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The fundamental differences between management and labor were the first order of business discussed

Both a lawyer and an economist, CSX Transportation Group President and Chief Executive Officer John

The Supreme Court Monday refused to review the Federal Reserve Board decision to allow a bank to dea

Gov. Thomas H. Kean and NJ Transit Corp. are expected to announce this week a series of rail project

Saatchi & Saatchi Co. announced the formal merger of two of its advertising agencies to form a combi

Heath Meriwether, until recently executive editor of the Miami Herald, Monday was named executive ed

Panel Votes Funds For LA Metro RailA House panel voted to allocate $150 million for the Los

Customers of Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Co. are scrambling to find new routes for their natural g

A state-owned Taiwan company will buy more than $1 billion worth of U.S. petrochemical products duri

With the ink on Imperial Chemical Industries PLC's contract for the $1.69 billion acquisition of Sta

Chun Agrees to Meet With Political FoesSEOUL, South Korea - President Chun Doo-hwan made a d

The spring wheat harvest is in full swing and demand is heavy in the Southwest for railcars.

Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter said Monday that instead of risking alignment with one side in th

The Federal Maritime Commission is serving notice to ports and terminal operators that they must liv

The Maritime Administration completed revamping its rules governing the refunding of construction su

U.S. companies would be among those hardest hit by across-the-board U.S. import curbs, government st

After the death of 38 dolphins off the coast of Apulia in southern Italy, authorities have seized a

For the first time, the United States and Canada will operate common border facilities on an experim

Almost half of strikes on the Australian waterfront involve political issues unrelated to working co

France's state-controlled shipping concern, Compagnie Generale Maritime, is engaged in an ambitious

Two of Asia's notorious piraters of trademarks and copyright are moving to clean up their act, and C

Kloster Cruise A/S changes its name to Vard A/S today, the result of a merger between this company,

Stevedores should not be entitled to an "interstate commerce" sales tax exemption, according to a un

Talk to Colin Unsworth about the most important changes he's seen in the shipping business and he me

Seattle Violence Linked to IBU StrikeIn a rash of weekend violence linked to a long strike a

The four individual Leif Hoegh shipping companies are being merged into one, to be called Leif Hoegh

The new Norwegian International Ship Register (NIS) seems well on its way to be coming popularly acc

Government acknowledgement that Greek-flag shipping will need substantial tax relief to be competiti

Geostar Corp. announced successful implementation of the first phase of its satellite-based vehicle

Commission Rules On Rail-Truck MovesRail-affiliated truck lines performing the highway porti

Paccar Inc. of Bellevue, Wash., staged a dramatic upset in May sales of heavy trucks, outselling Nav

Its old chill facility chocked full of fruit and a Japanese ship on the way with apples to discharge

The following index charts weekly changes in motor carrier tonnage originatingfrom 49 produc

The Interstate Commerce Commission reaffirmed a prior ruling that some freight trucked within a stat

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The government of Colombia objected to U.S. Federal Maritime Commission's proposed retaliation again

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The threat of a national dock strike over the closure of the Greenock container terminal in Scotland

In action unrelated to his port position, port of Houston Commissioner Refugio "Rey" Gonzales Jr. ha

To cheers from crowds lining the harbor and the beach, the world's oldest ironclad warship, the 127-