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WOOD PULP CARGO IS MOBILE PORT RECORDMOBILE, Ala. - The largest wood pulp cargo ever loaded

Daniel D'Agrosa and Robert Lipscomb say the Inland Empire is about to strike back. Mr. D'Agr

United Airlines may not wind up flying the biggest planes to Europe next year, with its new plans fo

PIEDMONT ADDS FLIGHTS AT CHARLOTTE AIRPORTCHARLOTTE, N.C. - Piedmont Airlines has added five

The path to profits from providing the Defense Department with transportation in the 1990s won't be

A bill that would impose a 50 percent excise tax on sales of railroad property for non-rail use rece

Fly-contaminated shrimp and chemical-laced coconut oil are among the dangerous imported foodstuffs t

The U.S. government should not impose further trade sanctions against China, a panel of private-sect

Ecuador and Citibank have settled a dispute over $80 million in Ecuadorean deposits that the New Yor

Poland has reached a new rescheduling agreement with its 500 foreign bank creditors covering $204 mi

New fuel-related charges on cargo containers moving from the United States to North Europe will be i

AUERBACH NAMED CEO OF NEW YORK LIFE UNITErnest Auerbach was named president and chief operat

A lawyer representing families of people who died when a U.S. warship shot down an Iranian jetliner

Prime Minister Sousuke Uno said in a campaign speech Wednesday he will reconsider parts of a new sal

Wed., July 19, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

A new international network linking independently owned freight forwarders and customs brokers in ov

The World Bank announced Wednesday that it will do more to help developing nations raise capital for

AMR Corp., parent of American Airlines Inc., reported record second-quarter earnings rose 25.8 perce

Inventories of gasoline ran counter to normal seasonal patterns and increased substantially last wee

Britain's port employers have claimed that the strike by dockers, now in its second week, is crumbli

The U.S. Coast Guard is reconvening a formal board of inquiry into the oil spill from the tanker Pre

AMERICAN COMMERCIAL BARGE LINE CO. (Jeffersonville, Ind.) - Michael C. Hagan was named executive vic

A China-controlled company is taking a share in a proposed Canadian pulp mill in an effort to increa

A unit of Singapore's Neptune Orient Lines Ltd. already is planning a second container-repairing fac

A fast-growing local manufacturer of videotapes has snared a HK$200 million (US$25 million) contract

NISSAN OFFICIAL REFUSES TO PREDICT UAW VOTESMYRNA, Tenn. - Nissan Motor Manufacturing USA ro

* Trading With Mozambique 4A * Tom Connors - Washington 8A* Bart R. Boaden - End Farm Subsid

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July 19, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

A four-day conference on ports, intermodal shipping and transportation is to take place in New York

Two marketing executives from a Philippine software company, Ayala Systems Technology Inc., are abou

TEXAS AIR ORDERS $2.8 BILLION IN PLANESTexas Air Corp., owner of Continental Airlines and st

Zim-American Israeli Shipping Co. Inc. and a stevedoring subsidiary are seeking at least $6 million

The Federal Maritime Commission has warned ocean carriers operating in southeastern Florida to expec

July 19, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

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A federal court jury ordered the Bessemer & Lake Erie Railroad to pay $243.5 million in damages in a

Mozambique, situated on the southeast coast of Africa, is reconstructing its port, rail and road lin

Teamsters union workers say their New York-area strike against Emery Worldwide has closed local oper

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