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With thick fog banks hampering salvage operations on a disabled barge blocking the Houston Ship Chan

The supervisory board of Royal Nedlloyd Group NV is seeking the suspension of Norwegian businessman

Nissan Motors Corp. is joining the list of Japanese automakers enlarging their Pacific Northwest aut

The arrival of the containership Sea Leader in Rotterdam on Sunday will mark the start of a new era

GREEK OWNER CHARGED WITH VIOLATING UN BANPIRAEUS, Greece - A Greek shipowner and three of hi

Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. will revive its controversial proposal to shed subsidy restrictions on its

The city attorney's office here has delivered a major weapon to ports in their fight against a new s

Shrugging off commercial repercussions from the interracial rioting and governmental instability in

Even as USAir resumes negotiations with British Airways on new forms of cooperation after the collap

The Suez Canal Authority has agreed to defer for at least a year any decision on deepening and widen

The European Commission Wednesday imposed a multimillion-dollar fine on the Belgian line CMB Transpo

When Union Pacific Corp. files an application next month with the Interstate Commerce Commission for

Transportation Research Forum. New York chapter, Jan. 7. Speaker: Steven Ashman of Encompass, joint

A federal judge in Washington has voided Postal Air Inc.'s 10-year, $1 billion contractto deliver ex

The Interstate Commerce Commission has reversed itself and decided not to discriminate between newly

The line of trucks at the German-Polish border stretches farther than the eye can see. For the drive

Ox carts, cows and barefoot workmen in tattered clothes tramp through the narrow streets as three-wh

I've written so many stories about the successful movement of goods and modern technology to trace s

The Southern Pacific Transportation Co. has wrested a multimillion-dollar auto parts contract away f

CANADIAN AIRLINES SENDS DEBT PLAN TO CREDITORS CALGARY, Alberta - Canadian Airlines Tuesd

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural ServiceAgExp

Starting a new airline at the same time others are dropping out of the sky would have to be describe

The Department of Defense, through the U.S. Maritime Administration, is providing war-risk insurance

Massachusetts officials are mulling a new Consolidated Rail Corp. proposal for double-stack developm

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Jones Transfer Co., one of Michigan's largest minority owned motor carriers, has given its 1,200 uni

Wednesday, Dec. 23, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York, are selling rates among trading

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New York Mercantile Exchange Dec. 23, 1992Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

The National Assembly approved sweeping amendments to the foreign investment law Wednesday, allowing

In quiet pre-holiday trading, the U.S. dollar built on Tuesday's gains, edging higher against the de

The recession is not expected to lead to a confrontation between management and Germany's powerful u

Countries in Southeast Asia this week gave the first real glimpse of their emerging free-trade agree

DONNELLEY TAKES STAKE IN DUTCH COMPANYR.R. Donnelley & Sons Co., a large commercial printer,

The black smoke billowing from truck exhaust pipes should begin to clear from the nation's highways

The Bank of Korea intends to begin enforcing its regulations on letters of guarantee starting Jan. 1

International economists cautioned President-elect Bill Clinton Tuesday against a significant econom

General Electric Co. and its British namesake won a $2 billion order for gas turbines at a thermal p