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Much of the intermodal cargo moving through West Coast ports is discretionary, and ocean carriers se

The opening of an on-dock rail transfer yard at the Los Angeles/Long Beach port complex next month e

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Today's Table: NEW ENGLAND: Public Service Co. of New Hampshire, Manchester, N.H.MID-ATLANTI

BRAZIL'S DOCKWORKERS ACCEPT 62 PERCENT PAY HIKESAO PAULO, Brazil - Dockworkers at Brazil's t

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A government study aimed at improving transportation on the upper Mississippi River suggests that to

A coalition of shippers and truckers sent letters to House and Senate transportation leaders seeking

The Interstate Commerce Commission said it will intervene in a dispute between St. Johnsbury Truckin

The success rate for oil exploration in Malaysia is higher than in the rest of Asia and better than

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled Monday that the state may bar public utilities from p

June 13, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

JAPANESE COMPANY BUYS IRAQ'S NEW CRUDEA Japanese oil company has decided to buy 500,000 barr

Mexican trucking companies serving border areas in the United States would be forced to meet traditi

(Last of a Series) JOC: What does it mean when the International Forwarding and Transport Me

(First of Two Articles) AMSTELVEEN, NETHERLANDS - ALMOST FROM THE MOMENT that the air freig

The biotechnology industry is one of America's best hopes to remain internationally competitive.

North Carolina Gov. James G. Martin supports creation of intra-state rail passenger service between

Striking dockers at three U.K. ports voted to return to work Tuesday or today, leading to speculatio

Sea Containers Ltd., the container leasing and ferry group, will announce details next week of a "ma

FRENCH, ZAMBIAN LINES EACH ORDER AN MD-11LE BOURGET, France - A French airline and the natio

Coast Guard officials likely will need the rest of this week to review Exxon's request to have the d

A Federal Maritime Commission law judge says it is too late for the American Institute for Shippers'

Despite the 26-year-old U.S. embargo on trade with Cuba, a daily air freight operation carries newsp

The Bush administration appears to be getting close to deciding its steel trade policy. Pres

The worldwide focus on recent events in China and the ongoing quiet revolution in the Soviet Union h

Retailers registered a slight 0.1 percent rise in May sales for a third straight monthly increase, b

Federal Reserve Board Governor Martha Seger said Tuesday that a lower U.S.dollar would help

The government is giving carmakers six months to equip all new hardtop cars with backseat lap and sh

The U.S. dollar declined Tuesday as the Federal Reserve intervened at least four times to sell dolla

After at least seven years of soaring premiums for malpractice insurance, many North Carolina physic

Kansas doctors say their own malpractice insurance company, scheduled to begin business July 1, seem

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

Despite a deep-rooted desire to avoid another increase in the official discount rate, the Bank of Ja

Scholars at the conservative Heritage Foundation are proposing a total revamping of the U.S. health

South Korea will introduce a system of trade bill discounting during the second half of 1989, the Fi

PA. HOUSE ADVANCES CONSUMER ADVOCATE BILLHARRISBURG, Pa. - Legislation to establish a consum

The unofficial strike by Britain's dockers escalated Monday, although shippers so far have experienc

Overseas Shipholding Group Inc. expects the worldwide tanker market will continue to strengthen in c

ALA. AGENCY HANDLES FIRST WOOD CHIP CARGOMOBILE, Ala. - The Alabama State Docks recently han