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The U.S. merchandise trade deficit widened in November to $15.5 billion from $13.7 billion in Octobe

In an effort to stake out new markets arising from intrastate trucking deregulation, Con-Way Transpo

Burlington Northern Railroad has realigned its Merchandise Business Group, which accounts for more t

Russia's housing and non-housing construction, despite severe shortages, attracts a limited interest

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CSX Corp. Thursday reported its third consecutive quarterly net earnings record, announcing it earne

The price war that followed the liberalization of French air routes from Paris to Marseilles and Tou

CSX AGAIN SEEKS OK TO ABANDON W.VA. TRACKELKINS, W.Va. - For the second time, CSX Tr

Republicans and Democrats squared off Thursday for what is shaping up as a battle that could bring t

In an enhancement to its direct Asia-Mexico shipping service begun last year, American President Lin

NS Cargo, the newly independent Dutch rail freight company, and the Port of Rotterdam, the world's b

Santa Fe Pacific Corp. fourth-quarter operating income was $123 million, 7 percent higher than the $

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NORTHWEST AIRLINES REGISTERS RECORD PROFITST. PAUL, Minn. - Northwest Airlines repor

Internal fighting over Teamsters union finances threatened to boil over into the courtsWednesday, wh

With the shadow of the takeover fight with Burlington Northern Inc. to acquire Santa FePacific Corp.

Papua New Guinea has signed the 1994 International Coffee Agreement, thereby becoming a provisional

The Interstate Commerce Commission, earmarked early as a candidate for elimination under fiscal 1995

California's farm industry suffered more than $58 million in damage from two weeks of storms, offici

Coca-Cola and Pepsico are in a fizz about an international pact that seeks to rid the world of exces

Strong growth in sales volume and cost-cutting helped Pfizer Inc. to a 16 percent increase in profit

Following the lead of neighboring utility Southern California Edison Co., San Diego Gas & Electric C

FARMERS PLAN TO RAISE 3 PERCENT MORE TURKEYS IN '95WASHINGTON - Farmers raised sligh

In a move that could spell trouble for freight forwarders and shippers, Continental Airlines is slas

The chairman of Anglo American Corp., the world's largest gold mining company, Thursday openly criti

Natural gas is expected to encounter more competition from electricity under the restructuring of th

No story.

An unpublicized sale of U.S.-made jet engines to Iran last month has touched off a flurry of questio

Two rural Nevada power companies have filed a second lawsuit against the federal government, chargin

Jamaica's largest bauxite refiner started shutting down its plant on Thursday after the union repres

WESTINGHOUSE TO BUILD PLANT IN NETHERLANDSPITTSBURGH - Westinghouse Electric Corp. s

Sun Co. said fourth-quarter earnings were hurt by its inability to fully recover higher costs associ

Only table.

Thursday Jan. 19, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

Abdul Mohsen al-Mudaij, Kuwait's oil minister, Wednesday reiterated there would be no cuts in oil se

The incredible devastation resulting from Japan's largest earthquake in decades assaults the senses

Shippers, lines and traders are divided on the best way to keep goods moving without the use of eart

Nigerian Labor Minister Samuel Ogbemudia Wednesday promised talks with the Nigerian Labor Congress,

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