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ROADWAY, ST. JOHNSBURY WIN NASSTRAC AWARDSNAPLES, Fla. - Roadway Express Inc. of Akron, Ohio

Ridership along Amtrak's 11-month-old Atlantic City line is up, an Amtrak official told a congressio

William H. Mason remembered his early days as a salesman for ConsolidatedFreightways Inc.

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Young Japanese already awash in cash and much of what it can buy are flocking to a bevy of new reli

The world oil glut is putting the squeeze on Iran, dependent on oil exports for 90 percent of the ha

Step into the giant frozen-foods warehouse, where the temperature is held at 20 degrees below zero,

Mounting tensions in Lithuania may spark a dollar rally, currency analysts say. So far, the

The Port of Portland outlined a proposed budget of $170.6 million for its next fiscal year ending Ju

South Africa's top mines spokesman said last week gold will regain favor among investors with the n

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The latest in a nerve-wracking series of aftershocks to a Feb. 28 earthquake rattled parts of Southe

Farmers trying to reduce use of chemicals would get millions of dollars in help from the federal gov

UK OFFERS LICENSES FOR NORTH SEA AREASThe U.K. Department of Energy launched an offering of

Boeing Co. is in the process of buying a 25-acre site just north of Seattle- Tacoma International Ai

New Bedford's fishing fleet pulled in the most money of any port's fleet in the nation, the National

The Soviet Union's economic performance was "abysmal" last year, the worst since Mikhail Gorbachev t

Scientists say the earthquakes that shook the San Francisco Bay area Wednesday morning are aftershoc

The Soviet Union slashed supplies of natural gas to rebel Lithuania by 85 percent Thursday following

Apr. 19, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

New data on toxic pollution in the United States indicate that a federal effort to keep track of it

The requirement for Congress to trim $800 million from the 1991 commodity program budget means farme

Jan. B. Kay resigned her position as senior vice president planning and development of the New York

President Carlos Menem says he's determined to go through with his planned privatization of the anti

CF MOTOR FREIGHT (Palo Alto, Calif.) - Gary M. Keenan, former director of operations planning and qu

The Port of San Francisco said it stands to gain 20 acres of terminal space and pocket over $100 mil

MARSHALL FIELD'S SOLD BY B.A.T. SUBSIDIARYAs part of a restructuring plan for London-based B

Legislation that would renew trade benefits to the impoverished Caribbean region and resolve a compl

South Korea's moves to open its government procurement process to foreign bidders appear likely to k

Japan's voracious appetite for investing in U.S. business to date hasn't included a taste for coal i

The New York Mercantile Exchange is evaluating its residual fuel futures contract, which has not tra

The only all-freight air carrier in Hong Kong plans to add capacity to service newly granted routes.

EASTERN WON'T APPEAL APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEEEastern Airlines said Thursday it would not appea

Selection of the site for a combined trading floor for New York's commodity exchanges could be made

The recent sharp fall in value of the Japanese yen is a cause for concernbecause it might ha

The U.S. bond market may be witnessing a glimmer of what it has long feared - the big Japanese sell-

Some lines of type were dropped from the Publisher's Notebook column in The Journal of Commerce of W

Santa Fe Pacific Corp. said Thursday it reached an out-of-court settlement with plaintiffs in a laws

International Longshoremen's Association leaders promised this week that the labor stance in the Sou

Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and West Germany's Daimler-Benz, in a major step toward creation