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Within 48 hours after the Exxon Valdez struck an undersea reef, Frank Iarossi, president of Exxon Sh

The head of the nation's federal highway program will join American Trucking Associations as vice pr

The Soviet Union will assist in rehabilitating the state-owned rail systemof the Philippines, Moscow

The Interstate Commerce Commission approved the merger of two trucking industry rate bureaus and dis

HAZARDOUS TRANSPORT SUBJECT OF FORUMThe anticipated fight over the reauthorization of the Ha

The Exxon Valdez was an ultramodern tanker given permission by the U.S. Coast Guard to run with a "p

New exporters should carefully secure conditions for payments when making sales contracts, an intern

Prices of Third World debt in the secondary market are holding close to recent highs as optimism abo

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

Small groups of labor and management representatives meet today for the second day of talks on a new

The Bush administration is reviewing the need for tougher U.S. curbs as well as expanded internation

An old folk expression says, "You can't dance at two weddings." To New York fuel vendors, it means y

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NY COUNTY TO BAN FOAM CUPS, PACKAGINGMINEOLA, N.Y. - Nassau County executive Thomas Gulotta

Dour predictions about the environment dominated an international conference held last week in Paris

The Environmental Protection Agency says the hunt to find substitutes for ozone-depleting chemicals

A honey bee would probably have a heart attack if trapped inside the compounding facility at the Int

Mar. 27, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The oil spill outside the Port of Valdez, Alaska, effectively kept about 25 percent of daily U.S. oi

Commercial release of Amgen Inc.'s flagship biotech product could be delayed by a federal court orde

The U.S. Postal Service has introduced an experimental Post Answer Line service in 23 cities across

Beginning this June, the U.S. Postal Service will put facsimile machines in post office lobbies in 2

The recent order by Guinness Peat Aviation Group Ltd. of Shannon, Ireland, for 88 aircraft from two

Pressure on the Australian government to sell its domestic airline is increasing as the scheduled de

A federal judge Monday set a hearing on a key issue in Eastern Airlines' efforts to force its pilots

Electronic glue is a difficult thing to explain and even more difficult to sell. But ports i

EMERY SEEKING PROSPECTIVE BUYERSWILTON, Conn. - Emery Air Freight Corp. said the Department

''DOA" WAS THE EXHIBITOR VERDICT. Action at the show floor of the Connecticut Maritime Assoc

NJ BELL TO CUT RATES ON LOCAL PHONE CALLSNEWARK, N.J. - More than 1 million New Jersey Bell

The U.S. dollar rose sharply Monday, reaching a five-month high against the Japanese yen in quiet, t

When a hospital computer catches a virus, the results can be hazardous to patients' health, a doctor

Adm. Paul A. Yost, Coast Guard commandant, said he will "personally" look into the issuance of seama

Maritime industry representatives agree that it was probably a mistake toshift the Maritime

A sleepy fishing province in Thailand's largely ignored south is to be transformed into one pole of

Ship movements at Bombay and Calcutta are being disrupted by a strike of officers manning Indian ves

SHIPBUILDER'S STOCK GETS RECOMMENDATIONNEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. - A favorable recommendation on Am

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit agreed with a lower court that a misplaced decimal

GROUP APPLAUDS COURT FOR DRUG TEST RULINGAn association of corporations owning truck fleets

Jackie Presser, the late Teamsters president, told government officials that organized crime element