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AMERICAN NATIONAL CAN TO CLOSE CALIF. FACILITYCHICAGO - American National Can Co. plans to c

Advent of a single European Community market is increasing pressure on third party distribution firm

CSC INDUSTRIES INC. (Warren, Ohio) - Joseph F. Lapinsky was appointed executive vice president. He w

Foreign lenders remain wary of extending credit to China despite signals that the United States and

FORD PLANT AT WINDSOR CLOSING AT END OF '90WINDSOR, Ontario - Ford of Canada said production

A new 30-acre rail intermodal terminal has enabled Honda of America Mfg. Inc. to slash inbound tran

The glamour is fading from the computer industry at the close of the 1980s, tarnishing one of the mo

INLAND STEEL INDUSTRIES INC. (Chicago) - W. Gordon Kay is now president of Joseph T. Ryerson & Son I

Dec. 12, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

1604 (Dec. 12, 1989) Previous day - 1603 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Georgia-Pacific Corp. took another step in its increasingly nasty fight to acquire Great Northern Ne

The phones constantly jingle in Tyco Industries Inc.'s near-empty warehouse in Moorestown, N.J.<

KINTETSU TOKYO UNIT TO HANDLE PERISHABLESROSLYN HEIGHTS, N.Y. - Kintetsu World Express (USA)

DOMINION VENTURE BUYS UNIROYAL TEXTILE PLANTSDominion Textile Inc. of Montreal is investing

Gerber Products Co.'s closing of its only Canadian baby food plant won't affect distribution to cust

CUSTOMS BROKERS ELECT OFFICERSMAUI, Hawaii - Arthur L. Litman, president of Castelazo & Asso

Jack Castinova, a flamboyant man who tried his hand at acting and diamond mining, finally hit the ja

Picture the world as a supermarket for investors, where every portfolio is packed with European stoc

Freight shippers are promising to fight an Interstate Commerce Commission proposal that would allow

The article headlined, "Transport Brokers' Approach to Ethics Problems Low Key," on Page10A of The J

H.E. SCHURIG OPENS OFFICE IN SINGAPOREHOUSTON - H.E. Schurig & Co., a Houston-based internat

Textile and apparel importers could slash their transportation costs by using middlemen, a panel of

The group representing transportation brokers continues taking a low-key approach as it deflects acc

FOXBORO PLANS MOVE TO MASSACHUSETTS SITENORWALK, Conn. - Foxboro Co. says it will move its N

GRAND METROPOLITAN FOOD SECTOR (Minneapolis) - Russell J. Bragg was named chairman and chief executi

GTE Corp. is revamping the distribution network of its U.S. Lighting Group. Over the next ye

TNT Auto Warehousing Inc. plans to add a second shift to its automobile service facility in Lafayett

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey approved a 10-year lease for an importer of prefabrica

BROKERS AND FORWARDERS CONSIDER OWN SOFTWAREMIAMI - The National Customs Brokers and Freight

Some chemical shippers may have to cough up $500 a year to help defray the cost of operating Chemtre

Shippers and truckers continue evolving to meet the changing transportation demands. For Far

Partnerships, paperless transactions and attention to human resources will play pivotal roles in the

GNN ACQUIRING STAKE IN LINERBOARD FACILITYNORWALK, Conn. - Great Northern Nekoosa Corp. is a

A shippers' group is questioning the validity of a Federal Highway Administration study that conclud

KRAFT USA (Glenview, Ill.) - Charles F. Martin III was named vice president, marketing services. He

FIRM'S NEW OFFICES LOCATED AT JFK AIRPORTJAMAICA, N.Y. - H.R. Robinson & Co. has moved into

Grocery and fresh produce shippers can expect expanded service in the next few weeks. Norfol

Major automakers are asking the Federal Maritime Commission to exempt themfrom tariff filing

When Toys "R" Us Inc. needs to speed documents to its overseas offices and stores, the toy-selling g

BABCOCK INDUSTRIES INC. (Fairfield, Conn.) - Harold E. Davies was named president of its Acco Materi