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The Interstate Commerce Commission is proposing to ease the financial reporting requirements for som

CSX Transportation Inc. said Tuesday it has proposed a voluntary separation program to workers in it

CSX Corp., the transportation conglomerate that traditionally reports its earnings on the first busi

Rail shippers in the Pacific Northwest can expect lower rates, faster transit times and a drive to p

The National Labor Relations Board denied a Teamsters union bid to conduct an organizing election at

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An article in Tuesday's paper describing Yellow Freight System Inc.'s withdrawal from a trucking lab

The Port of Oakland countered charges that it is in financial trouble, saying that even a long delay

The growth of U.S. liner (containerized) imports will slow down dramatically through 1992, and the n

A federal judge ruled that Marine Transport Lines Inc. failed to abide by an oral agreement with a s

Oct. 4, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

The Soviet Union is considering two port areas to be designated as the country's first special econo

Oil prices regained some lost ground on Tuesday, but remain under severe downward pressure.

The coal top-off operations of Canada Steamship Lines on the east coast of North America have strong

Rhone-Poulenc Inc. is planning to build a new production facility to produce vanillin at its Baton R

Venezuela's national oil company is very close to announcing another major acquisition of refining a

Husky Oil Operations Ltd. announced a significant oil discovery on the Grand Banks offshore Newfound

BRITAIN ORDERS KUWAIT TO REDUCE BP HOLDINGThe British government ordered the Kuwait Investme

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A greater volume of infectious waste material is likely to be transportedfrom hospitals and

Whenever Bob Chang has a lust for diamonds, he trundles over to his laboratory at Northwestern Unive

Sanofi SA, the pharmaceuticals subsidiary of the Elf-Aquitaine SA oil company, has bought the U.S.-b

The chemical industry joined the federal Drug Enforcement Agency Tuesday in pleading for quick passa

As athletes in Seoul ran for the gold in the Olympics, investors worldwide were walking away from th

SCHIAPPARELLI-SEARLE MERGER IS COMPLETEDSKOKIE, Ill. - G.D. Searle & Co. announced the compl

Japan has joined two international agreements aimed at regulating the production and use of chemical

E.I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS & CO. (Wilmington, Del.) - Raeford Minix, vice president and treasurer, will

A total of 39,084 seagoing passengers used this port's World Cruise Center in August, up 42 percent

The U.S. Postal Service announced a $12.9 billion program for investment in new facilities, building

Scandinavian Airlines System said Monday it has reached a wide-ranging cooperation agreement with a

Postal officials are resting easier following the passing of the deadline for airlines to accept new

United Parcel Service Inc. has added 19 European and Asian countries to its international service ro

Federal Express Corp., which created the envelope business by moving small express packages, is tryi

TNT SKYPAK CONTINUES INBOUND SERVICE TO IRAQWESTBURY, N.Y. - TNT Skypak is continuing to off

The battle for MSI Data Corp. intensified late last week, as Symbol Technologies Inc. offered $120 m

Klaus K. Obermeier used to compute only in his office. Now that he has a laptop computer, he compute

THE SHARKS ARE SNIFFING, but the menu has yet to be determined. At the Fall Distribution/Com

ZENITH LISTS CHANGES IN SHAREHOLDER RULESCHICAGO - Zenith Electronics Corp., which is in a f

A pilot project launched last week between a top British bank and two corporate customers demonstrat

High-speed magnetic-levitation transportation systems whose cars would appear to float on air could