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ELECTRICITY, GAS SALES UP AT CMS ENERGYDEARBORN, Mich. - CMS Energy Corp., parent company of

An upcoming, congressionally mandated review of a 19-year-old rule controlling access at four airpor

Hundreds of tons of air freight bound from Seattle to Europe are being trucked to airports as far aw

Recently Royal Jordanian, the airline of Jordan, hauled some exotic cargo from Los Angeles to Amman:

CONTINENTAL TO EXPAND ITS SERVICE TO MEXICODENVER - Continental Airlines will further expand

At Airbus Industrie's assembly plant here at the foot of the Pyrenees mountains, production is crank

Four airlines from Australia, Canada, Malaysia and Iceland separately announced plans to buy seven B

This coastal border city hasn't had passenger airline service since last year but that doesn't mean

It's hard to pay someone if you don't know where they are. Electronic funds transfer service

Chips & Technologies Inc., San Jose, Calif., made a healthy living selling chip sets to makers of In

JOBS SHELVES PLANS FOR NEW NEXT SYSTEMSAN JOSE, Calif. - If you haven't had your fill of Ste

The Japanese government is urging companies to give their hardworking employees two-day weekends and

Use of automated technology is changing basic roles and behaviors in manufacturing, transportation a

The Reagan administration Thursday mounted its last effort to reach a consensus among carriers, ship

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EDI Training Session, sponsored by TDCC, Oct. 27-28. Twin Bridges Marriott, 333 Jefferson Davis High

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UTU WILL REPRESENT LONG ISLAND CAR MENThe United Transportation Union has won a runoff elect

The Association of Independent Stevedores and Terminal Operators is alive and well and keeping a low

The Chicago South Shore & South Bend Railroad is seeking to temporarily suspend its commuter operati

TOY SHIPPERS report ocean freight rates from the Far East continue to tumble. They're like t

NEOAX Inc. will undertake a leveraged recapitalization of five truckload carriers acquired in its re

The massive federal drug bill's provisions to cover transportation industry workers appeared Thursda

RYDER SYSTEM POSTS RISE IN EARNINGSRyder System Inc. increased sales and earnings during the

A leading world ship manager has warned that accidents, mishaps and disasters may plague the shippin

Meehan Seaway Services and longshoremen at the Port of Baltimore have a handshake agreement for the

The Ports of Philadelphia held their own against two of the three competing North Atlantic ports in

PORT OF SAN FRANCISCO (San Francisco) - Robert A. Nuell was appointed port development manager, one

Citibank NA and the London-based ship operator N.J. Goulandris Agencies Ltd. are forming a new compa

Caribbean Shipping Association. Annual general meeting. Oct. 24-26. Doubletree Hotel, New Orleans, L

There are few aspects of the travel and entertainment ritual more painful and more loaded with awkwa

The European Community Commission said Thursday it concluded a trade agreement with Czechoslovakia,

Insurers are facing steep challenges to adapt quickly to worldwide changes, panelists said at Cooper

The Seoul International Trade Fair opened Thursday with the first exhibits of products from communis

COLONIAL PENN ANNUITY & LIFE INSURANCE CO. (Philadelphia) - C. Paul Patsis was named president of th

Marsh & McLennan Cos. Inc. Thursday reported that operating income for the third quarter ending Sept

Last October's stock market crash did not cause an economic doomsday, but the uncertainty it left po

An organization representing about 700 physicians does not want health insurance companies playing d

Insurance company leaders must stop sending their underwriters a contradictory message: price the pr

NEB. DENIES ALLEGHANY LARGER STAKE IN FIRMST. PAUL, Minn. - The St. Paul Cos. Inc., reported