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Australia's government-owned international airline Qantas will not be operating its own aircraft int

IBM keeps procreating Personal System/2 computers. The $54 billion computer maker has introd

Electronic data interchange is only one of the tools Levi Strauss & Co. of San Francisco is using to

ITS ALIVE! was the surprised opinion about floor traffic expressed by exhibitors at last week's Inte

Area lobbyists are scrambling to win better benefits for Chilean fruit imports into their region in

Northwest Union Signs Four-Year ContractST. PAUL, Minn. - Northwest Airlines machinists unio

Great Phone Outage Comes to End in Ill.HINSDALE, Ill. - The phones finally are ringing again

Sea-Land to Celebrate Start of New ServiceSea-Land Service Inc. is throwing a dockside bash

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Cast against the steel gray sky is a huge white refrigerated ship with an orange and black stack bea

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The Teamsters Union has declared an impasse with the Adolph Coors Co. and will hold an election at t

DEPRESCRIPTION, THAT'S WHAT YOU TAKE for de headache. One of the most frequently used buzzwo

Having spent her entire career in transportation - first in operations and most recently in finance

Venezuelan officials signed a technical assistance pact with the Port of Miami last week aimed at he

STOLT TERMINALS BUYS PARTNER'S SHARE IN FIRMGREENWICH, Conn. - A Stolt-Nielsen Inc., subsidi

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The continued slide in dry cargo freight rates contradicts statistical data indicating a sustained r

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Arkansas Best Seeking Alternative BuyerFORT SMITH, Ark. - Arkansas Best Corp. said it is par

The cameras and cars and VCRs continue to flood U.S. shores from the tiny island nation half a world

Eastern Airlines has emerged from its third regulatory scrape in two years with its operating author

EQUIPMENT LESSORS. ASSOCIATES COMMERCIAL CORP. (Chicago) - William E. Russell was elected as

With fewer than 20,000 locomotives active in the fleets of major U.S. railroads, a vigorous and acti

A coalition of shippers and transportation brokers formally asked Congress to approve legislation ai

Rep. Thomas A. Luken, D-Ohio, chairman of a key House subcommittee, has introduced a comprehensive b

For the week ended May 21 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 110

A leading freight forwarder said he was skeptical that shipper associations will be beneficial for f

Union Carbide Corp. will appeal to Supreme Court of India the controversial ruling on interim relief

The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development said it expects its Common Fund on Commoditie

The House Energy and Commerce Committee will become the first House committee ever to pass a federal

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

Lewis J. Horowitz was appointed chairman and chief executive of this New York Stock Exchange subsidi

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index began rising rapidly last week, breaking through its

Hearings in a fraud case against five former members of Lloyd's of London in connection with the mis

Dean R. O'Hare was named chairman and chief executive at Chubb Corp. Friday, succeeding Henry U. Har

An auto insurance reform bill is due today from a key Massachusetts Legislature committee, but obser

BATUS WINS ARIZ. NOD IN BID TO BUY FARMERSPHOENIX, Ariz. - The Arizona Insurance Department

INSURANCE GUARANTY FUNDS are in the news these days. The security funds, which protect polic

New Jersey legislative leaders pledged last week to keep their houses in session during the summer u