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Workers compensation charges continue to dog motor carriers negotiating 1993 property and casualty p

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U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Joe Lee signed an order Monday that is expected to end nearly nine years of le

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Primary inventories of gasoline rose 4.4 million barrels in the week ended Jan. 27 compared with the

Wednesday Feb. 3, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

The Army Corps of Engineers will start a 30-day test on Monday of longer lead times for radio commun

Collection problems are for the courts, except in cases involving fraud or deception, the Federal Ma

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

The dollar penetrated a nine-month high against the deutsche mark Wednesday, but continued losing gr

Tight railcar supplies may continue to hinder grain movement until spring, according to railroad and

The Interstate Commerce Commission acted as quickly "as humanly possible" to make public its finding

Emery Worldwide announced Wednesday that it has launched a new air transport program designed to cap

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,150-$1,250per ton lots &

The Insurance Information Institute's annual forecast predicts faster growth in premiums and little

An unusual private meeting will take place on Friday that could help shape the nation's debate about

The Clinton administration is beginning to address maritime issues, and a broadened coalition of con

The strike against America's largest coal producer "need not spread" if mine owners turn over inform

The division of natural gas produced by a Sakhalin oil and gas development project is "the main prob

Two House committees are battling over which panel has authority to oversee the nation's oil polluti

The Port of Le Havre Wednesday blamed dockworker strikes for forcing 2 million tons of cargo to be d

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Economic growth in the European Community will dip to 0.8 percent this year before recovering to 1.8

JAPAN PLANS NO ACTION AGAINST US STEEL MOVEJapan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party's chief p

Brazilian dockworkers Wednesday suspended a protest strike against proposed port reforms, with talks

Balance-Due Freight Bills. Feb. 5. Courtroom adversaries Robert J. Gallagher and Paul O. Taylor face

Faced with the refusal of the largest steamship lines to call Philadelphia, maritime agencies there

HUB FORWARDING CO. (Cohasset, Mass.) - Mark D. Troughton was named vice president with responsibilit

President Clinton is considering a request from the AFL-CIO to grant amnesty to thousands of air tra

J.B. HUNT'S '92 PROFIT, REVENUE HIT RECORDLOWELL, Ark. - J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc. W

As of Feb. 3, 1993 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

Johnson & Johnson's net fourth quarter earnings rose 12 percent to $307 million, or, 47 cents a shar

Upjohn Co. Wednesday reported fourth quarter profits increased to $154 million, or 86 cents a share,

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Ltd. said it plans to set up two subsidiaries in Singapore to serve as Asia-Paci

Put off by union protests, Compagnie Generale Maritime (CGM) has decided to delay and moderate contr

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The armies of cleanup workers who spent four summers scrubbing polluted Alaskan beaches and bays aft

Production of counterfeit merchandise has extended far beyond luxury products to over $100 billion i

Washington state is formally opposing the plan for lower-cost deterrents to oil spills that the Puge