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A study by a respected law enforcement agency may give the Interstate Commerce Commission and its pa

Texas government agencies, fearing they will be asked to shoulder the burden of U.S.-Mexico trade on

MOTOR CARRIERS TO GET FEE REFUNDS FROM MASS.WASHINGTON - Motor carriers that paid Ma

Louisiana will put up $1 million or more as part of a lawsuit to try to recoup up to $4.5 million fr

Trying to get a legal framework in place before the U.S.-Mexico border opens to international compet

"Have you driven a Daewoo car lately? We've come a long way," a smiling Kim Tae-gou, president of Da

Until the Teamsters struck the nation's largest union less-than-truckload companies nearlytwo weeks

China unveiled Friday an ambitious "Agenda 21" plan to promote sustainable development that will rel

Not a lot of people get the chance to play the role of law giver. Among others, there was Mo

The growing problem of stowaways will be the focus of a meeting Wednesday of the Maritime Security C

A new automated air traffic control system, hampered by cost overruns and development problems for y

McDonnell Douglas Corp.'s space business is getting a big boost - a $400 million contract to launch

Amtrak admits that electrifying its Northeast Corridor will hamper Providence & Worcester Railroad's

CELADON GROUP (Indianapolis) - Robert J. Mueller was named vice president of Celadon's airfreight su

Ministers from more than 100 nations signed the most extensive trade accord in commercial history he

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STUDY PROJECTS COSTS OF PLANE NOISE RULESWICHITA, Kan. - The U.S. airline industry c

The Dutch government is backing a radical plan for a 220-mph rail freight service linking Amsterdam

As 20 Romanian stowaways boarded a bus for the New York-New Jersey area last week, carrier officials

The Channel tunnel linking England and France probably is the safest construction of its kind in the

Intelligent Vehicle Highway Society. April 17-20. Fourth annual meeting. Atlanta Hilton & Towers Hot

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Alaska's exports fell for the first time in 1993, sliding about $480 million to $2.6 billion for the

A recent scandal over auto imports has highlighted a glaring gap in Argentina's commitment to an ope

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Friday said it is nearing a decision on the approval of a m

New York Mercantile Exchange - Apr. 15, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

Argentina is unlikely to backtrack on its commitment to open trade, despite a record trade deficit o

International Petroleum Exchange Apr. 15, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

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In a step toward competitive, third-party sales of least-cost electricity to large industrial power

The Caribbean Community said it will seek accession to the North American Free Trade Agreement as a

EU USURPS US AS NO. 3 CHINA TRADE PARTNERThe European Union moved ahead of the United States

China, facing surging illegal imports of everything from cigarettes to limousines, has ordered custo