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Ocean carriers in the North Atlantic usually look forward to the fall. It's when the European factor

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Crime and vandalism strike the nation's rails more than 175 times a day, but the outright sabotage s

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STRIKE STILL HAMPERS PORT OF LIVERPOOLLONDON - Cargo handling activities at Liverpoo

At international trade shows, potential investors are sometimes confused when they see the Georgia r

As cargo movement at Georgia's ports continues its upward climb, shippers and cargo carriers are pla

Traffic moving through Mexico's prime West Coast port, Manzanillo, is being diverted following Monda

In the story "MEBA Backs Opposition Slate for AFL-CIO Offices," which appeared on page 1B on Monday,

Shares in Royal Nedlloyd NV fell sharply again Tuesday after dropping more than 15 percent Monday am

At the Georgia state port facility in Brunswick, Mitsubishis, Saabs, Land Rovers, Toyotas and other

In what would be the first major amendment of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990, tanker owners are count

They say there is no better aroma than the smell of a new car. You will get no argument from the Tea

RISS INTERMODAL CHIEF TO SPEAK AT LUNCHEONWASHINGTON - Tom Brown, president of RISS

It was a record-breaking year for Georgia ports. During the fiscal year that ended June 30,

CHINESE PERFUMERY, SWISS FIRM FORGE DEALKUNMING, China - The Kunming perfumery in this capit

NORTH AMERICA Private Label Expo. Oct. 16-18. New York. Contact: Lou Epstein, (212) 838-8688

Relations between China and the United States appear to be thawing slightly, but forthcoming high-le

With production levels already down and airlines not exactly clamoring for new planes, Boeing Co. is

In a victory for West Virginia rail shippers, CSX Transportation Inc. has given up on plans to impos

Lufthansa Cargo AG and an Indian-owned, British-based company are getting together to set up a cargo

A one-day strike by 5 million public-sector employees protesting a proposed pay freeze brought Frenc

A strike at a strategic St. Louis switching railroad ended shortly after it began when a federal jud

Some slogans inspire and endure. "A chicken in every pot," promised by President Hoover, is

In an effort to boost exports, two leading U.S. textile and apparel industry groups are holding a se

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

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 239.59 up 1.08 whi

Ukraine's economy could start to grow in the second half of 1996 after steep declines following the

When it comes to lobbying the United States, no country does a more comprehensive job than Japan.

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EEOC CHARGES FEDEX WITH DISCRIMINATIONMEMPHIS - Federal Express Corp. discriminated

Cyberbucks, the virtual "currency" used by Internet enthusiasts, could prove a very risky means of p

Two distinguished political doctors have been brought in to try to revive a nearly dead bill allowin