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Depressed railway traffic, weak markets for newsprint and the higher value of the Canadian dollar we

The trucking industry is fuming over a decision to raise truck tolls on the Massachusetts Turnpike b

For the week ended Nov. 4, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 12

Oil companies and oil carriers could be subject to unlimited liability for oil spills if a House pro

Barges, loaded with a bountiful grain harvest, are backed up on the mid- Mississippi River this week

The reluctance of seafarers to serve on older ships and their lack of suitable maintenance experienc

More-open markets in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union could prove a mixed blessing for the shippi

WHOLESALE INVENTORIES DECLINED IN SEPTEMBERInventories of U.S. wholesale merchants fell 0.3

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

SOUTHWEST BANK CUTS PRIME RATE TO 10 PERCENTSouthwest Bank of St. Louis said Wednesday it wo

A Japanese electronics industry group has offered to share information about advanced high-definitio

Joel Pitcoff, research chief at Ford Motor Co., is convinced he knows what would havehappened to the

EC WAGE-PRICE SPIRAL BELIEVED TO BE UNLIKELYU.K. pay settlements are still rising, but analy

Wed., Nov. 8, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

An umbrella group of U.S. chambers of commerce is urging Washington to adopt a policy that would hel

Asia-Pacific nations banded together this week in what some saw as an historic first step toward eco

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This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

It took Americans with a dream to persuade their Japanese employer to go ahead with production of wh

Venezuela is well into a painful process of restructuring its economy and dismantling 50 years of pr

A coalition of property/casualty insurers and their trade groups, after more than four years of plan

With the holiday rush nearing, Oakland International Airport and its air cargo tenants are scramblin

A U.S. trade official said Wednesday that maritime services are among the toughest issues for negoti

Garuda Indonesia airlines of Indonesia seeks to serve additional American gateways, president Mohama

When a landing slot opens at John Wayne Airport in Orange County, airlines flying planes with less t

National Industrial Transportation League, 1989 annual meeting, Nov. 12-15. San Diego MarriottHotel

EASTERN SEEKS TO DELAY REORGANIZATION REDRAFTEastern Air Lines, which is struggling to emerg

Derek H. Burney, Canada's ambassador to the United States, has a pet peeve: the U.S.-Canada aviation

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A new survey released Wednesday found that shippers rate trucks better in price and service than the

Production of new railroad cars is surging after nearly a decade of depressed sales, an official for

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

The White House has informed the Senate that President Bush has chosen Federal Maritime Commissioner

October heavy truck sales plunged 18.2 percent from a year earlier in their second double-digit drop

Marten Transport Ltd. reported a third-quarter loss of $66,500 on revenue of $18.9 million.

SP FINALLY ACHIEVES ACCESS TO CHICAGOThe Southern Pacific railroad system will finally make

The air cargo industry is closely watching the progress of Canada's first electronic data interchang

Nov. 8, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

1657 (Nov. 8, 1989) Previous day - 1654 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

The state university's maritime college has begun raising money to buy a bridge simulator, a sophist