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The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index continued lower last week. The newspaper's in

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NAC TO ASSUME PART OF SKANDIA'S BUSINESSGREENWICH, Conn. - NAC Re. Corp. will assume a major

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Still more global carriers - this time, two Japanese lines - have signed agreements with a regional

A Philippine crime syndicate that is believed to have ties to Japan's Yakuza organized crime group i

Four shippers and freight forwarders will pay the Federal Maritime Commission slightly over $56,000

Container handling at the Port of Calcutta remained on hold Thursday, although breakbulk operations

A congressional effort to force the U.S. Department of Agriculture to use its employees to sell fede

The United States turned up the heat on the European Community Thursday in the long-running battle o

The worst fears of many Korean-American freight forwarders and customs brokers have apparently come

A top U.S. maritime union official Wednesday was elected vice chairman of the Seafarer's Section Con

Maritime traffic and revenue on the Panama Canal declined slightly in fiscal 1992 as cargo flows ret

Business through Port of New York and New Jersey facilities will pick up slowly as the metropolitan

Democratic presidential candidate Bill Clinton said Wednesday night that he was opposed to British A

Thursday, Oct. 29, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The wave of privatization that is sweeping the former states of the Soviet Union has left few Russia

A California-based sales representative for a Taiwanese exporter has failed to pay a $56,000 federal

The opening of the Channel Tunnel linking Britain to France won't trigger a big shift of freight fro

Canada's government backed an economic reform program Thursday and called for a nationwide highway r

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

The newly elected president of Guyana said Western models of economic growth hold little promise for

A German effort to secure advance approval from the U.S. Department of Transportation if Lufthansa i

The U.S. dollar fluctuated narrowly Thursday as currency markets seemed to mark time until next week

Moody's Investors Service Thursday lowered its rating to "A3" from "A2" on the senior unsecured debt

The Port of Seattle moved one step closer to approving a third runway at Seattle-Tacoma Internationa

Advisers to Gov. Bill Clinton reportedly have hastened to reassure arms control advocates that the p

GROUP SEEKS PROBE OF TANKER TRUCK BLASTA highway safety group has asked the chairman

A new law requires Amtrak to begin daily passenger train service between New Orleans and Mobile, Ala

A story headlined "General Motors Gears For Court Fight to Recover Duties Levied By Customs" on Page

A railroad holding company has been rebuffed by the Interstate CommerceCommission in its eff

Members of the international trade community turned out in record numbers at an annual conference he

Negotiations between Canada's two merging national airlines are continuing after both boards rejecte

Burlington Northern Railroad Co. said a Federal Maritime Commission law judge should have scrapped a

Takakazu Kuriyama, Japan's ambassador to the United States, urged Americans to reject protectionism,

As forecasts of state transportation costs skyrocket, the MassachusettsTurnpike Authority ma

AMERICAN AIRLINES (Fort Worth, Texas) - Joseph J. Phelan was named vice president of cargo services

An auction of 200 trucks this weekend may serve as the first step toward the breakdown and privatiza

The federal government may wind up spending hundreds of millions of dollars to help Aerojet and two

President Kennedy pledged the federal government would help Americans thrown out of work by free tra