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The Federal Reserve Board has made the first move toward asking the Supreme Court to strike down a D

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Truckers hope to keep the "highway" in the highway bill by fighting efforts to divert money from roa

USPS EXTENDS CONTRACT ON EXPRESS MAIL HUBThe U.S. Postal Service extended by three months Em

The dollar will continue to rise on perceptions that the United States is a safe haven from possible

BIEHL & CO. (Houston) - Edward F. Sepulveda was named vice president of the steamship agency.

Legislation permitting the launch of an agricultural commodity futures market here will be in place

Drug dealers and users who turn to the U.S. mail expecting safe, cheap, guaranteed overnight deliver

A Soviet state-run petrochemical company, Sojuzchimreaktiv, plans to issue securities to finance its

WILL ENERGY TECHNOLOGY SOLVE the U.S. energy problem? A major technological breakthrough would chang

Three retired employees of the former Budd Co. Trailer Division sued Budd on Thursday for converting

June 28, 1991 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The ship repair workshops at the U.S. Subic Bay Naval Base lie for the most part in ruins, twisted c

The Port of Singapore Authority said Friday it renewed its priority berthing arrangement with Region

Earlier this year, as the Federal Aviation Administration rushed to meet today's statutory deadline

NORTHWEST AIRLINES (St. Paul, Minn.) - Mark E. Abels was named vice president, communications and pr

THE TEAMSTERS CONVENTION in Orlando, Fla., last week had a lot of historic overtones to it.

Venezuela has proposed dropping all trade barriers between itself, the six republics of Central Amer

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Vietnam's move to name Do Moi general secretary of the Communist Party and its strong and consistent

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Southwest Airlines Co. could be the beneficiary of rival America West Airlines' latest misfortune, a

As the Chemical Manufacturers Association launches a $10 million public awareness campaign aimed at

By TIM SANSBURY Journal of Commerce StaffA coalition of utilities, coal companies and equipm

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

Two Teamsters health and welfare funds in New Jersey have filed suit against the state's insurance c

June 28, 1991 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey has renewed and revamped its contract with GE Informati

New Zealand will try to downplay its anti-nuclear stance and instead will work toward an understandi

New Zealand's labor movement is enduring harsh blows from the government with little protest, signal

Some members of the breakbulk transportation industry are concerned that the worldwide ship fleet ma

U.S. ports are creating a de facto international paperless trading network that will enable them to

Societe Commerciale d'Affretement et de Combustible, the French transport company, has bought out it

SOUTH KOREA NARROWS CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICITSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's current accoun

A policy package aimed at deregulating the economy and encouraging investment comes into effect in B

Developers in Venezuela hope tiny Cubagua Island will soon mushroom into one of the Caribbean's bigg

Haitian officials were making the rounds of Western capitals last week explaining their impoverished

Aftereffects of the gulf war cut Carnival Cruise Lines Inc.'s profit and revenue in the three months

COFFEE GROWERS SEEK AID IN EL SALVADORSAN SALVADOR, El Salvador - Salvadoran coffee growers