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Dockworker unions in Japan said they will call for a full strike at major international ports Monday

Although the recession has cut a mighty cost-cutting swath through the ranks of corporate America, t

Southern Pacific Transportation Co., still losing money on its rail operations, but at a slower rate

The country's main ports posted an average increase in cargo throughput of 5.5 percent in fiscal 199

ASSOCIATED AIR FREIGHT INC. (New Hyde Park, N.Y.) - Judy Williams was appointed ocean freight manage

Major U.S. companies are monitoring the growing network of Latin American free-trade areas as a guid

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S. KOREAN REFINERY UNIT TO BE SHUT TILL MAY 20SEOUL, South Korea - A large crude uni

Officials from the European Community and the Gulf Cooperation Council are to meet here April 15-16

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Mexico could replace Canada as the biggest trading partner of the United States in under 30 years, a

EC Agriculture Commissioner Rene Steichen Wednesday said moves by several East European countries to

A dispute over a Russian ban on U.S. meat and poultry imports should be resolved soon, U.S. Agricult

National Defense Transportation Association. Washington chapter, April 15. Brig. Gen. Robert P. McFa

The National Mediation Board has notified pilots of Continental Airlines that they will vote soon on

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The Teamsters union plans to vote its members' shares at the ConsolidatedFreightways Inc. an

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Environmental groups Wednesday told the National Marine Fisheries Service that dumping dioxin-contam

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The European Commission, the EC's executive arm, will be grilled next week over allegations of "lavi

U.S. automakers have high hopes that President Clinton will demand a ''results-oriented" approach to

A senior U.N. official urged developing nations to spend more money on educating women and children

The U.S. dollar rose Wednesday on news that the Bundesbank, the German central bank, shaved a short-

Canadian financial institutions are benefiting from the consolidatingfinancial services sect

Planners charged with hauling this city, formerly called Saigon, into the 21st century are beginning

East European states, dissatisfied by European Community promises of lower trade barriers, pressed W

The United States proposed a $4 billion international fund on Wednesday to help Russia privatize its

Sugar futures plummeted Wednesday on speculative liquidation after the May contract broke through ke

After two years of severe food shortages, malnutrition has become so rampant in Cuba that the govern

NORWEGIAN WORKERS THREATEN GENERAL STRIKEOSLO, Norway - Unions representing some 780,000 Nor

PRATT & WHITNEY PLANTS TO CLOSE IN CONN.HARTFORD, Conn. - United Technologies Corp.

Carnival Air Lines and Iberia Airlines of Spain hope to establish a joint operation that would serve

Roadway Services Inc. Wednesday reported sharply lower first-quarter net income of $2.1 million, or

Secretary of Transportation Federico Pena Wednesday appointed five staff assistants, including a Lit

Top officials of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters are resisting efforts by anoffice worker

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