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The push for on-dock rail transfer facilities in Southern California gained added momentum last week

American President Lines asserts its service from Asia to Europe via a U.S. landbridge will offer co

Union Pacific Railroad is closing repair shops in Omaha and moving these operations to newer shops i

NS COMPLETES PURCHASE OF ILLINOIS CENTRAL LINENORFOLK, Va. - Norfolk Southern Corp., through

Texas Air Corp. said its subsidiary Eastern Air Lines has canceled a contract under which Eastern wo

Railroad labor has decided to keep the peace on the Delaware & Hudson Railway's lines while the New

A group of Dade County business leaders, fearful that Eastern Air Lines may soon fly into oblivion,

The Basics of Export Marketing. July 6. U.S. Custom House, Room 158, 721 19th St., Denver, Colo. Con

Higher minimum landing fees for all aircraft took effect July 1 as the Massachusetts Port Authority

World consumption of natural rubber is expected to grow much faster than production in 1988, leading

An official at the U.S. State Department has acknowledged that the United States sent a letter to th

Seven tug, barge and harbor tanker operators have been charged with locking out union crews and refu

In the time it takes to read this sentence, six rows of knitting or about 1,000 stitches can be knit

Mexican officials don't want a broad free-trade agreement with the United States, but the next Mexic

JAPANESE DUMPING RESIN IN US MARKETJapanese firms are dumping granular polytetrafluoroethyle

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

U.S. supercomputer manufacturers say they are disappointed with the Japanese government's failure to

A U.S.-Soviet trade seminar in Atlanta was beginning to resemble a love fest until a Commerce Depart

A Minnesota company that plans to provide portable toilets to the Seoul Olympics claims its profits

JAPANESE TO REVAMP AGRICULTURAL SECTORJapan has decided to end 40 years of protectionism wit

When his pastures turned brown and crunchy and his stunted oat fields failed to form grain because o

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index continued a steady decline last week, falling to 99.7

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The CRB Futures Index had one of its best moves last month, as it climbed by over 20 points to 275.5

An insurers' challenge to a November ballot initiative that would regulate insurance rates and forbi

Business owners who employ no more than 25 people could receive tax credits for helping pay for heal

The president of the state AFL-CIO called for a complete audit of the state's Empire health insuranc

Tri-State Insurance Co., a subsidiary of insurance holding company W.R. Berkley Corp., acquired Amer

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB

APACHE CORP. (Denver) - Steve Farris was elected vice president of domestic exploration and producti

When you draw a picture of the computer of the future in your mind, don't think a green screen full

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service

DOES THE GIANT of the EDI industry have clay feet? Some people say so. They claim that GE In

CARNEGIE MELLON MOVE A THREAT TO NEXT INC.?SAN JOSE, Calif. - Insiders are speculating that

As the Rhine River meanders from its source in the Alps to its destination in the Atlantic, it pass

If a marine terminal's security is poor and illegal drugs are flowing through it, the U.S. Customs S

More than 10,000 submarine builders at Electric Boat shipyard went on strike Friday after refusing t

The Coast Guard has published the new telephone numbers and addresses of key personnel at national h