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CONSOLIDATED FREIGHTWAYS INC. (Menlo Park, Calif.) - William E. Klitgaard was named assistant treasu

The Soviet Union, the largest and most reliable customer for U.S. grain, reportedly has fallen behin

The major players in Montreal's marine and trading community have banded together to promote a revam

CONRAIL POSTS DECLINE IN 1ST-QUARTER EARNINGSConsolidated Rail Corp. earned $25 million, or

Major American chemical companies continue to ship goods to the Soviet Union and probably won't cut

DELTA NU ALPHA, Ramapo Valley chapter, April 23. Jonathan's at the Holiday Inn, Hasbrouck Heights, N

Shippers around the country increasingly are putting their business out forcompetitive bids as a mea

Log ports in the Pacific Northwest expect to face serious financial damage later this year if propos

The trucking industry in Australia has decided it must lift its public image to gain greater public

AUTOLINERS INC. (Jericho, N.Y.) - Richard E. Semsel was named marketing representative for the U.S.

While the leaders in the Kremlin grapple with the great issues of perestroika, the people of the cap

The Environmental Protection Agency is taking steps to reduce chemical pollution from indoor carpeti

South Korea is to start importing nonferrous metals directly from the Soviet Union beginning in the

The House Agriculture Committee Wednesday was informed it must produce $800 million in fiscal 1991 b

Van Ommeren Ceteco made more money from transport operations last year than in 1988, but group-wide

Royal Nedlloyd Group NV announced Wednesday a 64 percent increase in its 1989 net profit to 252.3 mi

CFTC SETTLES CHARGES WITH BALFOUR, OTHERSThe Commodity Futures Trading Commission Wednesday

INT'L SHIPHOLDING CORP. REPORTS RISE IN INCOMEInternational Shipholding Corp., parent of thr

The membership of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange voted overwhelmingly Tuesday to impose sharp curbs

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Japanese shipbuilders are about to take a major step toward launching the world's first vessel power

MANUFACTURING LABOR COSTS UP 7.2 PERCENT IN UKU.K. manufacturing unit labor costs rose 7.2 p

Chinese authorities Wednesday unveiled several steps toward upgrading ports, long a weak link in the

Oil prices dropped again Wednesday, in the face of a lukewarm statement from three major Persian Gul

Before a cheering crowd of Norton Co. workers, Gov. Michael S. Dukakis signed the nation's toughest

Cash constraints are jeopardizing a Southern California company's much- publicized deal to sell mill

Apr. 18, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Indonesia's national oil company cut its allocation to its Japanese trading affiliates for May loadi

Primary inventories of gasoline and distillate fuel oil fell while refinery utilization increased, t

The Trio consortium of European and Japanese shipping lines linking Europe and Asia, will split up a

Dutch supplemental carrier Martinair this month is increasing its Europe-Far East freighter capacity

Kintetsu World Express, a large air freight forwarder, opened a perishables facility at New Tokyo In

Amsterdam Schiphol Airport plans to establish a dedicated international courier/express traffic cent

U.S. crude oil production continued its slide in March and the first quarter, and imports increased

The Department of Transportation imposed sanctions on two Barbados airlines after the Caribbean nati

The Far East and North American markets figure prominently in plans by U.K.-owned charter carrier An

JAPANESE FLIGHT CREWS END ONE-DAY STRIKEDomestic flights in Japan returned to normal Wednesd

WHY WOULD AN INTEGRATED CARRIER, an all-cargo airline that also provides door- to-door-service, brin

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