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Two local companies are joining forces to bid for the right to build container terminals at the main

Italy's largest chemical and agricultural group Monday announced plans to produce and market a new b

Congress has agreed to supply the money to keep federally subsidized air service flying to small tow

The United States posted a record $18 billion trade surplus in the worldwide sale of airplanes, heli

East German claims to channel waters off this lucrative Polish port have frayed the "frontier of fri

The Department of Transportation affirmed its tentative May decision to award 57 Brazil air cargo ch

Central States Airlines, a start-up operator based in Cleveland, has ordered two previously owned Br

VARIG'S TIP AT RIO LEADS TO COCAINE BUSTSAO PAULO, Brazil - Brazilian federal police and Var

INCHON PORT WORK TO AFFECT GRAIN TRADESEOUL, South Korea - South Korean food companies and g

Carrier reaction was grim to the awarding of a U.S. Postal Service contract to carry mail from New Y

It was an announcement that only maverick Seattle Port Commissioner Jim Wright could make. M

London-based marine insurers have redrafted and simplified clauses in insurance policies aimed at fo

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The chief for harbor development at the Port of Seattle will become the port's public information di

A New Jersey stevedoring firm told the Federal Maritime commission that the Indiana Port Commission

American Society of Transportation and Logistics, seminar on fundamentals of traffic and transportat

The Port of Baltimore ranks first among U.S. ports in overseas automobile exports, and fourth in the

A Georgia frozen food company known mainly for its chicken and barbecue is selling its new Japanese

Roadway Services Inc. reported earnings of $26.2 million, or 67 cents a share, on revenue of $614.2

BLACKSTONE TO COMPLETE C&NWT TENDER OFFERThe waiting period required by federal anti-takeove

The Other Economic Summit, or TOES for short, will meet here next week to pinpoint shortcomings in t

STOLLERY NEW CHIEF AT TNT CANADAIn a surprise move, Australian-owned TNT Canada Inc. recentl

MCI Telecommunications Corp. does not owe a defunct trucking company $38,000 in alleged freight unde

South Korean consumer groups launched a nationwide boycott Wednesday against imported U.S. grapefrui

Clouds that have hovered over Kansas City Southern Industries Inc. for almost a year are quickly dis

JAPAN OFFICIAL DENIES INVISIBLE TRADE BARRIERSThe chairman of Japan's Fair Trade Commission,

CSX Corp. earned $151 million, or $1.45 a share, in the second quarter. This was a sharp tur

A major U.S. construction firm signed a contract Wednesday to join in a $47.9 million building proje

CANADIAN BUDGET GAP NARROWED IN APRILThe Canadian government registered a C$3.39 billion bud

Secretary of State James A. Baker III will urge Southeast Asian leaders not to take steps that would

The British Railways Board announced record results Wednesday for its latestfinancial year t

An Oklahoma company is seeking permission from the Maritime Administration to sell a Liberian-regist

Local shippers are threatening to lodge a complaint with the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission about

The Soviet Union is likely to make the ruble completely convertible "in thecoming years," French Fin

The Port of Hull has become the third, and largest, British port employer to begin seeking docker la

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

An economic aid package for the Philippines valued at $3.5 billion was pledged by representatives of

France and the Soviet Union, skirting the problem of Moscow's hard currency shortage, appeared set t

The U.S. dollar fell sharply against most key currencies Wednesday amid talk the Federal Reserve wil