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The traffic outlook for the St. Lawrence Seaway is a bit brighter this year. It would have t

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A new law intended to regulate Russia's fledgling commodity exchanges may be of little use as produc

Months of U.S. foot-dragging have impeded crucial negotiations leading up to a U.N.-sponsored Earth

France posted a provisional, seasonally adjusted merchandise trade surplus of $72.1 million (407 mil

Ten major Brazilian soybean exporters will test shipping through the Port of Vitoria to bypass bottl

MACK TRUCKS AWARDED US POSTAL CONTRACTALLENTOWN, Pa. - Mack Trucks Inc. was awarded a $17.5

The Great Lakes are on the verge of transporting large amounts of Powder River Basin coal to Europe,

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The New York Mercantile Exchange's Gulf Coast unleaded gasoline futures contract is likely to gain s

UKRAINE WON'T BUILD REPROCESSING PLANTKIEV, Ukraine - Ukraine has dropped the idea o

There may be lots of ways to cheat the U.S. government and get away with it, but a Greek ship captai

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Russia is likely to get a fund from the Group of Seven industrialized nations to stabilize the ruble

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NORTH AMERICA International Fluid Power Exposition '92. March 24-26. Chicago. Contact: Willi

Three years after the worst oil spill in U.S. history spoiled their shores, three Alaskan native vil

NICARAGUA, BRAZIL AGREE TO WORK ON COFFEE PACTBRASILIA, Brazil - Nicaragua and Brazil have a

European and Japanese companies are putting the squeeze on U.S. business in Southeast Asia, accordin

U.S. freight forwarders are working out tactics intended to prevent a consortium of Korean investors

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The nation's oil refiners face years of challenges as they get ready to crank out cleaner fuels mand

Southwest Airlines announced that it will inaugurate daily service from Port Columbus International

Robert P. Warren, a veteran federal and state prosecutor, was named Tuesday to head a new effort to

The Department of Transportation tentatively approved the transfer to USAir ofTrans World Ai

US AND GEORGIA SET DIPLOMATIC RELATIONSThe United States Tuesday established diplomatic rela

Legislation introduced by Rep. Walter B. Jones, D-N.C., would extend the Coast Guard's authority to

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New York's environmental board has approved new regulations to set concentration limits for insect r

French business leaders Tuesday blamed the United States for stalling international trade talks and

APPEALS COURT REJECTS WASTE COVER CHALLENGEA U.S. Court of Appeals in Missouri turned aside

Industrial development in some areas is bogging down in wetlands regulations, which were madestricte

Facing continued declines in traffic volume, carriers operating on the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence

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The Japanese shipping line Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd. plans to expand its European ship feeder and i

DOCKWORKER SLOWDOWN ENDS ON WEST COASTSAN FRANCISCO - Container loading and unloadin

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is considering whether to regulate air-polluting emissions

Don't expect any quick fixes for Russia's transportation problems. That was the advice offer