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In the National Press Club, a young woman told a crowded roomful of reporters about being painfully

Japan Air Lines, which has taken a price leadership role on air freight across the Pacific, told shi

Richard Smith of Wei T'o Associates Inc. thinks he has developed a novel technology to save the mill

A company cannot hide behind a "corporate veil" to avoid funding the cleanup of a toxic chemical spi

U.K. interest rates will remain high for as long as it takes to squeeze inflationary pressures out o

A House subcommittee Thursday unanimously urged the Bush administration to take action against the E

Air cargo carriers and the Customs Service are preparing to eliminate the red tape that often adds 4

$3.8 BILLION HUGO LOSS A PRELIMINARY FIGUREThe preliminary estimate of insured property dama

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

The International Express Carriers Conference fears that a study commissioned by the European Commun

European transport ministers are worried about European Commission proposals for the second phase of

Transportation Research Forum, 31st annual forum, Oct. 11-13. Williamsburg Hilton Hotel & Conference

ENGELHARD TO BUY CANADIAN PACIFIC UNITEngelhard Corp. Wednesday said it had agreed in princi

A photograph of a Trans Ocean Ltd. tank container was misidentified in a pictorial story that appear

Oct. 11, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

1479 (Oct. 11, 1989) Previous day - 1476 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

In less than a year, the budding double-stack train business in New England has grown from a curiosi

Manville Corp. plans a $65 million expansion of its fiberglass facility in Waterville, Ohio, which e

UBE Industries of Japan Ltd. broke ground this week on a new U.S. plant to supply General Motors Cor

U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills said Wednesday that her visit here accomplished a "great deal"

Blue Cross of Northeastern Pennsylvania, Wilkes-Barre, filed a rate increase request with the Pennsy

The Bush administration is fretting over how much the Boeing Co. strike could worsen the monthly tra

Brazilian President Jose Sarney canceled the public auction of a state-owned railway equipment manuf

Wed., Oct. 11, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

AUSTRALIA BACKS PLANS FOR WATERFRONT REFORMCANBERRA, Australia - The Australian government h

* Trading With Ecuador 4A * Tom Connors - Washington 10A* New Computer Program Assesses Voya

Ecuador's effort to expand exports to the United States has blossomed over the past year, judging fr

Owners of the Cruzan Rum distillery, which supplies 85 percent of U.S. demand for bulk rum, say shi

HUGO LOSS ESTIMATE STANDS AT $4 BILLIONThe Property Claims Services division of American Ins

Northern States Power Co. is getting into the independent power production market. The big Minneapol

The Maritime Administration's latest figures show that the privately owned U.S. merchant marine flee

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SCHENECTADY, NY, PLANS WORLD TRADE CENTERSCHENECTADY, N.Y. - Planning has begun for construc

Pilot Air Freight, a medium size freight forwarder based in Lima, Pa., is going international.

OPEC EXPERTS TO MEET PRIOR TO CONFERENCEFour meetings of experts are planned to sort out pro

European companies and governments have teamed up to push electronic communications aggressively, sa

The meat business may be headed for better times if current indications prove out, says an industry

A dispute between California Insurance Commissioner Roxani Gillespie and Farmers Insurance Group has

The California Automobile Assigned Risk Plan is considering a proposal by the California Department

Samuel Rothstein, chemical and metallurgical engineer for Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, died