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Block train service for international intermodal containers soon will begin regular service between

Scott Paper Co. will enhance its presence in Asia with investment of more than $50 million over the

The Reagan administration is expected to decide by today whether to launch an investigation that cou

The government of Thailand hopes to raise exports by nearly 25 percent next year to some 500 billion

You're a strategic planner for your company and you're trying to come up with a forecast for the 199

Thu., Nov. 3, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

Whether George Bush or Michael Dukakis wins the presidential election next week, the foreign exchang

Presidential candidates George Bush and Michael Dukakis are sharply split on their approaches to sol

WORKERS COMP RATES TO DROP IN NEW JERSEYTRENTON, N.J. - Workers compensation premium rates w

Comair Holdings Inc. the parent corporation of Comair Inc., the Cincinnati and Orlando-based Delta C

Boeing Co. plans to boost production of its commercial jets over the next two years, a top executive

FAA BUYS NEW RADAR TO COMBAT WINDSHEARA contract to supply 47 new Terminal Doppler radar sys

United States Lines Inc.'s former stevedore in Savannah, Ga., agreed to pay off the debts owed by th

The Port of Redwood City has reported a strong fiscal 1988, reversing a long period of cargo volume

France, Belgium, Luxembourg and the European Community announced Thursday what they bill as the firs

The Seamen's Church Institute of New York and New Jersey has paid $3.2 million for a downtown Manhat

The Maritime Administration, in response to the Tax Reform Act of 1986, has proposed changes in its

CHINA TO RESTRICT CIGARETTE IMPORTSOfficials of the world's top tobacco-consuming nation pro

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Council of Logistics Management, North Texas roundtable seminar on EDI, Nov. 11. Harvey House Hotel

For the first time in 15 years, a U.S. commercial aircraft builder has cracked the Soviet Union's ho

SOVIETS TO INCREASE EXPORTS OF CRUDE OILThe Soviet Union, the world's largest oil producer,

Within a year the head of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey expects to resolve a dispute

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The Commerce Department, which already has reduced dramatically the time it takes for U.S. firms to

Members of the port community here don't boast that big is beautiful as they once did. Inste

When Zeger van Asch van Wijck, deputy director of the Rotterdam Municipal Port Management, moves int

A colossal tunneling machine is boring beneath the English Channel from the white cliffs of Dover, p

The debt-plagued Joint Underwriting Association will save hundreds of millions of dollars by moving

Hungarian, Italian and American businessmen this week founded a joint venture business school to tra

Members of the National Association of Foreign Trade Zones must start getting ready for the possible

Brazil has suspended subsidized export financing, which could affect nearly half the country's expor

The United States agreed this week to increase purchases of garments made in Jamaica by more than a

OMNIBUS TRADE AND COMPETITIVENESS ACT OF 1988 - FACT SHEET #4. The Trade Act extended the expiration

CSX/SEA-LAND INTERMODAL INC. (Hunt Valley, Md.) - Frank S. Onimus was named manager, planning, of th

Contractor bids for a new terminal at John Wayne Airport came in so high over the estimate that plan

Scaled Composites, the Mojave, Calif., company that became a Beech Aircraft Corp. subsidiary after d

Ocean carriers and conferences hold mixed views about whether, or how, the Federal Maritime Commissi

Chip makers are keeping a close watch on the sluggish personal computer market because it is draggin

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