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''THEY'RE ASKING TOUGH QUESTIONS NOW," is the way one exhibitor summed up his experience at the conf

Lotus Development Corp. has begun shipments of Lotus Magellan, a new class of utility software for I

Continental Cargo projects that its new On Board Courier service to Britain, introduced Monday, will

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NY, NJ PORT AUTHORITY RE-ELECTS 3 OFFICERSNEW YORK - The Port authority of New York & New Je

The motor carrier announced the openings of three new terminals and seven personnel moves. N

Inchcape PLC, the British services and marketing group, is continuing to expand its shipping activit

Japanese dockworkers ended their 11-day-old strike Monday after negotiations with management produce

CUSTOMS FINDS COCAINE ON EASTERN JETMIAMI - The U.S. Customs Service has impounded an Easter

National Union Fire Insurance Co., Pittsburgh, is offering pollution liability insurance for owners

Last month's Exxon oil tanker spill has had a "minimal" impact on gasoline prices, but prices are ri

Britain Monday rejected the report of the committee headed by EuropeanCommission President J

Despite widespread freeze damage to the Washington winter wheat crop, overall wheat yields in that s

Fourteen companies have applied to the Federal Maritime Commission for licenses as ocean freight for

HONDA SHIPS CATTLE ON LIVESTOCK CARRIERVANCOUVER, Wash. - The Port of Vancouver had a bull r

U.S. and other overseas petroleum companies are increasing exploration activities in Malaysia throug

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The White House is preparing to propose legislation for dealing with huge oil spillslike the recent

Brazil expects to save $35 million a year in import costs for petroleum refining catalysts when it o

MONTREAL - Joe's Used Locomotive Lot. Some of the conversation sounded as though I had fall

The Arizona House of Representatives last week passed insurance reform legislation calling for a 15

The state of New York is forging closer links with the Far East in hopes of spurring trade, investme

A plan to get the financially troubled cruise ship Monterey back into service will be presented in U

OECD INFLATION RATE SLOWED IN FEBRUARYConsumer prices in the industrial country members of t

South Korea will increase funding for its Economic Development Cooperation Fund to 190 billion won (

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

Naval and army personnel moved into India's 11 main ports Monday after 125,000 workers struck indefi

American Airlines Inc. is trying to muster an 11th-hour bid to buy ailing Wardair Inc., Canada's thi

Rep. Helen Delich Bentley, R-Md., and a bipartisan group of House members are hoping to derail the p

The long, lonesome highway may soon become a classroom for truck drivers. New audio tapes al

NH ENDS OPPOSITION TO SEABROOK TESTINGCONCORD, N.H. - After receiving financial assurances f

SOVIETS PLAN TO DOUBLE AUTOMOBILE CAPACITYRADNOR, Pa. - The Soviet Union is laying the groun

NM GOVERNOR VETOES TORT CLAIMS BILLSANTA FE, N.M. - Republican Gov. Garrey Carruthers vetoed

If EDI turns into a generic term like "Kleenex," the whole technology might get blown away.

Mexicana Airlines will provide enhanced cargo service for New York area shippers when it begins dail

A public interest research group urged the Food and Drug Administration Monday to reverse its decisi

The International Coffee Agreement has kept prices in importing member nations within its target ran

Virginia is going to have the first state laboratory in the nation with a databank of genetic prints