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The story headlined "1 Box Station in NY to Shut, Another's Fate IsUncertain," which appeare

The Coast Guard will have some more money and some additional duties this fiscal year. In fa

A new report lists a number of legislative remedies aimed at reducing the number of Connecticut resi

INDIAN HIGH COURT UPHOLDS BHOPAL DEALNEW DELHI, India, - India's Supreme Court Friday upheld

Australian coal exports are likely to increase by more than one-third to 137 million metric tons by

Buffalo International Airport is poised for sizable expansion of cargo and passenger terminals in ea

Contracts for delivery of 800,000 to 1.6 million tons of low-sulfur steam coal during 1990 will be s

A storage tank leaked at a chemical plant last Thursday, sending up a stinging, toxic cloud of chlor

The government is studying a proposal to join several southern islands into one land mass dedicated

SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT UNVEILS EXPANSION PLANManagers of San Francisco International Airport

Aviation pioneer Dwane Wallace, who guided Cessna Aircraft Co. to dominance in the light plane indus

The dominant air cargo handler here is raising its tonnage charges 31 percentfrom Jan. 1, th

Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter says the private sector should get behind the U.S. negotiating

British Airways PLC, whose "Flying Manhattan" television advertisements in the early 1980s promoted

Opponents of the New York State's controversial pesticide notification regulations say they hope the

Japan's Ministry of Transport warned at the weekend it will be impossible over the next few years to

THE COMMODITY FUTURES TRADING COMMISSION will hold public meetings early January on recommendations

Braniff Inc. has lost its top two executives. William McGee, chief executive officer, and W.

State farming and grocers' groups hope to weed out an anti-pesticide ballot initiative sponsored by

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index rose slightly last week from 11-month lows, but many

Philadelphia port officials are waiting to see if one of their Christmas wishes comes true today: th

Technical experts from customs authorities around the world met here earlier this month to review cl

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The Green revolution spells big business for South Africa's platinum industry as the metal is a key

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

Making the messages that businesses use to communicate through computers just has become much easier

South Africa's official inflation rate, as measured by the Consumer Price Index, rose marginally in

A Washington state task force studying ways ports can work together might conclude that major ports

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Two weeks of subzero cold across North America's midsection and rapidly encroaching ice on the appro

THE UNITED STATES no longer is the largest market for Hong Kong's exports. It's been superseded by t

The St. Lawrence Seaway Authority announced Friday that the 1989 shipping season on the Welland Cana

90 OF 125 FUNDS LISTED ON NORWOOD INDEX RISENinety of the 125 publicly offered commodity fun

Shipping companies are largely heeding the Coast Guard's request to switchfrom phone to fax

WESTINGHOUSE ACQUIRES TORONTO-BASED REFFWestinghouse Electric Corp. announced it has acquire

CROWLEY MARITIME CORP. (San Francisco) - John E. Douglass was named vice president, pricing, for the

Environmentalists have long maintained that the cutting of old-growth forests harms the spotted owl.

The premier port of Malaysia reported a nearly 23 percent increase in box cargo for the first 11 mon

The Maritime Administration has accepted Eastern Overseas Inc.'s offer to buy a government-owned, Wo

Big success has come in small packages for Lewis Galoob Toys Inc. Its tiny vehicles have bee