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Shippers in the Pacific Northwest, already facing a reduction in ocean carrier service to Europe nex

The Department of Justice has issued an advisory opinion allowing U.S. shipbrokers to provide oil co

A new, independent union has joined the battle to represent Federal Express Corp.'s pilots in the wa

U.S. officials said Wednesday there was little hope of salvaging a world trade accord soon, and they

The Port of Savannah is prepared to begin deepening its harbor early next year, even though the fede

A four-mile traffic link vital to the Port of New Orleans' renovation of its nine riverfront wharves

Two companies operating tankers in the U.S.-Ecuador chemical trade will avoid harsh penalties if the

In an effort to handle holiday scheduling demands and meet the stipulations of a court order, waterf

A meeting scheduled for Wednesday between factional leaders of a divided maritime union was postpone

PORT OF OAKLAND TURNS LOSS AROUNDOAKLAND, Calif. - The Port of Oakland had net income of $10

A plan unveiled Tuesday to the city's maritime industry would create a waterfront promenade bustling

Bangladesh will make liberal bank loans and other assistance to its textile industry to make it prod

With few exceptions, Brazilian consumers are still seeing only coming attractions of the alleged ben

The major oil companies committed $400 million to create a non-profit company with 16 brand-new clea

Sea-Land Service Inc. has chosen a new location for its world headquarters. The nation's lar

A new U.S. government-funded program will encourage U.S. companies to developinvestments in

Northrop Corp. announced Wednesday that it will establish a commercial aircraft division, effective

TRADE COMMISSION PLANS PUBLIC HEARINGS ON NAFTAThe U.S. International Trade Commission has p

Freight Forwarders Council of America, three-day seminar on forwarding, Oct. 30-Nov. 1. South Lake T

UNITED PLANS NON-STOP L.A.-HONG KONG SERVICEUnited Airlines will inaugurate service on a maj

The company that employs Pete Montano was misidentified in an article entitled ''Are Truckers Gambli

Ukraine's national output is in steep decline at a time when the nation's economic reform has stalle

An anticipated shortage in the Highway Trust Fund by Oct. 1, 1994, could disrupt an ambitious multiy

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Import prices in western Germany fell 0.3 percent in September from August, and were down 4.7 percen

Reform leaders of the independent Chicago Truck Drivers Union filed a federal civil racketeering com

Wednesday, Oct. 28, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Canada is shifting into high gear to tackle pressing economic and trade challenges in the wake of Mo

Moody's Investors Service may cut the "Aaa" foreign-currency debt ratings of the government of Canad

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

TRANSPORTACION MARITIMA REPORTS DIP IN PROFITFull-service transportation company Transportac

Shippers said a money-back guarantee from United Parcel Service on shipmentsfrom the United

DURABLE GOODS Percent changeElectrical machinery -4.0%Transportation equipment

The U.S. dollar surged Wednesday after breaking through a key resistance level even though the Germa

The Air Cargo Forum Association presented achievement awards in eight categories at the conclusion o

The European Community rejected for the second time Wednesday a ruling by an international trade dis

After days of behind-the-scenes infighting, leaders of the American Trucking Associations and its la

Legislation put into effect Sept. 24 liberalized Mexico's mining industry, a key sector in this fast

The European Community Wednesday agreed to spell out the criteria for membership for four Eastern Eu

U.K. Prime Minister John Major said Wednesday there will be no renegotiation of the Maastricht Treat