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Five U.S. environmental groups have urged a "strong" trilateral commission to settle environmental d

DHL Worldwide Express will undertake a four-year, $1.25 billion capital spending program. Th

An already contentious debate over how Hong Kong's air cargo should be handled is taking on what som

For the week ended Feb. 27, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

The largest union at McDonnell Douglas Corp. is accusing company executives of seeking to entrench t

Five years after the idea was introduced, Malaysia says its main port will go paperless and handle m

This winter at service stations in 39 regions around the nation, the heady aroma of gasoline probabl

BECHTEL GROUP INC. (San Francisco) - Former U.S. Trade Representative CarlaHills was elected

CLINTON MAY TIGHTEN SANCTIONS ON SERBIAPresident Clinton said Friday that the United States

Taxpayers picked up a $2.6 billion tab for crop failures over the past 11 years because the premiums

Comments culled from 10 aluminum-producing companies linked to the National Association of Aluminum

Commerce Secretary Ronald Brown plans to visit Russia this spring to co-chair his first meeting of t

While acknowledging that there has been some resultant pain, Alfred E. Kahn, the father of domestic

The next commissioner of Customs will face a complicated legislative and trade agenda, but will inhe

The debate may have retreated behind closed doors, following years of controversial and well-publici

MAHER SET TO INSTALL AUTOMATED ID SYSTEMJERSEY CITY, N.J. - Maher Terminals Inc. sai

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Canada will reduce aid to Asian and African countries and close some foreign service posts, cuts tha

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One week after the fatal bomb blast at the World Trade Center, insurance industry workers who contin

U.S. beef exports to Japan are piling up at Japanese ports, waiting to clear customs at the lower ta

CHINA WILL TIGHTEN AIR SAFETY CONTROLSBEIJING - China will tighten safety controls o

The Federal Bureau of Investigation said Thursday it had made an arrest in its investigation of the

A private dinner party at which 25 of Mexico's wealthiest men pledged anaverage of $25 milli

Iran has begun a study of the damage done to the Port of Abadan during the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq war, as

For the National Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association of America, the powerful bomb that shook

P&O Containers Ltd. has confirmed plans to enter the trans-Pacific trade. The British compan

Britain this week launched a major export drive to North America, urging manufacturers not to turn t

South Street Seaport Museum. March 6. New York. Seaport Museum hosts tour at 11 a.m. of Museum of Am

VIRGINIA PORT AUTHORITY (Norfolk, Va.) - Stephen A. Curtis, formerly director of engineering, was na

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners next week will adopt a new policy to ban the acc

Other European Community nations may join Germany in opposing proposals tocut EC aluminum im

Negotiators for Burlington Northern Railroad and the United Transportation Union arelocked in talks

France's ruling Socialists and opposition conservatives agree on one issue: French farmers are the b

Canada has gained a bigger share of North American merchandise trade since the U.S.-Canada Free Trad

Russia and Ukraine have not yet found a formula for splitting up debts of the former Soviet Union, a

South Korea's new administration is unlikely to change the country's trade practices or its business

The Port of Houston Authority has capped a yearlong search for its No. 2 executive by going outside

PHILIPS SUFFERS LOSS OF $489 MILLIONEINDHOVEN, Netherlands - Dutch giant Philips Electronics

The International Air Transport Association's safety watchdog is considering a partial ban on comput