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UGANDA INVITES BIDSFOR COFFEE BOARD STAKELONDON - The Ugandan government placed an advertise

The U.S. Energy Department said cleaning up its former nuclear weapons plants in the long run could

Friday July 26, 1996Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representing

MURPHY REFINERY CANOPERATE IN NEW ORLEANSNEW ORLEANS - The Department of Commerce last week

The participation of Enron Development Corp. of Houston in the construction of the Bolivian end of a

Alleged futures trading abuses by a rogue trader of Sumitomo Corp., which came to light last month,

Sun Co. said it has sold its international oil and gas production business to Agip (U.K.) Ltd. for a

The American Insurance Association, whose members include some of the largest insurers of trucking f

Switzerland's exports of chemicals increased by 5.2 percent to 13.1 billion Swiss francs ($10.8 bill

DEAL CLEARS KEY HURDLEFOR HEALTH INSURANCE BILLWASHINGTON - The White House last week cheere

AETNA POSTS QUARTER NETOF $288 MILLIONHARTFORD, Conn. - Aetna reported $288 million in net i

CREWMAN DEAD AS SHIPSINKS OFF ST. KITTSSAN JUAN - A Honduran-flagged cement carrier sank off

The Port of Houston, preparing to become one of the first ports to tap federal highway dollars to ex

At Sotheby's auction house in London earlier this month, a single bottle of wine fetched a $32,000 p

South Korea's auto insurers are being instructed to increase compensation to victims of traffic acci

Long-range planning is not so much dealing with future decisions, but with the future of today's dec

The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore said it will revamp pilotage rules. Two changes will pe

Last year, United Parcel Service purchased SonicAir, the third-party logistics services company. Whi

Amid their pleasant vineyards near the Rhine River in southwestern Germany, the Kaufmann family invi

Bud Bowl is played differently in China.A year after setting up the first majority U.S.-owne

AS AIRCOMMERCE WENT to press this month, investigators, while leaning toward sabotage, were still tr

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P.J. Arnoldy was annoyed.On too many occasions truckers short of equipment left freight coll

Though car manufacturers use ground transportation for the majority of their assembly line needs, it

News reports of the fatal crash of ValuJet Flight 592 into the Florida Everglades on May 11 chilled

Aviation entrepreneur George Batchelor is hoping the third time is the charm for Arrow Air.M

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This is my final flight for AirCommerce as I exchange my reporter's notebook at The Journal of Comme

China's air cargo industry is poised for a major takeoff within the next five years as it catches up

Only a few short decades ago, United Parcel Service was the the Superman of the delivery business, w

James P. Kelley stood by the conference table in United Parcel Service's Atlanta headquarters and fi

The integrated carriers are capitalizing on their technological leadership again as they uncover new

SHIPSSTOWAWAYS GET MORETHAN THEY BARGAINED FORTAURANGA, New Zealand - Two Moroccan s

Contract talks between the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Conrail Inc. resumed late

President Clinton Thursday called on the U.S. airline industry to conduct more thorough security che

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''Hi. I'm from the government - I'm here to help!''This is just what the Atlanta Committee f

The Maritime Administration faces almost certain cuts under 1997 budget legislation now moving throu

Fritz Cos., the fast-growing forwarder and logistics giant that previously could do little wrong in