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Robert W. Blanchette has joined the transportation law firm of Verner, Liipfert, Bernhard, McPherson

For the week ended July 22, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

U.S. Customs Service has released a D.B. Turkish Cargo Lines ship that was detained last week in Cha

The flourishing electronics industry in Malaysia is undergoing a desirable structural change, an off

Richard G. Capen Jr. was named vice chairman of Knight-Ridder Inc., effective Sept. 1, the company a

EARNINGS RISE 85 PERCENT AT DELTA AIR LINESDelta Air Lines earned $190.8 million, or $3.87 a

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

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

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

Technological changes and economic necessity will significantly alter the design of ocean terminals,

Malcom McLean, the containership pioneer whose shipping line went bankrupt, is among those intereste

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries supplied more crude oil to the world market in Jun

July 27, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

July 27, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

American Pacific Corp. said a subsidiary, Western Electrochemical Co., started production at a new a

SEPTEMBER COFFEE RECOVERS SOME GOUNDSeptember coffee futures fell to a new contract low of

NISSAN LABOR REJECTS UNITED AUTO WORKERSSMYRNA, Tenn. - Production workers at Nissan Motor C

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

The United States and Panama appear to be on a collision course over the appointment of a Panamian

HOW TO USE: The following government bid opportunities are among the hundreds of such opportunities

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

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

CHINA TO TIGHTEN CONTROLS ON LENDINGChina will tighten control over foreign exchange lending

The Maritime Administration has awarded Todd Shipyard Corp. three contracts totaling $1.5 million fo

Canada's Olympia & York Developments Ltd., the leading bidder for the Sears Tower in Chicago, is alr

A curious thing is happening at the brokerage firm of Butcher & Singer Inc. Clients are asking about

The overwhelming victory by the Japan Socialist Party in the July 23 upper house elections could pre

Consumers Power Co. Wednesday set a new all-time hourly peak electric demand record for July of 5,72

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

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

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

Negotiations in the case of the World Prodigy stalled Thursday, raising the prospect that federal pr

Hundreds of thousands of dollars in penalty payments can be at stake in cases revolving around relat

MALAYSIA EXPECTS RISE IN PRICE OF RUBBERKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Natural rubber prices may r

SuperAmerica, Ashland Oil Inc.'s retail gasoline marketing division, said it completed the acquisiti

Pulp mill activity may knock chlorine and caustic soda markets out of whack. North American

Top U.S. and Soviet grain officials will begin talks in early December on a possible new long-term g