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Canada's biggest general cargo port Thursday went into its third consecutive day of paralysis becaus

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Increasing competition from the United States and Asia is putting pressure on Europe's insurers to r

Visitors to Japan expressed shock and concern Thursday at exchange rate shifts that have raised the

The dollar will set record lows as problems in Argentina, Mexico and Brazil heighten fears of financ

Bringing two worlds together isn't always easy, particularly when those worlds are as different as t

The U.S. dollar tumbled with the Mexican peso Thursday. The dollar remained well above recor

A new batch of Clinton administration initiatives will help launch the ''second phase" of Haiti's pl

Fifteen U.S. carpenters and drywallers are a pretty unlikely group to be at the vanguard of market-o

U.S. building material and prefabricated housing companies could see huge market gains from rebuildi

In a perfect world, all riverboat casinos would be like this one. The SS Admiral never goes

Pointing out that the country's port efficiency isn't all it should be, Malaysia's leader said cargo

Developing nations charge that the latest U.S. proposal for integrating textiles and apparel into th

"Technology will continue to change far too rapidly for government to regulate efficiently; unfetter

The South Pacific nation of Vanuatu made plans Thursday to evacuate thousands of villagers from Amba

CHINA TEXTILE SHIPMENTS TO US FELL LAST YEARWASHINGTON - China's textile shipments t

COURT RULING ENDS BRAZILIAN PORT STRIKESAO PAULO, Brazil - Activities at Brazil's la

Jacques Santer, the European Commission president, is expected to ask South Korea next week to withd

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A growing number of exporters see the need for a world production program to obtain either a cheaper

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Lloyd's of London has created a new post in order to make one person responsible for the corporation

The House is moving toward passage today of the Common Sense Legal Standards Reform Act setting new

Peter Middleton, deputy chairman of Lloyd's of London, said Thursday that Lloyd's will make its seco

Britain is considering legislative action to ensure all ships calling at U.K. ports or operating in

Nearly three months after the surprise Dec. 20 devaluation of the peso that triggered Mexico's curre

For Latin America, the sliding U.S. dollar increases the general economic uncertainty generated by M

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ALLEGHANY CHIEF TO JOIN SANTA FE PACIFIC BOARDSCHAUMBURG, Ill. - Santa Fe Pacific Co

A new study reports that 22 years of deregulation in the rail industry has exacted a heavy toll on A

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The U.S. Transportation Department, shrugging off interference from Brussels, pressed ahead this wee

Canadian shippers are bracing for a job action that could shut down portions of Canada's rail system

A stalemate in bilateral aviation negotiations between the United States and China could threaten pl

The bank that arranged a $1.8 billion credit facility for International Lease Finance Corp. was inco

U.S. railroads are keeping close watch on the increasing prospect that one or more Canadian carriers

The breakneck legislative pace in the House pulled up Wednesday as House transportation leaders post

Southern Pacific's stance on the proposed Burlington Northern-Santa Fe rail combination, which sugge

Chinese geologists said they verified a gas-bearing structure with proven reserves topping 2 trillio