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William Clifford, who was replaced as president of St. Johnsbury Trucking Co. last year, has reassum

A congressional report citing wrongdoing in the insurance industry is creating new problems for Cali

A Miami-based all-cargo airline plans to begin service soon between Puerto Rico and two South Americ

PORTLAND PORT AWARDS AIRPORT CONTRACTSPORTLAND, Ore. - The Port of Portland awarded a $135,0

U.S. CUSTOMS BROKERS and freight forwarders are taking steps to break out of their electronic isolat

Akzo NV, the Dutch chemicals group, achieved an increase of 13 percent in net profits to 954 million

Waterman Steamship Corp. said it continues to support a total revision of the government's vessel op

LEAD PRODUCTS Synthetic Products Co. of Cleveland announced that it will increase prices of

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US CIGARETTE EXPORTS ROSE 16 PERCENT LAST YEARWhile per capita use of cigarettes in the Unit

The stabbing murder of an Israel Diamond Exchange dealer has sent shudders through an industry known

One of the East European markets U.S. automakers are targeting is home to what may be the world's mo

The International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union and USS-Posco continued their standoff Mon

General Motors Corp.'s European subsidiary is moving quickly to expand its operations in Eastern Eur

The roar of diesel tractors drowns out conversation along the truck bays at K mart Corp.'s Georgia D

New Jersey Gov. Jim Florio would like the nation's governors to seek solutions to the growing insura

A civil action filed in Los Angeles Federal District Court against seven labor contractors charges m

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The faster-than-expected rise in coffee prices since last July's collapse to 14-year lows has led so

After months of wrangling and the walkout of one partner, plans for the Philippines' first petrochem

DAN RATHER WASN'T THERE, recording the occasion for posterity. Nor were Tom Brokaw or Peter Jennings

US, CANADA TO TEST FREE TRADE FOR MEATThe United States and Canada Monday announced they hav

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

Carriers with small operations on the North Atlantic are resisting pressure to enter into an agreem

With the help of white "space suits" and the expertise of a hazardous waste specialist flown in from

BP WILL REPLACE NORTH SEA PIPELINEPeter Morrison, U.K. energy minister, approved British Pet

Neptune Orient Lines Ltd. is adding another dimension to its intermodal operations in China through

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Sara Lee Corp., whose European operations are the largest of any U.S. food company, urged American f

TOKYO EXCHANGE SEEKS TO RESTRICT UNWINDINGThe Tokyo Stock Exchange said Monday that it has a

SHIPPERS HOLD THE KEY TO D&H RESURRECTIONSeveral shippers located on the Delaware & Hudson R

Barely a month after losing a bid for Thailand's fourth oil refinery, Caltex Petroleum won the right

The story headlined "Insurance Buyers Oppose Tax Change" on Page 9A in The Journal of Commerce of Th

United Parcel Service will build a domestic parcels delivery company in the United Kingdom rather th

Federal Express Corp. continues to negotiate with four companies to provide heavy maintenance for it

Flota Mercante Grancolombiana SA, the national shipping line of Colombia, announced Monday that Nort

Eugene S. Mongno, Kerr Steamship Corp. president, worked from 1968 to 1971 at T.J. Stevenson & Co.,

The Coast Guard has proposed new stability design and operational requirements on vessels to comply

The governing body of the European Community Monday criticized the United States for keeping it on a

The need for new products generally is filled quickly in the United States, simply because competiti