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China's Cabinet has set up a new watchdog agency headed by economic czar Zhu Rongji to monitor the c

A one-day strike planned for Friday by workers at the Belgian airline Sabena could spell bankruptcy,

One year is more than enough time for the Interstate Commerce Commission to assess the Union Pacific

Hints from the European Commission about how it plans to regulate liner shipping consortia sound unw

Three months after reporting the first loss in its history, Airborne Freight Corp. earned $1.37 mill

Argentina has set a Dec. 15 deadline for ending freight service on portions of the federal railway n

A senior Russian minister said Sunday the International Monetary Fund could threaten the future of t

Japan's trade surplus, which grew to a record level in the first half of this fiscal year, will rema

One week before the presidential election, trucking executives at the 64th annual American Trucking

An extremely bitter leadership struggle within the largest political faction of Japan's ruling Liber

President Fidel Ramos said Monday the Philippines was worried that a rapprochement between China and

The Interstate Truckload Carriers Conference used the occasion of the American Trucking Association'

Once again, the best-laid plans of the U.S. Postal Service have gone awry. Friday's decision

Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway said Monday it has signed a letter of intent to sell 830 miles

BOEING REPORTS DROP IN 3RD-QUARTER PROFITSEATTLE - Boeing Co. reported third-quarter

It's an experiment with millions of livelihoods, something no one has done before. As Eastern Europe

The rate of U.S. business failures is likely to remain high despite signs of a "mild recovery" and W

A new U.S. law designed to cut humanitarian aid to Azerbaijan will likely only complicate distributi

A federal court judge has barred the Interstate Commerce Commission from trying to make a bankruptcy

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India is lifting import curbs on a host of consumer items - linked to the export performance of Indi

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Russia's privatization vouchers are being offered in exchange for cows and clothes as the country's

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General Motors Corp., ending more than a week of speculation, said Monday that Robert Stempel, chair

JAPAN'S AUTO OUTPUT UP FROM SEPTEMBER '91Passenger car and truck production by Japan's autom

AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND DIRECT LINE (Long Beach, Calif.) - Jeffrey H. Heisler was named director of qu

Shippers who don't like the fact that current rock-bottom charter rates for dry bulk vessels may tra

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U.S. importers could face embargoes on up to 30 categories of textiles and apparel from China before

The U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service will introduce a system designed to document data on

The state of Alaska and Russia's Murmansk Shipping Co. have signed an agreement to test the shipment

Business school is getting more like the real world. With the aid of computer simulators in

Steve Favre is part of a new generation of college graduates joining the nation's majortransportatio

South America's Southern Cone countries are selling off state-owned industries, developing waterway

Two Quebec companies with sawmills on the Maine border are fighting what they regard as an unwarrant