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As Europe's economic drama worsened last week, German Chancellor Helmut Kohl emerged in the eyes of

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The National Coffee Association said the U.S. trade group has not changed its stance for free coffee

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Analysts and grain merchants generally agree that, unless there is a crop- killing frost in the Midw

SEARLE FILES SUIT TO STOP GENERIC DRUGSearle, maker of Calan SR, a calcium channel blocker f

The European Community Commission is probing allegations that Russia is dumping isobutanol, a chemic

The U.S. dollar rose sharply Friday on safe-haven allure ahead of a series of events that were expec

The St. Lawrence & Atlantic Railroad will use nearly $1 million in Federal Railroad Administration f

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index remained strong last week amid higher industrial meta

Cessna Aircraft Co. has test flown a new jet engine designed for business jets and other small aircr

China will introduce new measures to curb "appalling" tax evasion by some foreign companies operatin

Almost two years after Eastern Airlines shut down, thousands of former employees are expected to get

COFFEE PRICES INCREASE ON COLOMBIA PLANCoffee prices here rallied Friday to 54 cents a pound

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

Last week's European currency turmoil is bad news for a united Europe. And it could be bad news for

The U.S. Postal Service's overnight delivery service, buffeted by the recession and heavy discountin

Trans-Atlantic containership lines begin intense negotiations this week to simplify their ocean frei

Congressional efforts to eliminate a harbor tax paid by exporters and importers that use U.S. ports

One of two fossil-fuel plants at Turkey Point is back up and generating power and both nuclear units

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Ocean freight consolidators no longer will have to maintain financial reports and data on their dome

TAIWAN FOOD COMPANY BUYS FAMOUS AMOSThe U.S.-based President Baking Co., a subsidiary of Tai

Cambridge Biotech Corp. has agreed to supply a key ingredient for the development of vaccines to Gen

A shippers' coalition has turned down a compromise on truck rate undercharges proposed by the Teamst

Standard & Poor's Corp. lowered its ratings on Union Bank of Finland Ltd.'s senior long-term debt to

A recent study by the Transportation Research Board notes that revenue from handling imports and exp

SANGER TRUCKING CITED FOR ILLEGAL BACKHAULSFollowing a three-month investigation, th

The Bush administration is stepping up its demand that the 12-nation European Community reform its o

Environmental pressures, tough economic times, dredging difficulties as well as the impact of Asian

The U.S. Air Force and Federal Aviation Administration are jointly developing a new radar system tha

Quotations, provided by Citibank/New York, Foreign Exchange Desk, are offered rates of New York City

High costs and congestion at the megaport of Los Angeles-Long Beach are making small Southern Califo

U.S. ports were recently successful in deflecting tougher testing and permitting standards for harbo

The New York City Council will not ask state legislators to delay construction permits for an upstat

North European ports are locked in a "cargo war" as the countdown begins for the launch of the Europ

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While the development of all-cargo airports has been proposed from New Hampshire to California, most

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