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The Federal Communications Commission has proposed a new method of regulating interstate telephone r

The campaign to reduce farm subsidies worldwide has received only patchy support in the year since t

A leading South Korean businessman told U.S. corporate executives that U.S. products can compete wit

The strike that crippled South Korea's second largest automaker for 40 days is over, but at a cost t

Japan will surpass the United States as the world's largest aid donor by next March, a senior offici

Inflation watchers breathed a sigh of relief after seeing Friday's government report on wholesale pr

The Big Three automakers sold 36.2 percent more domestic-made cars and light trucks in the first 10

AVIATION Britain's Civil Aviation Authority is considering pricing airport slots as one mean

A Page 1A article in The Journal of Commerce on May 4, headlined, Soviets Show Interest in Joint Ve

Saudi Basic Industries Corp. is adding people and facilities for its U.S.-based marketing of chemica

The United Transportation Union's rejection of CSX Transportation's gain- sharing proposal as a corn

A U.S. auto importers' spokesman said he would prefer that an omnibus trade bill be put off until ne

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U.S. semiconductor manufacturers are seeking to head off complaints that the current shortage of som

TOP STORIES: A dramatic turnaround is seen for Pennsylvania's manufacturing. 8APhiladelphia

Canadian transportation industries and the federal government in Ottawa are backing development of a

TOP STORIES: Port deficiencies may stymie skyrocketing South Carolina's intermodal growth ra

Dry cargo freight rates rebounded strongly last week as a mood of optimism returned to the market.

Using manufacturing techniques first developed in the United States and since refined by the Japanes

Only a short time ago, railroads thought the best computer software was the kind that couldn't talk

USAir to Participate In Apollo PartnershipWASHINGTON - USAir has agreed to participate throu

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 millionor l

Accepting automation as an inevitable force is only the first step on the customs brokers and freigh

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Scientists described Tuesday how a West German computer whiz cracked password codes that allowed him

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The Coast Guard has begun phasing out its Vessel Traffic Service in New York harbor. Effecti

Ferry services between Britain and the rest of Europe should start to return to normal today.

When Jim and Donna Moriarty opened their convenience store near the Tulsa Port of Catoosa three year

U.S. Attorney John Volz says he won't prosecute the former U.S. Coast Guard commander for the Gulf C

Lloyd's Confirms Latest Ship AttacksMANAMA, Bahrain - Iraq announced Thursday that its warpl

A story on overweight containers in the May 10 edition should have indicated that no agency has yet

UP Plans to Relocate Headquarters to Pa.The Union Pacific Corp. is moving its headquarters f

A TEXAS COURT RULING in Texas' Travis County (see story on this page) means Armstrong World Industr

Isuzu Truck of America has introduced the 1989 NPR Flatlow, a light-duty truck aimed primarily at th

A Texas state court said carpets trucked between points within the state but originating elsewhere a

The Department of Transportation said New York City violated federal law by imposing time-of-day and

For the week ended April 30 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

The Maritime Administration has approved the sale of three drilling units by Paterson Gulf Coast Dri

Union officials called for an investigation into an industrial accident at the National Steel & Ship