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Indonesia sent out its first car exports on the weekend with a shipment of four cars to Brunei and T

The port of Sacramento says it's almost ready to start its new truck brokerage service. The

The Interstate Commerce Commission adopted final rules clearing the way for trucking companies to se

When Joseph Corr arrived at Trans World Airlines last March to take a look at things for owner/chair

America West Airlines announced plans for a major expansion, including the acquisition of nine advan

The Department of Transportation sent an order to the president establishing the legal framework for

Midway Airlines said it dedicated one of its Boeing 737-200 aircraft to the city of Orlando, Fla., i

The Federal Aviation Administration intends to go ahead with its plan to change the Northeast corrid

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British Airways Issue Heavily OversubscribedA last-minute rush for British Airways' shares F

* IKEA, a Scandinavian home furnishings company that opened stores on the East Coast in early 1986.

Last year Austin Rover, the passenger car division of Britain's state-owned Rover Group PLC, had a r

A Fujitsu-developed thermal imaging system called INFRA-EYE 160 can be used by doctors to make accur

Foreign retailers may control 10 percent of the U.S. market by the end of the 1980s, an industry exp

A few surprises may be in store for some companies when the Harmonized System of Coding goes into ef

The U.S. Customs Service unveiled its new $5 million "war room" in the Reagan administration's war o

Chrysler Corp.'s principal operating unit, Chrysler Motors Corp., is talking with distributors in Eu

Commerce Sets Limits On Mauritius GoodsThe Commerce Department set import limits on certain

The time has come once again for grown-ups to wallow in the world of toys. It's sensory over

GATT Talks Resume GENEVA - Members of the 92-nation General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade w

Heavy truck leasing companies and dealers who sell big rigs met with government tax writers last wee

Top Stories The once traditional marine insurance market is falling victim to the slump in s

Last December, The Journal of Commerce offered free help-wanted classified ads to former employees o

Seattle port commissioners voted unanimously to jump into the hotly contested on-dock rail race - bu

The United States will not hesitate to take legislative or executive action against attempts to subv

Flags of convenience are here to stay and will grow, Liberia declared in a spirited defense of the o

Japanese shipbuilding yards within the next few years will receive orders for two U.S.-designed Aegi

Some 200 delegates from 41 nations ended the fifth international shipping conference here by express

The new contracts that Australian coking coal producers just negotiated with Japanese steel mills wi

February 5, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo

Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. won permission from the government to make calls at its option at ports on

Negotiations to end the longshoremen's strikes in the port of Rotterdam's conventional cargo sector

In an unusual step, the port of Oakland rejected the lowest bid on a construction project because a

The Army Corps of Engineers has given a state agency another month to see if Navy dredging technolog

Wheat Terminal Strikes Continue in AustraliaSYDNEY, Australia - Strikes continued at Austral

A non-union operator is working peacefully and smoothly in the port of Miami. Until recently

The Maritime Administration's Maritime Subsidy Board rejected a complaint against its decision to al

Shipowners, forwarding and maritime agents, trucking companies and other entrepreneurs using the por

Shippers in Asia are marshaling their forces to fight what they call unilateral hikes in freight rat