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Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

Apr. 12, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

1456 (Apr. 12, 1990) Previous day - 1459 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

GRAND TRUNK WESTERN RAILROAD (Detroit) - Jack Vast-Binder was promoted to director of personnel. He'

To get a part at Caterpillar Inc.'s factory here, a worker punches a command into a computer. Within

CF'S DEBT RATING DROPPED BY MOODY'SNEW YORK - Moody's Investors Service has downgraded Conso

A number of prototype examples of new rail equipment designed for intermodal use will be displayed a

TOO MUCH HYPE can do more harm than good. Overpraising a technology can do damage. And elect

A proposal to create a nationwide computer system for tracking hazardous materials shipments is crea

U.S. railroads are gearing up for the winter wheat harvest, hoping to avoid the tight railcar situat

With railroad traffic through the Port of New York and New Jersey expected to pick up, the Port Auth

An officer from the Scandinavian Star ferry criticized Swedish firefighters Sunday for the way they

The Singapore National Shipping Association is investigating complaints by some members of poor qual

Leaders of the paperless trading movement in the United States will lose user confidence if they do

ALLPORTS GROUP (Portland, Ore.) - David Buoy was named general manager of forwarding operations at t

LAST WEEK, FREIGHT FUTURES PRICES groped for a bottom, following a tumultuous three-week slide.<

CAROLINA FREIGHT UPGRADES KY. TERMINALCHERRYVILLE, N.C. - Carolina Freight Carriers Corp. be

AIR MIDWEST INC. flew 14.7 million revenue passenger-miles in March, 4.6 percent lower than the 15.4

Thai Airways International has started dedicated freighter services to Hong Kong, Nepal, Bangladesh,

Boeing Co. reached agreement last week on Japanese participation in its newest jetliner program.

While plans move forward to build a new airport, Hong Kong is spending millions more to keep the cur

Peter Rose recalls a night on an island in Hong Kong when he and a few other air freight forwarders

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Memphis city utility officials dropped their threat to take wholesale electricity purchases away fro

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

The recent takeover of Mobil Oil Italiani by Kuwait Petroleum Co. is only the latest in a trend that

GOVERNMENT SUES EXXON OVER FINESNEWARK, N.J. - The federal government is suing Exxon Corp. f

Apr. 12, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index was 0.4 points higher to 104.0 for the week and on Fr

Trade negotiators ended talks Friday without reaching an agreement on U.S. demands that Japan remove

Canada's Saskatchewan Wheat Pool has reached agreement in principle topurchase most of Elder

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Strong coal shipments propelled rail freight traffic to a 1.5 percent increase in March, but weaknes

THE MYSTERIOUS SALE of Transcon Lines Inc. this month to little-known Growth Finance Corp.seems as h

P-I-E Nationwide Inc., the country's eighth-largest trucking company, was sold to a Florida investor

Freightliner Corp. of Portland, Ore., outsold all other nameplates in March and threatened to pass N

Poland is completing arrangements for a $20 million World Bank loan for environmental cleanup studie

JAPAN, US PLAN TALKS ON SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGYA high-level Japan-U.S. committee on science and

JAPAN URGED TO EASE FOREIGN WORKER CURBSOSAKA, Japan - Japanese business leaders said Friday

Airdrome Orchards Inc., an orange grower and packer group based in San Jose, Calif., is used to send