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Guilford Transportation Industries has offered to buy "all or parts" of Bangor & Aroostook Railroad,

In a move that signaled government concern over a slump in domestic production and falling exports,

Foreign exchange traders said the dollar is vulnerable to profit-taking following its spectacular ri

NY GASOLINE PRICES INCREASE BY 3 CENTSALBANY, N.Y. - Statewide self-serve gasoline prices ro

The sour economy left its mark on South Florida's three largest cargo airports in the first quarter,

The Bremen Senator, a containership operated by Bremen, Germany-based Senator Linie GmbH, was refloa

BEAM ME DOWN, SCOTTY! Until smaller brokers can devise a way of transporting themselves, Star-Trek s

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

ASSOCIATION RATES NJ AUTO RULING''True, long-term improvement in the auto insurance system i

May 17, 1991 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

Prospects of a sharply lower U.S. merchandise trade deficit this year were bolstered by an unusually

Friday May 17, 1991 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representing

Pan American Independent Line, which began service between the U.S. and South American east coasts i

A recent incident in Norfolk, Va., suggested a return to the bad old days for U.S. merchant seamen,

This month's revision of a law that for years prevented big retail chainsfrom expanding the

Friday's announcement of the latest figures for American steel imports added sparks to the debate be

While many world regions have been putting trading blocs together, the Soviet Union and Eastern Euro

TWO AUSTRIAN BANKS TO BEGIN MERGER TALKSVIENNA, Austria - Two major Austrian banks said they

PILOT AIR FREIGHT (Philadelphia) - David Pancoe was appointed district manager at Pilot's Los Angel

The U.S. Postal Service has visions of an ultra-modern air hub servicing its own fleet of spanking

Brazilian Agriculture Minister Antonio Cabrera said Brazil will not purchase subsidized U.S. wheat

US, PERU TO ESTABLISH TRADE, INVESTMENT PANELThe United States and Peru agreed to establish

The Mongolian capital of Ulan Bator Friday added meat to its list of staple foods being rationed due

A report from the Environmental Protection Agency, showing an 18 percent decline in toxic chemical r

Brazilian authorities last week were discussing yet another emergency loan to Lloyd Brasileiro to se

In "Sea-Land Revenue Profile, 1990 vs. 1989," a table that appeared in The Journal of Commerce, May

WHY TRY TO LICK the international competition? Join them instead! The variation on th old mo

A Canadian grain handlers ban on overtime at the Port of Vancouver, British Columbia, threatens to d

A grab-bag of proposals, from tariff benefits for China, Latin America and Eastern Europe to strateg

Out on a remote landing strip north of the Arctic Circle, a pilot leans out the window of his small

As Japan and the United States this week review the progress in implementing promises made during St

A major U.S. glassware manufacturer is seeking to attract national attention to its campaign to excl

Philippine President Corazon Aquino last week officially opened that country's first privately owned

The European Community and Japan will attempt this week to prevent a recent outbreak of trade fricti

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European Community agriculture ministers this week begin a fresh round of haggling over proposed 199

Prices were steady and trading was calm for most industrial materials tracked by the Journal of Comm

In the competition for international cargo among Florida's 14 ports, Jacksonville got an unlikely al

International Petroleum Exchange May 17, 1991Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)-

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 215.11 off 0.15 which compares