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CARGOLUX OPERATING NEW BOEING 747-400LUXEMBOURG - Cargolux Airlines International to

The Dutch government has announced plans to sell a second batch of shares in the state-run telephone

"This is old wine in an about-to-be-deregulated bottle. If the commission investigates Japanese port

With general elections less than a year away, reforms in the coal sector appear to have been put on

Facing stiff challenges from several directions at once, the inbound Pacific rate-setting conference

The Baltic Freight Index is a daily indicator of world bulk shipping freight rate levels.

17 PROBLEM BANKS TAKEN OVER IN NIGERIALAGOS - The Nigerian Central Bank took over ma

For the week ended Sept. 9, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Federal Express Corp. said it earned $75.3 million, or $1.33 a share, in the quarter ended Aug. 31,

In danger of falling behind in service to its biggest hub in Atlanta, Delta Air Lines said it is bee

The U.S. air traffic control system is more reliable than ever despite glitches like those that have

The problem, perhaps, is a natural one. Given the chance, and not told otherwise, bureaucrats often

Michael Bennett, business insurance underwriting supervisor for American Family Mutual Insurance Co.

Not much is known about the founding of the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies, acco

Reform of the Superfund hazardous waste cleanup program is jockeying with the continuing wrangling o

Railroad officials said last week they are doing all they can to keep up with corn shipments in Iowa

Citing one of the highest crossing collision rates in the country, railroad police in Alabama will b

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USAir said it has applied to the U.S. Department of Transportation for authority to begin service be

Despite the growth of the containership business at many seaports, steady shipments of several heavy

Shippers gathering in northern Virginia this week for the annual legislative meeting of the National

The theme of the 100th annual convention of the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies i

Chile, after weathering Latin America's financial turmoil early this year, can expect steady if unsp

One of the tough parts about leading an organization like the National Association of Mutual Insuran

A reprimand suffered by a group of Swiss parliamentarians in Brussels has prompted a debate that cou

Mine capacity, not port capacity, is what's bedeviling South African coal exports at the moment.

It's gut check time for the Port of Philadelphia. The port built a fruit trade with South Am

The Anschutz Co. and Quest Communications Corp. have been granted a permit by Mexico's Communication

The price of newsprint has drastically increased this year, but that hasn't ebbed its flow into U.S.

NORTEL CONSORTIUM WINS MEXICO PHONE DEALTORONTO - Canada's Northern Telecom Ltd. sai

REGIONAL BLOCS European agribusiness conference. Sept. 19. Seattle. Contact: Harry B

Breakbulk shipments rose at Virginia Port Authority terminals in July, producing for the first time

American Airlines will cut the ribbon today at a new cargo terminal that will more than double its c

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The Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority (ACTA) and the city of Compton, Calif., reached agreem

Railroad and truck safety lobbyists have assembled the Coalition Against Bigger Trucks to oppose any

A major overhaul of France's state-owned rail company, the Societe Nationale des Chemins-de-Fer Fran

PITTSBURGH LOGISTICS SYSTEMS INC. (Pittsburgh) - Jerry A. Babcock was named director of operations d

CAR PRODUCTION RISES DESPITE TEAMSTERS STRIKESOUTHFIELD, Mich. - Vehicle production

A meeting between Brazilian government officials and representatives of the coffee industry resulted