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With airlines threatening to file millions of dollars of claims against the Boeing Co. for late deli

United Parcel Service has expanded its international customs pre-clearance system to include shipmen

IT HAS BEEN MY EXPERIENCE that the preponderance of air cargo veterans concede to a philosophical sh

FRENCH COURIER'S POUCH HAD COCAINE, US SAYSMIAMI - U.S. Customs Service agents detained a Fr

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BHOPAL VICTIMS ATTACK UNION CARBIDE OFFICENEW DELHI, India - About 100 victims of the Bhopal

The year was 1984 and no one was cleaning up the nation's teeming hazardous waste sites. The

European Community agriculture ministers have delayed a decision on 1989-90 farm prices and other pr

SINGAPORE OFFICIAL SAYS PORT MAY BE PRIVATIZEDThe busy port of this Southeast Asian city-sta

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. is using a trial recycling program in Illinois to see if it can develo

The Port of Oakland plans to refinance a significant portion of its debt during the first week in Ma

Considering the highly competitive environment in which port and shipping executives operate in sout

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Miami Port Director Carmen Lunetta expects support from throughout the port industry when he tests t

CME FINES EX-OFFICIAL FOR TRADING VIOLATIONSCHICAGO - The Chicago Mercantile Exchange has fi

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TAKING CARE OF CUSTOMERS certainly is the name of the game throughout the business world. Companies

RAIL FUNDING CRITICIZED AFTER THIRD UK CRASHLONDON - Opposition lawmakers charged that Prime

'K' Line has launched the first double-stack container train service between Tacoma, Wash., and Mont

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IBM TO EXPAND SERVICE ON COMPUTER LINESNEW YORK - International Business Machines Corp. has

Marten Transport Ltd. earned $270,242, or 8 cents a share, in the fourth quarter, compared with $363

The Interstate Commerce Commission's hearing into the future of the bankrupt Delaware & Hudson Railw

The Maritime Administration will spend over $200 million in fiscal year 1990 to build up the rapid d

Specialized Carriers and Rigging Association, oversize/overweight trucking symposium, March9-11. Ada

China will seek foreign expertise to develop several areas of its food industry, including dairy pro

It is 8:30 on a recent Wednesday evening. George Lamb is meeting the Panamanian tanker Knock Taggart

Louisiana voters April 29 will decide the fate of a $1.5 billion transportation infrastructure impr

A study of five aging containerships purchased by the government-owned shipping line of Puerto Rico

A free trade agreement with Taiwan could enhance market opportunities for U.S. companies, according

INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT SLOWS AGAIN IN CHINAThe rate of growth in China's industrial production co

Huge foreign debts are complicating the already difficult economic climate in the West African coun

Customhouse brokers and freight forwarders were advised to become logistics consultants and seek out

Premier Nikolai I. Ryzhkov, offering a rare glimpse inside the workings of the Kremlin, said reforme

MUBARAK'S EUROPE TRIP TO FOCUS ON ECONOMYCAIRO, Egypt - President Hosni Mubarak will seek he

A joint venture in the fur and clothing trade, announced Wednesday, is the first concrete result of

The government of Hong Kong appears to be taking a sharper line against what it sees as unfair trad

The United States must move aggressively into the new high-definition television and flat-screen dis

GRAND METROPOLITAN ENTERS GREEK MARKETBritain's Grand Metropolitan PLC drinks and leisure gr

DISCOUNT RATE HIKE SEEN RISKING RECESSIONThe Federal Reserve's recent discount rate hike may