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The Mexican government has indicated it is willing to negotiate a possible softening of its ban on n

Panhandle Eastern Corp.'s $3.2 billion offer for Texas Eastern Corp. may be generating excitement in

During the 1950s, almost half of the rigs on U.S. roads bore the Fruehauf nameplate. Detroit

CARBIDE RESTATES NET FOR YEAR AND QUARTERDANBURY, Conn. - Union Carbide Corp. said it was re

WHO WILL TAKE OVER as president of the ports of Philadelphia? As Jim Kelly prepares to retir

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

TIP OPENS OFFICE IN RICHMOND, VA.BALA CYNWYD, Pa. - Transport International Pool has opened

All Nippon Airways Co. said it will spend $3.15 billion to buy 20 747-400 long-range airliners from

Wed., Feb. 22, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

DUTCH REVIEW RULES ON AIR CRASH COMPAMSTERDAM, Netherlands - Air crash victims and their fam

A finance company is being sued for more than $365 million with its alleged insurer, Aetna Casualty

The biggest consumer price increase in two years hit the economy in January, the government said Wed

In an effort to foster commercial relations, nine African ambassadors are visiting here this week on

Appreciation of Taiwan's currency, combined with rising labor costs and unrest, is prompting the isl

American Transport Lines Inc. is the new low bidder for containerized and other defense shipments on

The Institute of International Container Lessors is distributing a video program on the repair and m

Mediterranean Shipping Co. SA has paid the Federal Maritime Commission a civil penalty of $50,000 to

Feb. 22, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures Market*PrevClose High Low Vol

An estimated 27,705 contracts were traded on the first day of the Singapore International Monetary E

UNITED AIRLINES PLANS ATLANTIC ROUTES BY '92DETROIT - United Airlines, the nation's biggest

U.S. foreign exchange traders here were bearish on the dollar, dealers said Wednesday as the U.S. un

A Soviet freighter rescued a U.S. pleasure craft adrift in the Caribbean Sea earlier this month, a r

VENEZUELA TO SIGN IMF LETTER OF INTENTCARACAS, Venezuela - Venezuela will sign a letter of i

Potential exists for an excellent U.S. soft red winter wheat crop - perhaps one of the best yet - bu

Brazil is still unconvinced that a universal coffee export quota is viable despite the renewed effor

The U.S. material handling industry has petitioned President Bush to appoint a commission to investi

In a dozen years, Haworth Inc. grew from a small, one-plant $10-million-a- year office products manu

Consolidation in the container leasing industry has meant hard times for container depot operators,

An epidemic of trust is coming to the retail/apparel sector. Companies are sharing some of t

The World Bank may lose credibility unless it enforces its loan conditions more strictly, a staff re

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Late last year, a Minneapolis company beat out Canada, source of the world's cleanest grain, to sell

Use of good material handling - be it high-tech or just plain common sense - can improve a company's

Quebec's most powerful employers' group warns that recently toughened language law could discourage

A coal state congressman plans to throw a wild card into the upcoming debate over extending trade ag

A Panamanian-registered freighter sank in an Atlantic storm Wednesday and the British Air Force said

Hvide Shipping Inc. has requested bids from 14 U.S. shipyards for work on a controversial chemical t

The United Transportation Union is deeper in rail labor's doghouse these days, following two recent

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Despite opposition from shippers and labor leaders, Houston port commissioners decided Tuesday to ad