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United Parcel Service is planning to build a new $150 million sorting hub here to handle the package

RAILROADS STILL ARE LOOKING FOR A SILVER STAKE to drive through the heart of the coal slurry pipelin

JAPANESE IMPORTERS ACCEPT KUWAITI HIKEJapanese oil companies have accepted Kuwait's proposal

A Calgary, British Columbia, company announced plans to seek regulatory approval this spring for a C

Further evidence of the growing importance of Malaysia's maritime sector comes with the release of n

Canadian Pacific Ltd. reported improved results from its container and bulk shipping operations in 1

ATLANTIC CONTAINER LINE (South Plainfield, N.J.) - William N. Germinario was appointed to the new po

1644 (Mar. 20, 1989) Previous day - 1645 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Nissen-Lie Communications has published the 1989 edition of the Cruise Industry News annual director

Federal officials are seeking to determine the cause of a crash that destroyed a cargo plane early S

The 11th Annual Legislative Day: 1989 Agents & Brokers Legislative Council. April 4. Sacramento Conv

The devastating drought of 1988 is still fresh on farmers' minds, and insurers say they're getting a

Marriott Corp. knew it had a great idea when it built its first computerized warehouse four and a ha

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

CRANSTON PRINT WORKS CO. (Cranston, R.I.) - Robert Jackel was named general superintendent of Cranst

Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady's new Third World debt plan, which may include a contribution of a

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Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd., the "Noble House" and premier conglomerate of the colony, said profi

In a major step forward for the automation of global commerce, the Customs Cooperation Council has e

TAIWAN TO BECOME CREDITOR NATION IN '89TAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan will emerge as a creditor nat

The Supreme Court Monday agreed to decide a narrow, but potentially significant, point of environmen

CNW Corp. and an investment group that is trying to take it over have traded charges and barbs over

France's Elf Aquitaine group stepped forward Monday as a white knight in Pennwalt Corp.'s takeover b

It is "imperative" that China develop its nuclear power industry in view of a worsening energy crunc

International Shipholding Corp. says there is no reason for the transportation secretary to review i

AS THE LONGEST EXPANSION in U.S. history nears its end and inflation once again raises its head, att

Textile Quotas to Watch as of 3/17/89* PercentageFull Utilized Textile Quotas as of 3/17/89

W. GERMAN CAR OUTPUT DIPPED IN FEBRUARYFRANKFURT, West Germany - West German automobile prod

U.S. property/casualty insurers recorded a pretax operating income of $15.7 billion in 1988, up from

J. Ron Brinson, port president and chief executive officer of the Port of New Orleans, has said than

The maritime industry is learning to live with the Department of Transportation 's mandatory drug-te

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Mexican crude oil reserves, production and export income all dropped during 1988, according to the P

Several aerospace companies have petitioned the leading electronic-mail networks to forge a single,

A Texas graduate student who is a licensed customhouse broker won the first scholarship award presen

TNT Mailfast plans to offer several new services next year that will extend well beyond its traditio

The U.S. dollar declined Monday after the Federal Reserve intervened by selling dollars against deut

The current optimism among owners of dry bulk ships that carry grain, coal and ore ought to be tempe

The Port of Boston again handled its benchmark million tons of general cargo in 1988, but new figure