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LA POLICE OFFICIAL TO DISCUSS CARGO THEFTLONG BEACH, Calif. - A Los Angeles police official

ARGENTINE SOY CRUSH EXPECTED TO SET RECORDBUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Argentine mills will pro

With diskettes of truck tariffs in his computer and containership and train pictures on his wall, Jo

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The Supreme Court Monday declared the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is not immune from f

1)Textile Quotas to Watch as of 4/27/90 2)Fully Utilized Textile Quotas as of 4/27/90

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

SUPREME COURT REJECTS CLAIM AGAINST CUSTOMSThe Supreme Court rejected an importer's claim th

The Supreme Court Monday let stand an Interstate Commerce Commission ruling that gives truckers wide

The Bush administration Monday said it will allow an additional $1.3 billion in goods from Mexico in

* Import Quota Watch 4A * Commodity Research Bureau: Sugar 7A* Miriam Widman - Europe View 1

Nine banking licenses were granted to overseas institutions last year, the colony's banking supervis

A federal judge's resolution of a dispute over secret tape recordings made in the Chicago Mercantile

The new chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission is changing the way the agency does business

Commissioner Robert R. Davis of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission resigned Monday to become s

Gregory S. Johnson, 38, was named shipper editor of The Journal of Commerce. Mr. Johnson wil

The Journal of Commerce opened a news bureau in the Kansas City, Mo., area to report on transportati

Canadian National Railways executives, after reporting a marked decline in net profit for 1989, said

The U.S. dollar was higher against most currencies except the Japanese yen Monday in quiet trading.<

Apr. 30, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The Seabrook nuclear power plant was shut down for the third time in less than six weeks, prompting

In the icy, bitter cold Canadian arctic, native Inuvialuit peoples who once shunned development are

SINGAPORE REFINERIES RUNNING AT CAPACITYSingapore oil refiners will keep their plants runnin

India will restrict crude oil and petroleum product imports to last year's levels despite a projecte

Officials in this Southeast Asian nation are stepping up efforts to attract more shipping lines and

The chief of the largest seafaring labor organization in the United States has resigned one of his n

VIRGINIA PORT AUTHORITY (Norfolk, Va.) - Blackburn J. Booth was named director of national accounts

A labor dispute at Hyundai Heavy Industries Co., the nation's largest shipyard, gained momentum Mond

The New York region is planning a gala regional celebration of National Transportation Week, May 14-

The police crackdown on striking workers at the Hyundai shipyard signals a new government resolve to

Production starts in June for the first mass-produced electric passenger car in more than 50 years,

RAIL SHIPPERS GROUP CONVENES IN DALLASThe National Association of Rail Shippers is holding i

The managing director of Italia di Navigazione SpA is expected to submit his resignation May 18 at t

While traders and merchandisers watch corn exports carefully for signs of increased demand, domestic

C. Bradley Mulholland has been promoted to president of Matson Navigation Co., Hawaii's dominant shi

Arco Chemical Co., known primarily for chemicals with tongue-twisting names, is trying to conquer a

The amounts of cancer-causing dioxins in milk cartons, coffee filters and toilet tissues are too sma

The Federal Maritime Commission has refused to assert blanket jurisdiction over cargo shipments that

INDIANA WILL PROBE TORCHMARK'S MOVESThe Indiana Department of Insurance has scheduled a hear

THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE'S 250,000 metric ton increase in the U.S. sugar import quota tri