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SWISSAIR (New York) - Eric Geitlinger, vice president, product planning, willserve as deputy

BRAZILIAN TRADE OFFICIAL DIES AT THE AGE OF 62BRASILIA, Brazil - Brazilian Industry and Trad

August 5, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

European oil prices continued to slide last week with North Sea crudes fast losing sight of $15 by t

Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., Syracuse N.Y., last week implemented for an indefinite period a voltage

Robert Farris believes growing traffic congestion may one day force the government to charge motoris

The Transportation Department Friday approved a joint venture between Pan Am and Russia's Aeroflot i

SPAIN, ITALY EXPORTING GRANITE TO US FAIRLYThe International Trade Commission ruled that imp

S. KOREA TO ACCELERATE APPRECIATION OF WONSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea will accelerate t

Chile has gained access to up to $500 million of new money, as well as lower interest rates on $10 b

For most of last week, freight futures trading on the Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange

American Telephone & Telegraph Co. said it has completed laying its 3,160- mile length of the first

The Interstate Commerce Commission put a $2.3 million price tag on a 50-mile section of track in New

For May 1988 vs. May 1987 (In Metric Tons - Via Ocean)US Coast and PortMay 88

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

AIR TORONTO PURCHASES SEVEN BAE AIRLINERSAir Toronto has purchased seven Jetstream Super 31

When Sen. Frank Murkowski, R-Alaska, traveled with U.S. business executives last June to the Soviet

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An International Monetary Fund team arrived in Cairo last week to try to settle differences over cru

Mario Biaggi's resignation from the U.S. House of Representatives Friday is unlikely to affect the c

The volume of commodity chemicals exported from the United States slipped 11.6 percent in May to 3.6

Regulatory restrictions have left the United States telecommunications system open to an electronic

At the urging of the state of Washington, a California ship repair company that has taken over sever

Experts who are working to lift Yugoslavia out of an economic crisis want to abolish limits on owner

Southern California's $11 billion recreation business seems to be in a slump this summer, and expert

James A. Baker III again is trying to make a dramatic rescue, this time of the presidential campaign

Economists were mixed in their reactions Friday to the government's report on July unemployment, dis

The Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway, benefiting from drought-induced traffic jams on the Mississippi Ri

The Senate may approve this week a textiles and footwear import quotas bill, but the bill's chance o

C. Thomas Burke resigned Thursday as executive director of the Port Everglades Authority. Th

DEUS EX MACHINA by the Transportation Department will result in a reversal of the not-invented-here

Federal transportation officials will struggle to craft a comprehensive random drug testing program

Just a month before the scheduled departure of Port Director James Dwyer, Seattle port commissioners

The name of a Teamster leader quoted in a Wednesday story on negotiations with Airborne Freight Corp

Denmark's Oneseal A/S, a major manufacturer of high-security seals for sea freight containers, has l

MIAMI-BOUND COCAINE SEIZED IN VENEZUELACARACAS, Venezuela - Venezuelan soldiers seized a 235

Electronic Message Technologies and Their Impact, at the American Bar Association's annual meeting,

South Korea's bid to oust Japan as the world's top shipbuilding nation has been dealt a heavy blow b

Production of natural soda ash rose slightly in May to 790,597 short tonsfrom 789,632 short