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J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc.'s second quarter earnings fell to $7.9 million, or 33 cents a shar

The railroad industry's labor unions said they will oppose the plan to sell CNW Corp. and its Chicag

The United Transportation Union has agreed to reduced crew sizes on trains operating within CSX Tran

If the Environmental Protection Agency's ambient air quality standards were in effect 200 years ago,

The recent announcement that British conglomerate IDV/Grand Metropolitan PLC will purchase Napa Vall

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Coast Guard Adm. Paul A. Yost, environmental officials and oil company representatives will testify

More realistic price levels are returning to the secondhand bulk carrier ship market, according to a

Federal Communications Commission records cast doubt on contentions by marine pilots that pleasure b

The Florida Department of Insurance late last week sued Coopers & Lybrand for malpractice, saying th

BAT Industries PLC's strategy of diversifying away from its core tobacco business principally into f

Exxon Shipping Co. confirmed that the tanker Exxon Valdez is leaking material into the waters off Sa

They descended from the dais, each to their own side: Japanese executives to the right, smiling as u

The Port of Seattle is going after $9 million in former shipyard property for possible construction

The European Commission Wednesday launched its long-awaited campaign to open the European Community'

Efforts by 15 containership companies to push up prices for moving goods across the North Atlantic a

Japanese steel producers say they will accept an extension of the current Voluntary Restraint Agreem

Inland shipping links between one of China's main northeastern cities and the Soviet Far East have r

Two new studies by consultants advising U.S. and other foreign companies on doing business in China

Ever since officials of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade ruled in June that the U.S. sugar

The coffee "C" contract of the Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange will begin trading a half hour earli

The United States has taken a further step toward advancing a novel proposal for opening world agric

PHELPS DODGE CORP. (Phoenix) - Bernard G. Rethore was elected senior vice president of the copper re

Washington State University researchers want to find out whether a Japanese breed of cattle known as

RORER TO SUPPLY AMERICAN HEALTHCAREFORT WASHINGTON, Pa. - Rorer Group's pharmaceutical unit

SUGAR, WHEAT GROUPS VOTE TO STAY IN LONDONLeaders of the International Sugar Organization an

Major industries attacked a new version of the Bush administration's clean air plan Wednesday for be

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FRANCE'S SUCDEN TO BUY 500,000 TONS OF SUGARFrench trade house Sucres et Denrees SA (SucDen)

The Commodity Exchange Inc., without a president since June 30, named Arnold A. Staloff, a senior of

JAPAN READY TO DISCUSS EC CAR IMPORT FEARSBRUSSELS, Belgium - Japan is ready to discuss Euro

Floor traders and farm groups reacted angrily to the Chicago Board of Trade's move to break up an al

Spurred by the cheaper dollar, California wine exports are on a roll. The state, which holds

The Soviet Union's state planning chief urged West Germany Wednesday to boost industrial cooperation

The Chinese government's crackdown last month on pro-democracy demonstrators is taking its toll on B

China wined and dined travel agents Wednesday and took them behind the machine guns on a privileged

Japan's overall unadjusted trade surplus fell to $5.29 billion in June, down 11.1 percent, compared

DOLL LICENSE TRANSFER TO HASBRO APPROVEDCLEVELAND, Ga. - Original Appalachian Artworks said

President Bush spelled out specific initiatives for a dramatic improvement of U.S.-Hungarian trade r

Taiwanese businessmen, faced with a severe land shortage and rising wages at home, are expected to i