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US, Japan Reach Public Works AccordWASHINGTON - The United States and Japan Tuesday reached

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Textile manufacturers from South Korea say they can meet the whims and fancies of U.S. apparel maker

Senate-House conferees working on the maritime provisions of the omnibus trade bill edged closer to

The new role of freight forwarders in coordinating hassle-free one-stop shipping may expose them to

The international convention of the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union is expecte

The newly appointed energy minister of Indonesia insists his country won't give in to demands from J

The consolidation of heating oil dealerships continues in Maine, long after the high prices at the b

Italian truck drivers soon can worry less about finding freight to fill their rigs for the trip back

Philip F. Anschutz and his Anschutz Corp. asked the Interstate CommerceCommission to reject

The use of public warehouses to store merchandise is expected to increase significantly by 1991 as m

The Interstate Commerce Commission will allow most trucking industry freight rates to rise by about

CSX Announces Plans For Hopper PurchasesCSX Transportation's equipment division will buy 2,0

ABF FREIGHT SYSTEM INC. (Fort Smith, Ark.) - Gregory Speck was appointed branch manager in Bristol,

American Telephone & Telegraph Co. is making another bid to cut the floorfrom under critics

WELCOME TO THE EDI ZONE - the strange, mysterious and often confusing world of the bureaucracies tha

Machines Prove to Be Good Salesmen PARIS - Machines may prove to be the hottest salesmen of

Caution is crucial when it comes to buying EDI services, warned speakers at a panel during a seminar

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

The Port of San Francisco said it plans to enter into an agreement withDanish investors to b

Chevron Increases Postings by 50 CentsChevron U.S.A. Inc. announced a 50-cent-a-barrel incre

March 28, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The Supreme Court has agreed to study the appeal of a coal company that saw its property tax assessm

Nigeria has decided to restructure its sales of crude oil by cutting out middlemen and granting fina

Evergreen Marine Corp., the publicly traded arm of the Evergreen Group, reported that its earnings m

The average retail price of gasoline fell again during the past two weeks, although prices were stil

OPEC Output Cut Seen Stabilizing MarketA reduction in the Organization of Petroleum Exportin

A two-month-old bagging operation ceased work last week, putting a damper on the Port of New Orleans

Taiwan Power Corp.'s test burn of coal from Wyoming's Powder River Basin will probably be conducted

President Reagan's decision to name Elaine Chao a member and chairman of the Federal Maritime Commis

The land-starved Port of Long Beach has taken a major step toward securing approval for a 147-acre l

Changes in U.S. tax law may destroy Hong Kong's fledgling independent shipping registry before it's

Zimbabwe is encountering difficult headway in its efforts to cut its dependence on South African por

The Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers said the refrigerator and freezer industry's predict

Vons Grocery Co. has introduced photodegradable plastic grocery sacks at its San Diego-area stores t

Industrial plant transfer points for chemical materials have a great potential for accidents and sho

Hercules Inc. is nearing completion of a 20-million-pound-a-year expansion project for rosin derivat

Panama's internal turmoil seems to be affecting the Panama Canal more directly but without interrupt

A Dow Chemical Co. unit is among four companies expressing interest in a proposed $1 billion ethylen

The Norwegian government will oppose any moves by the Norwegian shipping industry to reflag tankers