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With falling world prices greeting the cotton harvest that starts this month, U.S. cotton merchants

A group representing major shipping lines operating between Europe and the Persian Gulf ports announ

Every day, rain or shine, William B. Saunders, grain procurement manager for Murphy Family Farms, ha

The Gulf Ports Association, representing 28 ports in four states, is trying to round up co-sponsors

Insurance investigators in southern China said they cracked a scam by shipping operators in Guangdon

It won't be your average vehicle auction. It will be fairly quiet. Instead of shouts and fast-talkin

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Grain shippers fear that high rail rates will be the price they pay for the demise of the Interstate

Three major international airlines will be offering increased cargo capacity to and from Chicago thi

Banking on an increase in business in Africa's southern tip, Fritz Cos. has acquired Quick Freight a

As the strike against the nation's largest car hauler reached its fifth day Monday, auto manufacture

Charles L. Little, 59, has taken over the top job at the United Transportation Union, the nation's l

European and North American corporations plan to participate in hundreds of major infrastructure pro

Sixteen years after a scandal closed trading, potato futures could be revived this year, but on a di

UP, SP RETHINK RAIL ABANDONMENTSOMAHA, Neb. - Union Pacific Railroad and Southern Pa

Rep. Norman Y. Mineta, D-Calif., the senior Democrat on the House Transportation and Infrastructure

The Internet may finally be as big as its hype. Although figures of as high as 30 million us

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

CURRENT TEXTILE AND APPAREL QUOTAS: Average recent utilization rate indicates full quota uti

"The United States and Japan need to move away from political posturing and rebuild their trade rela

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 240.14 up 0.05 whi

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Major gateways should experience no disruption in service on Oct. 1 as Customs transfers many functi

Norway's consumer price index fell 0.2 percent in August from a month earlier, the Central Bureau of

The Norwegian government hopes that a bilateral energy agreement to be signed with Indonesia will pa

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EXPORT GROWTH SEEN SLOWING IN CHINAHONG KONG - Chinese Trade Minister Wu Yi said tha

Shell U.K. Exploration & Production announced that it has suggested a meeting in October with Greenp

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With federal trade promotion programs like the Export-Import Bank and the agricultural marketing pro

Exporters/suppliers or importers/buyers are sought for the following items. Interested parties are a

As U.S. protests against South Africa's apartheid regime gained momentum in the mid-1980s, bewildere

Fuel-oil trading trends in the Far East are changing due to a flood of supplyfrom North Asia

Aluminum consumption by emerging markets should expand rapidly in coming years, said Allen Born, cha

OPEC Secretary General Rilwanu Lukman doesn't expect the scheduled Sept. 25-26 meeting between OPEC

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