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The International Brotherhood of Teamsters, shaken by recent moves by the largest less-than-truckloa

Life is slowly returning to normal at the busiest truck crossing point along the 2,000-mile U.S.-Mex

Thousands of unhappy Boeing engineers and technical workers sent negotiators back to the bargaining

The U.S. dollar languished at lower levels Tuesday, neither gaining nor loosing ground after Monday'

The railroad industry's economic stimulus proposal to the incoming Clinton administration appears to

A West Japan Railway Co. union has launched a 96-hour strike, inconveniencing almost 600,000 commute

British Airways is expected to announce today that it has sent a sealed bid to the Australian govern

A consortium of U.S. businesses has banded together to help U.S. firms tap into a global environment

The British government's plans to privatize rail services could be jeopardized by massive price incr

Graham E. Dorland, chairman and president of ABX Air Inc., the airline subsidiary of Airborne Expres

International antitrust rules should be set by the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), th

A city personnel manager with no experience in aviation was tapped to run Los Angeles International

DOT TENTATIVELY PICKS EVERGREEN FOR AIR ROUTEWASHINGTON - The Department of Transpor

The city government has approved a $2.4 billion expansion plan for San Francisco International Airpo

India is pressing for changes in a draft world trade pact on patent protection and is not prepared t

Friday could bring a $100 million showdown for a few dozen companies facing undercharge claims by th

The government of India must take quick and decisive action to avert damage to the nation's trade an

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The World Wide Fund for Nature and over 60 major global non-governmental organizations Tuesday calle

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The European Community Commission's efforts to harmonize postal services in the European Community w

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CHRYSLER SIGNS PACTS WITH RUSSIAN DEALERSHIGHLAND PARK, Mich. - Chrysler Corp. said Tuesday

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One can barely recognize the port commissioners these days at the lame-duck Port Everglades Authorit

Textile firms Tuesday welcomed a significant policy shift by the government, largely abolishing lice

A Maritime Administration study to explore how Chicago could be a port for waterborne trade with Mex

U.S. manufacturers and testing organizations voiced their concerns to U.S. negotiators before the ne

Ship pilots at Grays Harbor, Wash., are being allowed to collect higher fees for guiding vessels int

NORTH AMERICA Livestock, Industrial and Commercial Fair. Dec. 4-13. Queretaro, Mexico. Conta

YELTSIN PROPOSES GAIDAR FOR PRIME MINISTERPresident Boris Yeltsin Tuesday proposed Yegor Gai

The Belgian chemical industry is gearing up for a showdown with the government over a "green" tax af

WITCO TO TAKE CHARGE AGAINST EARNINGSWitco Corp. will take a one-time after-tax charge again

China's oil exports will continue to decrease while imports rise, a senior executive said Tuesday.

BAD WEATHER PROMPTS MOVING OF GHANA COCOAACCRA, Ghana - The Produce Buying Co. is evacuating

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