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They may be in competition, but the handful of freight forwarders now operating out of Kuwait City r

''One way or another, I will be a player," says William F. Genoese, secretary/treasurer of Teamster

Substantial spot purchases of West Texas Sour crude by Exxon Supply Co. appear to have been behind t

Javier Perez de Cuellar, secretary-general of the United Nations, willannounce this week the

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Industrialized countries agreed last week to lift about 50 percent of curbs on technology exports an

If anyone in Canada was supposed to benefit from free trade, it was hog farmers such as Perry Pearce

TO THE UNITED STATES/CANADA SOUTH KOREA. May 30-June 2: Chicago. A 20-member delegation from

"Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm wasreally three wars," said Air Force Maj. Gen. Vernon J. Kond

The $40 billion U.S. tobacco industry, wounded by health activists, nevertheless remains strong and

More than 300 people are attending the 91st annual convention of the Tobacco Association of United

April 30 - British and U.S. negotiators will reopen bilateral aviation talks today. May 1 -

Foreign trade zones are a shiny lure airports are using to reel in additional business. FTZs

New Zealand's trade surplus quadrupled in April to $222 million New Zealand (US$123 million) over th

May 24, 1991 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Saudi Arabia, the world's leading oil exporter, is likely to increase output by 1.5 million barrels

The hall is large and open, with light pouring down on the shiny auto bodies waiting to be filled.

Any further cuts in U.K. interest rates must be justified by a lower rate of inflation, not by polit

California is considering regulations calling for an end to discriminatory practices in the insuranc

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Will triple and double trailers destroy the rail container business? The answer depends on who you a

The introduction of a variety of intermodal services is providing a big boost to the domestic contai

The European Commission is keeping a wary eye on the activities of liner shipping conferences and co

The world's five largest shipbuilding nations all reported a decline in order books during the first

A conference focusing on Latin America's role in the air cargo industry is scheduled for this fall i

May 24, 1991 Copper Total, 24,645. Gold Total, .1,440,719.Silver Total, .260,151,104.

Central Gulf Lines doesn't receive U.S. government operating subsidies, contrary to what was stated

This special economic zone reflects many of the problems associated with doing business in China, bu

Sen. Donald Riegle, D-Mich., said he has the support of Majority Leader George Mitchell D-Maine, to

NINE SOYBEAN TRADERS TO SERVE JAIL TIMECHICAGO - A U.S. district judge said nine Chicago Boa

WHILE DEMAND FOR COPPER outside Japan has been sluggish for months, perceptions of tight supplies an

A High Court ruling this month increased the odds that policyholders of four insurance subsidiaries

In a gleaming tile and chrome kitchen, a man in a white laboratory coat fished doughnuts out of a va

The intermodal world is dominated by boxes - spaces with six faces that enclose anything from pantyh

A decrease in the number of farms growing tobacco in Virginia may seem to lend a gloomy note to the

In Europe, it's a fairly standard practice for manufacturers to contract for logistics management.

Although some of the major ocean carriers have capitalized on the use of electronic data interchange

The International Maritime Organization, under pressure to act more quickly on maritime safety matte

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The market for shipping grain out of U.S. ports is heating up in anticipation of a big new export de