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Aviation interests dominated a second day of meetings on transportation policy Thursday, with severa

DHL Worldwide Express believes the best defense is a good offense. To divert TNT Ltd.'s atte

With its domestic express package network operating at only half capacity, DHL Worldwide Express is

EUROPE-NORTH AFRICA TRAIN LINK STUDIEDMADRID, Spain - A possible train link between Europe a

Rail, truck and aviation interests believe that a new national transportation policy should embody a

AIRLINES TO TIGHTEN SECURITY STANDARDSSecurity personnel who screen bags and passengers for

JUST A REMINDER from your friendly air cargo carrier . . . On Thursday, Buzz Whalen, Japan A

Bristol-Myers Co. and Squibb Corp. Thursday agreed to a merge in a stock-swap deal said to be valued

Exxon Shipping Co. is making final preparations to move the tanker Exxon Valdez into the National St

Federal environmental officials said they are investigating whether Occidental Chemical Co. was one

Computerized futures trading will provide the public with a quicker and less expensive means to exec

SHEARSON LEHMAN HUTTON (New York) - Mark Standish was named a senior vice president and head of a ne

By voice vote, the Senate Thursday passed a $44.25 billion fiscal 1990 agriculture spending bill tha

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Royal Insurance Holdings PLC is furthering the push of British insurance companies into the Italian

A House committee, hearing testimony Thursday on a bill to restrict the insurance industry's federal

A Canadian fisheries enforcement vessel did not fire on a fleeing U.S. fishing boat Tuesday because

A spokesman for the Massachusetts Attorney General refuses to say if any legal action may result fro

The Massachusetts Department of Medical Security received only comprehensive medical coverage propos

US, SOVIETS PLEDGE FORESTRY COOPERATIONThe United States and the Soviet Union pledged Thursd

SEPARATE COUNTRY/TERRITORY DESIGNATIONS FOR WEST BANK AND GAZA. Effective as to articles entered, or

In a move that may extend a California trend, members of the Boston City Council took the first step

Swiss and European Community insurance companies will have access to each other's markets under the

The Soviet Baltic republics of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania may be granted far-reaching economic au

The United States and Japan are not the only nations worried about the economic and trade implicatio

Citing Medicaid payment rates that are getting worse, the Michigan Hospital Association filed a laws

The United States wants to solve its trade problems through international talks, not direct action a

European shippers are waiting nervously to see whether they are on the verge of a major breakthrough

Two recent stories in The Journal of Commerce erroneously named Showa Maritime Ltd. as the company t

After "four years of hard work, we have to start all over again" on Hong Kong's new shipping registr

HOUSTON COMPANIES GET SUBSIDY CARGO WAIVERSThe Maritime Administration's Subsidy Board has g

Another guidepost has been created to help the U.S. Customs Service navigate its way toward the next

July 26, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

Shipping industry executives attending a four-day conference here were told that ports must diversif

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB

Supplies of both gasoline and distillate declined slightly, the American Petroleum Institute's lates

LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD (New York) - Bruce McIver has resigned as president and general manager to pur

Norfolk Southern has reported record second quarter earnings, and expects a solid performance for th

Texaco Trading & Transportation Inc. said late Tuesday it lowered by 75 cents a barrel its posted pr

MORE THAN 600 DIED IN SOVIET TRAIN BLAZEMOSCOW - More than 600 passengers, including 181 chi