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Juan Jose Canay of Bodegas Trapiche SA has two choices when he exports more than 350,000 bottles of

U.S. exporters are using Japan's economic downturn to cut through the country's convoluted distribut

UNITED CHARTERING BROKERS LTD. (Singapore) - Takashi Ota was named manager of this chartering operat

The Port of Seattle is fashioning its first earthquake response plan. The proposed plan puts

JAPAN TRANSPORT MINISTRY EVALUATES US SHIP BILLTOKYO - Japan's Ministry of Transport

China Ocean Shipping Co., China's maritime flag carrier, is switching most of its regional transship

LANE Jan.-Mar. Jan.-Mar. 1993 1994Africa to West Coast

A senior Clinton administration official warned in Tokyo Wednesday of an ''acute political crisis" i

U.K. retail prices rose 2.6 percent in the year through June, the Central Statistical Office said We

Graph: CONSUMER PRICES, Percent change, seasonally adjusted, July 1993-June 1994 June 1994:

Before 1980, regulating the nation's rail and trucking industries was a hefty job: Frequently, the I

By law, the ICC can take only 31 months after a railroad merger application is filed to issuea decis

A joint venture run by world-wide broker Johnson & Higgins and Arisco, a large minority-owned broker

Worried about the carnage of Hurricane Andrew two years ago, the federal government Wednesday will s

CONSECO WEIGHING SALE OF STAKES IN 3 INSURERSNEW YORK - Conseco Inc. confirmed Wedne

The California Deparment of Insurance said it reached an agreement with Metropolitan Life Insurance

The chairman of R.J. Kiln, a major Lloyd's agency, predicts the number of people prepared to bear un

Prudential Securities Inc., a unit of Prudential Insurance Co. of America, said it will reserve an a

Action has been delayed on a bill that would force the state Bureau of Workers' Compensation to turn

A record year for tonnage at the state port in Gulfport translates into more jobs and expanded hours

These meat and poultry movements were the largest recorded from port documents, during the two weeks

Fallout from a congressional decision to end the ban on exporting Alaska crude oil would mean seriou

Regional Container Lines, a feeder operator domiciled in Thailand, is joining Thai carriers in expan

Organized labor fell seven votes short Tuesday in its semi-annual attempt at legislation to bar comp

Faced with more orders than trucks, Oliver Transportation Inc. (OTI) has taken the atypical step of

BRITISH AIRWAYS WORLD CARGO (London) - The airline has named six new management positions, all of wh

Now that the merger of Burlington Northern Railroad and Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway is und

Everything is on track for a regional airport in northwestern Arkansas to be open as early as 1997,

CANADAIR DENIES CLAIMS IT PLANS SPY PLANE SALEMONTREAL - Canadair Ltd. denied report

Within hours after being exonerated of corruption charges brought by political opponents, the Teamst

Ballard County officials said they saved taxpayers money by saving two flatbed railroad cars from th

Railroad freight continued to grow in June as the manufacturing sector of the economy continued to e

USAIR, MEXICANA AGREE TO FORM PARTNERSHIPARLINGTON, Va. - USAir and Mexicana Airline

Shareholders of United Airlines parent UAL Corp. have approved the proposed buyout of the nation's N

MET ED LOSES BID TO BILL FOR TMI2 SHUTDOWNHARRISBURG, Pa. - Pennsylvania's Commonwea

United Transportation Union and Soo Line Railroad officials continued to meet Tuesday at the Nationa

Power tariffs in India will be raised to make overseas investments more profitable and to improve th

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Declining Russian crude oil production and rising domestic industrial demand could soon bite into Ru

July 12, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f