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Czechoslovakian State Railways, once the pride of the communist economy, is struggling to survive on

One recent morning, with the temperature eight degrees below zero, the smokefrom hundreds of

LEP Profit International Inc. of Marietta, Ga., is quite pleased with its decision to move the termi

President Boris Yeltsin accused Russia's top legislature Tuesday of obstructing economic reform and

New air-freight industry security measures proposed by the British Department of Transport may requi

U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills Tuesday pressed Taiwan to strengthen its protection of foreign

NORTHWEST DISCUSSES LOANS FROM SUPPLIERSNorthwest Airlines is talking with three suppliers a

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The way they do business and not the business they do, is being given the credit for improving the b

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So you think it's important to buy American. Fly the flag, keep our jobs at home, fight unfair forei

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1322 (Dec. 1, 1992) Previous day - 1320 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

The Port of Montreal and the Canadian Coast Guard announced the completion of dredging work to incre

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

Cargo volume at the largest U.S. bulk commodities port on the Great Lakes, Duluth-Superior, remained

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Seven shipyards are in the running to build new military supply vessels and modify existing commerci

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The United States and Canada may be headed for another showdown over how to settle disputes emerging

Industrial and developing nations urged senior U.S. and European Community negotiators Tuesday to su

Egypt, the third-largest importer of wheat in the world, has closely followed the struggle between t

The volume of cargo capacity offered on ships sailing from Europe to Asia will be reduced by up to 1

Plastics manufacturers appear to be losing their spirited battle to prevent the government from impo

Oil World, an authoritative trade newspaper, has revised downward its forecast for China's 1992-93 p

New Jersey's pharmaceutical industry is increasing its lead as the state's largest manufacturing emp

CAGEMA SET TO LAUNCH FLA.-CARIBBEAN SERVICECASTRIES, St. Lucia - Caribbean General Maritime

Greenpeace Tuesday abandoned its pursuit of a Japanese ship carrying 1.7 tons of toxic plutonium fro

Japan's ocean shipment of plutonium and safety standards on open registry vessels will be key topics

As of Dec. 1, 1992 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

Steamship lines hope to hold up freight rates for service between the United States and the Middle E

The executive director of the Port of Providence, R.I., is backing a plan to transfer the city-owned

Banks that finance ships registered with so-called "flags of convenience" are exposing themselves to

The House Armed Services Committee is developing a U.S. shipbuilding initiative that could provide t

It took the agreement of accounting giant Ernst & Young's many professional liability insurance carr

SEDGWICK PLANS TO BUY ATLANTA BROKERAGEATLANTA - Sedgwick Group PLC of London plans