern California port officials are expected t

Major western railroads, rebuffed by the Interstate Commerce Commission in their efforts to win a de

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Eastern German industrial orders plunged 25.5 percent in January, compared with a year earlier, and

Eastern German manufacturing workers walked out Friday in a second wave of warning strikes, and unio

North American free-trade agreement negotiators said their three-day meeting here has been construct

The European Community likely will go ahead with a much-discussed "carbon tax" on the burning of fos

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The New York Mercantile Exchange has withdrawn its plan to push back the expiration date of its natu

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Betsy McNie is returning to the sea. In 1989, she came to the California Maritime Academy in

The first dedicated all-cargo airline in Asia is scheduled to start operating April 26. Manila-based

Fritz Companies Inc., which claims to be the largest customs broker in the United States, is opening

Italy's Clean Hands anti-corruption investigation, which already has shaken up Italy's political and

Transax Data. April 19-20. Awareness and compliance seminar on Automated Tariff Filing and Informati

The United States and France most likely will be left without a bilateral agreement on transatlantic

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The World Trade Center's twin towers have their first new office tenant to sign on since the deadly

Niger's first freely elected president, Mahamane Ousmane, promised war on corruption and peace with

CHINA REPORTEDLY OPENS SUBWAY PROJECT TO FRENCHChina's Guangdong province has apparently rev

A General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade working group ended a two-day meeting on Taiwan's applicati

Though learning to accurately check a letter of credit and fill out a bill of lading may seem mundan

Flagging U.S. exports are causing concern within the Clinton administration, Commerce Secretary Rona

For car owners in Russia's wild East, there's little doubt who is public enemy No. 1 these days.

German exporters are outraged at proposed changes to the country's Hermes export credit insurance pr

WTS CRUDE PRICES RISE ON REFINER BUYINGNEW YORK - Heavy refiner buying prompted pric

As crowds gathered in Southern California over the weekend for the annual running of the Long Beach

Very few offshore concessions are left available for hydrocarbon exploration and production in Vietn

Details of the European Commission's "statement of objections" to the controversial Trans-Atlantic A

Japanese makers of animal feed will reconsider buying corn from the United States because their comp

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Rep. Bud Shuster, R-Pa., ranking minority member of a key House transportation panel, introduced leg

In the graduate programs at the State University of New York Maritime College, the majority of stude

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