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Rail freight traffic in the third quarter slightly accelerated the trend of modest improvement over

TRANSPORT DEVELOPMENT GROUP PLC (London) - Frans van de Schootbrugge was appointed business developm

China said Wednesday that Western competitors will have to wait until the end of the year to discove

Antti Potila doesn't have to think long and hard about his game plan. "Survival is the name

Clinton administration officials Wednesday said a House plan to reform the Federal Aviation Administ

Finnair's cargo unit, benefiting from the robust recovery in the domestic economy, posted even more

The French government plans to expand Roissy-Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) and build a third major

M.S. Carriers Inc. and American Freightways Corp., two growing trucking companies, saw reduced third

Another aspect of the old way of shipping is under threat from the high-tech, faster ways of doing b

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

The painstaking investigation into Monday's fatal Amtrak derailment continued Wednesday with roughly

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U.S. crude oil inventories rose by 1.2 million barrels during the week ended Oct. 6, compared with t

Wednesday Oct. 11, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represen

Finland and Sweden, the most junior members of the European Union, are about to teach their elders a

TEXACO-LED CONSORTIUM TO BUILD POWER PLANTMANILA, Philippines - A consortium led by

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CONOCO INC. (Houston) - Archie W. Dunham will become president and chief executive of this integrate

Grain and soybean prices, already at the highest in years, soared again Wednesday after a government

Increases in sowing and cultivation recorded during the first nine months of this year are expected

The nation's soybean growers want an increase in price-supporting government loan rates that enables

A Texas oil company has been granted a concession to explore off the coast of Guyana. The co

House consideration of the Ocean Shipping Reform Act of 1995, a bill that would eliminate the Federa

Iraqi President Saddam Hussein is showing no sign of the desperation that diplomats in Baghdad belie

Ocean carriers in the outbound trans-Pacific rate-making group are talking about expanding their use

Russia's Rao EES Rossii, the world's largest power producer and distributor, is close to making the

Despite denials by the Iranian government, U.S. trade sanctions have hurt Iran through the loss of o

MARITIME OFFICIALS SEEK RETURN OF HIJACKED SHIPKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - The Internat

Mexico's commerce agency Wednesday issued a final ruling upholding unfair trade penalties against U.

U.S. tire manufacturers have won two key concessions for access to Mexico, but negotiations continue

Port and infrastructure projects of national significance could be in jeopardy as city and county go

Nancy Haslip, strategic planning manager of the personal computer business at Digital Equipment Corp

Transportation Research Forum. Oct. 12. New York Chapter. Jeffrey C. Crowe, chairman, president and

BRITAIN TO PRIVATIZE RAILTRACK NEXT YEARBLACKPOOL, England - The government will pri

Saddled with a history of political violence, Northern Ireland is coaxing U.S. companies to the Brit

JAPAN NOT COOPERATING, US CARMAKERS SAYWASHINGTON - U.S. carmakers Wednesday complai

"I've been to all the islands of the Caribbean and this place has got everything; the resources, the

The European Union on Wednesday blocked a request from the United States for the establishment of a

The Czech Republic's consumer price index rose 0.9 percent in September compared with August, making