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The U.S. owners and the Greek captain of the Braer, the oil tanker that ran aground on the Shetland

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

It's an alchemist's dream: turning steel into gold without investing a dime. But a U.S. entr

The seizure last January at Le Havre of an Angolan vessel deemed unsafe by French authorities has ra

Only five years ago, Spain was the economic darling of Europe, but a prolonged period of slow growth

India has burst the bubble of protectionism surrounding its aviation industry and emerged as one of

Aviation insurance rates are continuing their steady climb, with rates up anaverage of 20 pe

The push for a more open air cargo market across the Atlantic has slowed as one of the key players p

The European Union's relations with its Arab neighbors on the southern shores of the Mediterranean a

Recent increases in overflight and landing charges at Indian airports will push up operating costs o

A year after Boeing Co. launched an effort to halve the time it takes to build a jetliner, several o

Graphs and pie charts: 1)US DOMESTIC AIR CARGO WEIGHT BY MARKET SEGMENT; Domestic Air Cargo

With a new manager on board, officials here are hoping to put a turbulent era in Hartsfield Internat

Lew Llewellyn takes over the new post of senior manager of cargo distribution systems and industry a

Tuning guitars hardly fits the traditional image of services provided by United Parcel Service, but

Strong shipper demand for multimodal door-to-door delivery options is spurring air freight companies

In 1985, 16-year-old Boyd Clark hatched a $15 ostrich egg with a hair dryer. Today, 150 of these ung

Technology is becoming the mode of choice for air freight companies trying to keep their employees i

Canadian Trade Minister Roy MacLaren said he is confident the United States will not take unilateral

4 US FIRMS TO LEAVE TOKYO STOCK MARKETTOKYO - In another sign of waning confidence i

CHINA, ISRAEL INK PACT FOR AIRCRAFT REPAIRSBEIJING - China and Israel signed a US$13

ISO 9000 Standards for Quality Management. April 7-8. Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta. Cont

Is high-tech information advancing or confusing logistics? Researchers at Northwestern University's

The Union Pacific Railroad plan to spend $300 million for new alternating current (AC) traction loco

(1) DAILY INDEX Annual Smoothed percent +4.343/21 97.5 3/22 97.5 3/23 97.5

Transact International Inc. said it has received a contract to supply equipment and engineering serv

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

Friday, March 25, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Strong economic reports for March will lift the U.S. dollar this week, currency traders and analysts

IRAN, S. AFRICA DISCUSS TERM CRUDE CONTRACTLONDON - Iran is negotiating to re-establ

The start of the biggest-ever seismic offshore exploration of the Kazakh part of the Caspian Sea she

A treaty creating the Association of Caribbean States is expected to be ready for signing this July

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China's traditional role as a net importer of base metals is being undermined by a wave of exports,

The Journal of Commerce Industry Price Index set a new high for the year on Friday after holding to

The merger between KN Energy Inc. and American Oil and Gas Corp. will result in bolstering the compa

International Petroleum Exchange Mar. 25, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

A $1.5 billion International Monetary Fund loan to Russia is likely by early May or possibly sooner,

New York Mercantile Exchange - Mar. 25, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

Western donors have pledged another $300 million in aid to Zambia this year in response to governmen