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The Department of Transportation denied requests by five U.S. air cargo carriers for broad U.S.-Cana

Aeroports De Paris, the owner and operator of Charles de Gaulle and Orlyairports, has formed

AMAX COAL INDUSTRIES INC. (Indianapolis) - George E. Martin was promoted to vice president of operat

Singapore Petroleum Co. has won the race for Taiwan's first overseas processing of crude oil, a deal

The Long Island Lighting Co., beset for years by problems linked to the Shoreham nuclear plant, anno

The country's principal port of Bombay is heading for its worst congestion in recent times, industry

SWIFT TRANSPORTATION GETS PETERBILT TRACTORSPeterbilt Motors Co. of Newark, Calif. said it d

ILLINOIS CENTRAL REPORTS QUARTERLY INCOME RISEIllinois Central Transportation Co. reported s

JAPAN SET TO RESUME LOAN FLOW TO CHINAJapanese banks are ready to resume lending to China if

A Florida frozen food shipper does not have to pay a $27,000 rate undercharge claim from one of its

WESTERN INTERMODAL STARTS NEW SERVICEHOMEWOOD, Ill. - Western Intermodal Services Ltd. has b

Japanese buying of U.S. commercial real estate has surged ahead since 1986, and the $10.02 billion w

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

S&P UPGRADES RATING OF CORROON & BLACKNEW YORK- Standard & Poor's announced that it has rais

The potential for wheat prices to edge higher into the fall improved somewhat with the latest Depart

Employees of the Georgia Ports Authority will vote later this month onwhether they want to be repres

MOBIL REFINERY IN UK RESUMES PRODUCTIONOutput resumed late last week at Mobil Corp.'s 60,000

Australian Resources Minister Peter Cook Monday called for applications to conduct oil exploration i

The government of Malaysia is moving to expand its port facilities as cargo volumes grow rapidly on

The government is tightening provisions aimed at forcing Indian vessels to register with India's nat

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Marine pilots operating without a state license are 10 to 20 times more likely to cause an accident

The U.S. Justice Department expects the Panamanian branch of a large Colombian bank to plead guilty

An upstart port seldom acknowledged as even a rival by its sister ports in Florida wants to compete

Despite a settlement reached last week in a $77 million federal class-action lawsuit, the Chubb Grou

A federal judge Monday allowed Gulf Coast shrimp fishermen to forgo temporarily the use of devices a

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

CONTINENTAL GRAIN CO. (New York) - James H. Bigham was named vice president- chie f financial office

The number of Japanese corporate bankruptcies in July fell 23.8 percent from a year earlier to 551,

RIGHT AFTER PRESIDENT BUSH signed the savings and loan bailout bill, Treasury Secretary Brady said a

A recent flurry of armed pirate attacks on merchant ships in the South China Sea prompted a warning

S. AFRICA'S BOTHA RESIGNS PRESIDENCYJOHANNESBURG, South Africa - President P.W. Botha, who l

The tanker Exxon Valdez is scheduled to be moved into dry dock at high tide today to begin a nine-mo

The Pacific Coast/Australia-New Zealand Tariff Bureau said it will apply a $75 charge for all sized

A 477-foot British-owned containership, on its maiden U.S. visit, was damaged Monday when it collide

Aug. 14, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

Navistar International Transportation Corp. of Chicago consolidated its lead in the heavy truck indu

Japan intends to begin manufacturing small commercial airliners within a few years, the head of a Ja

Mon., Aug. 14, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

UK PRODUCER PRICES FELL 0.9 PERCENT IN JULYA sharp fall in metals prices pushed down U.K. ad