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Federal Express Corp. and the Air Line Pilots Association are set to return to the table Monday, the

Mexico is giving serious consideration to requests by its truckers that a regulation allowing for th

The Canadian government, in the largest commercial transaction in the nation's history, this week be

Gov. William Weld's plan to build a double-stack rail system in Massachusettswent back into

A draft of the final communique from this week's summit of Asia-Pacific nations makes no mention of

The House responded late Wednesday to rail labor concerns by restoring union protections to legislat

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Illinois Central Railroad Co., in a bid to ease customers' concerns that a Southern Pacific-Union Pa

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"Marketing loans (to farmers) are one of the great euphemisms of farm policy, equivalent to calling

TRAFFIC CLUB OF NEWARK. Nov. 16. Multimodal Night features Jim Larson, manager of cargo at Port Auth

Fine Airlines is pushing the Peruvian government and the U.S. Department of Transportation to end an

Mexican and U.S. transport officials are here this week giving truckers an overview of requirements

Cargo traffic at the world's airports increased 6.7 percent in August to reach 4.07 million tons com

Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp. is testing a new railcar to handle finished vehicles, with the go

House and Senate conferees, after a month of hammering out differences between two versions of a bil

As 1995 winds to a close, players in the textile and apparel trade are facing issues that range from

AIR FRANCE ALL BUBBLY AFTER WINE DELIVERYPARIS - Air France said Wednesday that it d

DELAY OF NAFTA TALKS DISAPPOINTS CHILEWASHINGTON - Chilean officials Wednesday said

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Five years ago, few Poles thought Lech Walesa should run for president of his country, but they knew

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The story headlined "Palestinians Hope Progress Hasn't Died With Rabin," which appeared Thursday, No

South Korea's disgraced ex-President Roh Tae Woo on Wednesday was grilled by state prosecutors for t

Incentives announced in the Sri Lankan budget last week are expected to spur a shift from lower-end

Only six months ago, then-foreign minister Shimon Peres was quoted by a top U.S. official complainin

Nippon Steel Corp. said 69.8 percent of steel cans in Japan were recycled in 1994, an increase of 8.

ITC: US FIRMS INJURED BY JAPANESE STEEL PLATEThe International Trade Commission said it made

With Eduard Shevardnadze's re-election this month, the Georgian government is expected to continue e

Japanese police have mobilized one of their rugby teams to keep up with U.S. President Clinton and S

PERRY BREAKS TABOO, TALKS SECURITY ISSUESU.S. Defense Secretary William Perry's suggestion t

Southeast Asian nations threw their support on Wednesday behind the principle of full trade liberali

Pacific Rim countries could grow by a massive 20 percent by 2000 if they can improve airports, power

APEC-mania has even spread to Osaka's entertainment district. When the serious business of n

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

As of Nov. 15, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

Just as the railroads opened up the American West in the last century, the new rail line linking Bei

CANADIAN COMPANY JOINS CHINA GOLD MINE PROJECTBEIJING - Canada's Asian Minerals Corp