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Some of the biggest aviation news is likely to come from abroad in July.The European Union i

Flying Physicians Assn. annual meeting. July 5-11. Jackson Hole, Wyo. Contact: (407) 359-1167.

For decades before deregulation, Delta Air Lines was the dominant air carrier throughout the South.

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As the world's airports go from public to the private sector, a Glendale, Calif. company, Airport Gr

TABLES / graphic:1)International Traffic Results, May 1996 to April 1997, Monthly and Monthl

Australia's regional air express hub is growing by 50 percent a year, and has been for several years

Richard Branson hops into a hired car and tells the driver, ''British Airways, please.''As t

The vast majority of businesses are not savvy about eco-efficient management practices and will have

Anheuser-Busch Cos., St. Louis, said Friday that, in exercising its remaining options, it is taking

The Union Pacific Railroad and its two Mexican partners plan to spend about $200 million over the ne

A rebound in share prices late last week, buoyed by government measures to revive Thailand's ailing

The harbor that is the foundation of the city's success is getting smaller.In addition to co

The handover of Hong Kong presents India with a chance to step up largely neglected trade with China

Even as economic ties across the narrow strait separating Taiwan from the mainland improve, politica

Coinciding with Hong Kong's new status as part of political China, a range of stiffer penalties come

The headline in the story about ValuJet Airlines Inc. on Page 8B in the June 26 edition misrepresent

BILL WOULD CREATE SINGLE5-PERSON TRANSPORT BOARDWASHINGTON - A new U.S. Transportation Board

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

The shipping lines that specialize in transporting cars are grappling with the sort of problems othe

For the week ended June 21, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

The French port of Le Havre is becoming so frustrated with the poor quality of rail services provide

Joseph K. Wong, a port engineer with 11 years' experience in design, project planning and constructi

UTILITY CAN PASS ON ONLYLIMITED MILLSTONE COSTSNEW BRITAIN, Conn. - State regulators blocked

Friday June 27, 1997Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representing

Northeast Utilities, a company that has been cited for harassing whistle-blowers at its Connecticut

Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman declared an emergency outbreak of the Mediterranean fruit fly in

Enron Corp. and Portland General Corp. say they should complete their $3.1 billion merger by July 1.

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SHIPSLUFTHANSA HINTS AT SELLING18 PERCENT SHARE OF HAPAGBERLIN - The prospec

Shell Oil Co., under fire from human rights activists, hopes a deal to enable it to return to Nigeri

Call it the rubber match.Last June, Massachusetts Rep. Joseph P. Kennedy's effort to cut the

Today's edition marks the start of changes we've made to make The Journal of Commerce easier to use.

REEFER SPOTRATES FALLLONDON - Freight rates negotiated for refrigerated produce during the p

The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission said it proposed a $50,000 fine against Commonwealth Edison C

Do not expect all South American nations to embrace economic and political liberalization with the s

WORLD BANK ASKS INDIATO ACCELERATE REFORMSBOMBAY - The World Bank has asked India to speed e

JAPAN MAY EXPORTS UPBY 60 PERCENT, GROUP REPORTSTOKYO - Export contracts concluded by Japan'

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Minutes after safely landing at Frankfurt airport, an Air Georgia aircraft was hit by a freight carr