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With U.S. Postal Service rates continuing to climb, many U.S. companies are looking to private conce

Eight Mediterranean-U.S. shipping lines are considering removing some shipsfrom the trade an

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

July 24 - Now that air freight rates have been deregulated, Aeromexico plans to raise them.

Dissatisfied rank and file dismissed another railroad union president last week, electing Ronald P.

Transportation Services Inc., agent for Sea-Land Service Inc., says a Miami shipper of pumice rock f

Former baseball great Satchel Paige once said: "Don't look back, someone might be gaining on you." I

A high-level Soviet finance team is due to visit here in early September to help nail down a plan fo

Available storage for heating oil in the New York Harbor area and other key regions is unusually sca

APPLE, PARAGON LAUNCH ARABIC WORD PROCESSORSOLANA BEACH, Calif. - Paragon Concepts I

Almost every urban dweller has experienced the anxiety and frustration of sitting in traffic while p

Ab initio is pretty popular at the Grand Forks campus of the University of North Dakota. No,

SEVERAL RAIL LABOR LEADERS have expressed surprise that more unions didn't join the United Transport

JAPAN HOPES TO PUSH FOREIGN INVESTMENTThe Japanese government is working on new legi

Talk of statehood or independence for Puerto Rico always makes potential mainland investors nervous.

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

U.S. exporters who last week sent the first shipment of Western coal to Europe via the Great Lakes a

While it's every war plane's dream to die and go to Dayton, only the few and the famous ever become

Hunan is tackling the difficult problem of intellectual property rights head on in an effort to rais

This city from where Christopher Columbus set off on his epic voyage nearly 500 years ago is undergo

Two well-known names in the Lloyd's of London insurance market have combined their underwriting stre

New York Mercantile Exchange Aug. 22, 1991Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen Hi

Energy traders were left counting their losses this week after three tumultuous days in the market t

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ZIM WILL UPGRADE SERVICE AT NORFOLKZim-American Israeli Shipping Co. said it will be

For the week ended Aug. 17, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

UPS SAYS LATEST HUB WILL SERVE AS PROTOTYPEUnited Parcel Service will open a package

AWACS NOT ON JAPAN'S DEFENSE SHOPPING LISTJapan's Defense Ministry, wary of a large Soviet m

"Suez Canal Regains Favor as Far East Cargo Route," an article on Page 1A of The Journal of Commerce

Thailand hopes more liberal investment policies will attract investors to build the third generation

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange has sent proposed amendments on frozen pork belly delivery specifica

American farm trade took a beating in June for the third month in a row, with wheat, corn and soybea

Canada's courier industry is preparing for a sudden surge in business in the event of a possible str

Ten years after striking air traffic controllers were fired by President Reagan, the nation's skies

COMMISSION ISSUES RAIL WAYBILL SAMPLEThe Interstate Commerce Commission said its ann

The U.S. dollar, its "Soviet coup rally" gone with the wind, declined against most currencies Thursd

New York-New Jersey Port Promotion Association. Sept. 5. New York. Luncheon meeting. Guest speaker,

AUG. 22, 1991 OPEN INTEREST AND SALES - AUG. 21, 1991All life-of-contract highs and lows on

Aug. 22, 1991 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

European Community leaders Thursday edged closer to drawing up a larger package of aid for the Sovie