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Burlington Northern Railroad filled the long-vacant chief operating officer's position by naming exe

Freight forwarders in the Big Easy are anything but easy about ocean rates they believe give South F

After weeks of dithering in Western capitals, the U.S. Air Mobility Command is pushing ahead at full

Many foreign container lines would face greater rate scrutiny by the U.S. government than their U.S.

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U.S. shippers and truckers are reporting a sharp drop in traffic into Mexico, proof that the fallen

Cuban Foreign Minister Roberto Robaina, attacking the U.S. trade embargo on his communist-ruled isla

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China's light-industry sector saw exports jump 50 percent in the first five months of this year to $

China's large but largely unsophisticated machine-building sector plans to boost the value of its ou

Few things bring as broad or deep a smile to Japanese faces as a soak in one of Japan's 2,000 gurgli

The following business missions are scheduled for the coming months. The Journal of Commerce assumes

The Japan Association of Corporate Executives, or Keizai Doyukai, on Monday offered a set of proposa

JAPAN MAY RESUME AID TO MYANMARBANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Brunei - Japanese Deputy Foreign

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Azerbaijan's Parliament, after three years of often heated debate, has finally enacted the country's

An era dawns today when a nearly century-old Canadian rail-freight subsidy known as the Crow Rate sl

Forget hockey, think chardonnay - Canadian chardonnay. Canada is trying to shed its image as

Farmers in western Canada are incensed that they will have to pay a special levy to keep two small s

McDonald's golden arches have cast a giant shadow over a memorial to Israeli war dead. A voc

Japanese telecommunications giant Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp. (NTT) will tie up with Sony C

Truckers, shippers and transport lawyers meeting in Mexico early this week hope to agree upon unifor

The biggest privatization campaign in history has turned state-owned property into a capitalist carn

Illinois Central Railroad's bid to complete contract negotiations has hit a red signal after union l

OPERATING PROFIT SLIPS AT BURLINGTON AIRIRVINE, Calif. - Burlington Air Express repo

Japan's transport and home affairs ministries have decided to establish a joint organization to take

Fred Landman is not an astronaut, but he's collecting lucky charms for a 27- minute launch into spac

The All-China Youth Federation said it will team up with USA International Group to carry out a proj

The custom report-writing features in a CD-ROM of waterborne imports helped sell Kelly Stanyon, Olin

Emery Worldwide said it has implemented a new radio frequency positive tracking system called "Posit

The Air Transport Association has opened a site on the fast-growing sector of the Internet, the Worl

Even as the latest in a series of computer problems at Chicago area airports was rectified last week

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