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A potentially bitter feud is emerging between American and British freight forwarders and brokers as

An electronic messaging network to be unveiled next month is a key weapon in the British freight for

It's a safe bet that drinking and driving don't mix - but smoking and driving? Smokers are d

Massachusetts motorists caught speeding 1 mile per hour or 100 mph over the speed limit will pay the

Hoylake Investments Ltd. was given the go-ahead Friday to proceed with its 13.5 billion ($21 billion

Southern Co. Services Inc. is on the hunt for a million tons of spot coal needed by Georgia Power Co

Domestic natural gas pipelines must design innovative rate structures in response to market conditio

PAYMENTS DEFICIT WIDENS IN FRANCEFrance's balance of payments deficit widened to 6.811 billi

DIETHYL-M-TOLUAMIDE Hoechst Celanese Corp.'s fine chemicals division is increasing the price

The Soviet government has stepped up its imports of food and consumer goods to honor pledges it made

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The House Ways and Means Committee has agreed to legislation that would siphon off $4.3 billion over

A group of women has appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court to review A.H. Robins Co.'s reorganization p

Air France, the French international flag carrier, and Lufthansa, the West German airline, agreed Fr

Massachusetts Gov. Michael S. Dukakis unveiled his long-awaited plan for promoting foreign trade in

Crude oil prices are unlikely to break out of a range of $17 to $19 a barrel, short term, but rising

An oil company executive has assembled a fleet of three U.S.-flag tankers and is operating them succ

The U.S. trade deficit could fall to below $100 billion this year if the gapkeeps narrowing

United Airlines has won U.S. Department of Transportation approval to begin daily non-stop service t

Taiwan has launched a campaign to win political and economic concessions from the Philippines in ret

CORN, WHEAT EXPORTS TO SOVIETS TALLIEDThe United States exported 701,639 metric tons of corn

Japan's trade and industry minister has disclosed that plans to ease strict government controls on t

HE UNDERSTANDS THE ISSUES, but will it make a difference? Federal Railroad Administrator Gil

The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a broad 4.3 percent rate increase for truckers in the Mi

For the week ended Sept. 9, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 9

Commodity analysts in the Agriculture Department believe wheat farmers won't go overboard in signing

US, JAPAN'S NTT SIGN COOPERATION AGREEMENTThe U.S. government and Nippon Telegraph and Telep

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission released the names of 15 London metal market brokers t

Argentina's largest foreign banks renewed $2.2 billion in outstanding credit lines in a gesture of s

Sept. 14, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

SWEDISH CENTRAL BANK DENIES PLAN TO REVALUEHELSINKI, Finland - Sweden's central bank Governo

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

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DATE OF ENTRY WHEN MERCHANDISE IS RELEASED PRIOR TO THE ARRIVAL OF THE VESSEL. When an entry is file

GM CUTS ESTIMATE OF CAR SALES IN EUROPEFRANKFURT, West Germany - General Motors Corp. reduce

Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., turned up the heat on President Bush Thu

Venezuela should be prepared to increase its oil production and refining capacity, with help from fo

The fine paid by Boeing Co. over defects in wiring of new passenger jets is not the largest fine eve

Knight-Ridder Financial Three top traders in the Paris office of Ferruzzi resigned earlier t