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While Teamsters local leaders meet in Dallas today to hammer out a list of demands forupcoming negot

Transportation News Ticker The dry cargo and tanker fixtures listed herewith and compiled in

Mar. 12, 1993 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

President Clinton's tax package is expected to add about 10 cents a gallon to the cost of aviation f

South Atlantic port officials plan to promote an unreleased federal ports study as a tool to change

The European Community Commission said Ilva, Italy's loss-making steel company, must sharply cut its

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CHINA MAKES STRIDES ON POPULATION GROWTHBEIJING - China has made progress in the bat

Economists are warning that Russian President Boris N. Yeltsin's political crisis couldplunge the co

Two bills introduced in the California Legislature would give state regulators new powers to keep ph

More than half the Japanese-affiliated manufacturers operating in the United States suffered losses

China is clamping down on local airlines that took off with economic reforms,because infrast

The Port of Los Angeles, fearing that Pacific Northwest ports are exploiting a niche going untapped

Montreal-based Canadian National Railways began operating freight trains Friday on the General Roca

Keith Thompson, one of the chief architects of Canada's transportation deregulation policy, is the p

The Swiss industrial production index was down 3 percent in the fourth quarter of 1992 from a year e

Siberia, slowly awakening to its strength and immense wealth, is preparing to confront Moscow after

PRUDENTIAL MAY FACE MOODY'S RATING CUTNEW YORK - Moody's Investors Service said it m

RUSSIA TO SELL GOLD FROM OFFICIAL RESERVESMOSCOW - Russia plans to sell gold coin an

NEW ORLEANS ORDERS PUBLIC-SAFETY VESSELNEW ORLEANS - The Port of New Orleans signed

China's Parliament convenes its annual meeting today, set to enshrine the market reform policy of se

Amtrak has lost its appeal in a seven-year personal injury lawsuit that raised eyebrowsin attorneys'

SEA-LAND SERVICE INC. (Seattle) - Top executives for the company's Pacific Division will be named se

AMERICAN TRUCKING ASSOCIATIONS (Washington) - J. Courtney Cunningham was named a senior legislative

Small- and mid-sized shipping lines from the Far East experienced rapid growth in container volume l

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The court-appointed examiner in El Paso Refinery L.P.'s bankruptcy case Friday withdrew a request th

Two-way trade between Vietnam and landlocked southern Chinese provinces will fall 10 percent to 20 p

Growing Brazilian textile exports and a reviving domestic market were the chief attractions for exhi

Leaders of a House committee dealing with insurance issues want to know how well the top insurance r

VOLKSWAGEN AG (Wolfsburg, Germany) - J. Ignacio Lopez de Arriortura, the top purchasing executive at

BUILDERS URGE RELEASE OF MORE TIMBERLANDThe Home Builders Association of Chicago Friday urge

A new rule to combat fraud in telephone solicitations to sell futures products has been adopted by t

Senior officials from the Tadjik Aluminum Smelter are talking to Western alumina traders in an attem

Arthur E. Ferris, former president of Triton Shipping Inc., died in Atlantis, Fla., on March 9. He w

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Rail carloadings fell 2.5 percent in February from the same month of 1992, following four consecutiv

The U.S. aerospace industry reported a record $31.4 billion trade surplus in 1992 but its growth con