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The Coast Guard should consider privatizing or charging user fees for a new, $310 million vessel-tra

The Clinton administration on Tuesday was backing away from its objections to the selection of forme

PORT OF EVERETT (Wash.) - Karen Clements was named director of finance and administration for the po

It's going to be fascinating to see if Toyota can figure out how to sustain dominance in the world a

COAST GUARD TO CHARGE FEES BEGINNING MAY 1WASHINGTON - The Coast Guard will begin on

British Airways Chairman Sir Colin Marshall said Tuesday that he was not unduly concerned that an Au

"The United States will support China's accession to the World Trade Organization as a founding memb

The U.S. international payments deficit on current account last year hit $155.7 billion, the second-

ASIA NATIONS DISCUSS ECONOMIC COOPERATIONISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Pakistan Prime Minist

The Federal Aviation Administration is estimating that air cargo shippers will pay $352.7 million to

Hub Group Inc., the largest intermodal marketing company (IMC) in North America, this week filed a r

Brasilia says it will renegotiate a $1.4 billion contract with Raytheon Co. of Lexington, Mass., for

Leaseway Transportation Corp. announced Tuesday that it entered a merger agreement with Penske Dedic

European Union transport ministers agreed Tuesday to study whether to pool forces in negotiating ope

Scandinavian Airlines System has ordered 35 new Boeing jetliners worth $1.16 billion, the company sa

The Teamsters union, after charging Overnite Transportation Co. with a variety of unfair labor pract

Freight forwarders and customs brokers will soon have their own interactive network providing inform

In a country where changes in the political wind usually blow in on a barrage of slogans, Hainan's s

This year's oilseed crop in Argentina might be slightly smaller than earlier anticipated, partly bec

AMERICAN'S BOARD MAY ANNOUNCE SHAKE-UPDALLAS - The board of American Airlines parent

The electoral rout of the governing Congress Party in local polls in the industrial states of Mahara

CRUDE STEEL OUTPUT UP 12.3 PERCENT IN JAPANTOKYO - Japan's crude steel production in

The U.S., Mexican and Canadian customs services in the coming year will begin testing an automated c

A series of speakers Tuesday urged the Taiwanese government to import more liquefied natural gas in

EU, MEXICAN OFFICIALS CONSIDER TIGHTER LINKSBRUSSELS - European Union and Mexican of

Only a few months ago, Caterpillar Inc., the world's largest manufacturer of earthmoving equipment,

China's retail sales will "develop steadily" this year with retail sales volume expected to reach 46

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Environmentalists and most health experts continue to embrace the new cleaner-burning, "reformulated

The Japanese arm of U.S. trade giant Cargill Inc. said Tuesday it may attempt to take advantage of r

The winds and rain bearing down on California from the sea are threatening to make far worse what al

Indian and American firefighters on Tuesday capped a gas well in southern India, four days after snu

Western German wholesale prices rose 0.7 percent in February from January and were up 3.4 percent fr

The devastating floods that swept through California in January and again this month have sparked a

Japan plans to shut down its breeder reactor for three months of repairs beginning today, pushing ba

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India's 1994-95 (April-March) gross domestic product at factor cost is expected to rise 5.3 percent,

Spain's consumer price index rose 0.5 percent in February from January and was up 4.8 percent from F

GLOBAL COCOA OUTPUT TO RISE 2 PERCENT, USDA SAYSWASHINGTON - World cocoa bean produc

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