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Trade and transportation industry executives are getting another chance to officially air their grip

Weyerhaeuser Co., citing changes in delivery requirements and protection of the spottedowl, said Fri

President Lech Walesa said Poland was sinking into chaos and demanded stronger powers from Parliamen

It was a Friday night. Paul Merritt was at the kitchen table, talking with his wife, Kelly, about a

When people visit friends and relatives at the Ottawa Civic Hospital in Canada's capital and stop by

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Shipping lines on the westbound trade between Europe and the Far East agreed late last week to enact

Every $1 billion increase in U.S. exports supports 19,100 domestic jobs, according to a study releas

A strong currency and high domestic interest rates are hurting businesses in Malaysia, analysts say.

Germany's transportation system was crawling back to normal Friday following a Thursday evening sett

House Democrats plan to hit the Bush administration with a blizzard of trade initiatives this summer

The United States and the European Community settled their last major difference in an agreement lim

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The United Kingdom plans to return to Albania about US$5.5 million (UK10 million) worth of gold that

After six hours of discussion at a New England energy strategy conference last week, a panelist noti

Spurred by the success of the microcomputer, the trickle of software written for the transportation

Russia is unlikely to become a net exporter of tin in the near future, said Alexander Dugelny, direc

Used to conducting his activities on the world stage, former Jamaican Prime Minister Michael Manley

Sierra Leone's new military leader, Capt. Valentine Strasser, pledged Friday to stamp out diamond sm

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Traders expect grain and soybean futures prices to weaken as speculators look unfavorably toward con

Air freight forwarders with shipments bound to and from Germany reported operations quickly returnin

TAMPA ELECTRIC OPTS FOR TEXACO TECHNOLOGYWHITE PLAINS, N.Y. - Texaco Inc.'s alternat

Thailand's consumer price index stood at 128.8 points in April, up 0.4 percent on March 1992 and up

About 300 of the nation's top aerospace engineers focused their attention last week on objects that

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 208.19 up 1.55 which compares

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Friday officially opened an air freight terminal at Amsterdam's Schiphol ai

American Association of Port Authorities. May 10-15. Tampa, Fla. Executive management conference for

ELECTRONIC TOLL SYSTEMS INSTALLED IN MEXICOMexico is installing electronic toll collection s

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TRUCKING ASSOCIATION OFFERS HELP IN LAEd Rocha, president of the California Trucking Associa

After a long debate, Colombian coffee officials Friday decided not to reduce the internal coffee pri

The United States, Mexico and Canada have agreed on major elements of the vital trucking chapter of

A Spanish ocean carrier's complaint against state-owned Virginia International Terminals should be c

Wood product industry representatives continued to criticize a House of Representatives plan to bala

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines plans to operate several joint cargo services with Northwest Airlines, the

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The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved Thursday legislation setting out U.S. policy on Hong

Arbitrators here ruled that the United States must compensate Iran for failing to return assets seiz