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Federal transportation officials issued a new rule to tighten security at U.S. airports by barring u

With computer viruses making the headlines these days, people in the electronic data interchange bus

Amid increasing investment by U.S. and other overseas companies in the local chemical sector, the go

TEVA PHARMACEUTICAL TO REPURCHASE STOCKTeva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. Tuesday announced

Investigators hope to find out by the end of the week if a West German firm helped build what the Un

Puerto Rico Maritime Shipping Authority has sold a pair of 44-year-old containerships to New York bu

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Domestic exports fell slightly in November compared with October, but both re-exports and imports gr

The nation's first commercial driver's license that meets federal standards set under a 1986 safety

A hearing officer with the California Department of Insurance gave both sides until Tuesday Jan. 17

The Canadian government has blocked the implementation of two provisions of the U.S.-Canada free tra

The U.S. dollar shot up 1 percent against the deutsche mark and Japanese yen Wednesday as the war of

When share prices collapsed on the Taipei stock exchange in September, a hopeful core of overseas p

Two separate but related events have characterized the world's coffee market this week. Pric

The Soviet Union has agreed for the first time to let a South Korean company fish within its coasta

Despite government subsidies, Charbonnages de France, the state-owned coal producer, plunged further

As expected, Braniff Inc. said Wednesday it will acquire 50 Airbus Industrie A320 planes and take op

When it comes to electronic data interchange, Toys R Us Inc., doesn't play around. With a 30

More investment in port infrastructure is under way by the two largest Port of Hong Kong container o

FARRELL LINES OFFICIAL, CAPT. LEPAGE, DIESRIDGEWOOD, N.J. - Capt. Richard N. LePage Sr., a l

An article appearing on Page 1A of the Dec. 30 edition of The Journal of Commerce, under the headlin

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

CSX TEAM DEVELOPS NEW BUSINESS FOR LINEBALTIMORE - CSX Transportation Inc. said its industri

The decision on whether the city of York is going to get into the railroad business may be left up t

Michael P. Huerta, newly named Port of San Francisco director, says he intends to develop the port i

The Illinois Central Railroad expects to shift to a maximum of 85-car trains by the end of February,

The U.S. Customs Service raised the duties for some multipurpose vehicles by tenfold. The ne

CHILEAN CENTRAL BANK RESHUFFLING MANAGERSSANTIAGO, Chile - The Chilean central bank is condu

Venezuela's surprise decision to suspend principal payments on its $20.3 billion foreign debt is mos

CHINA BUYS US WHEAT UNDER SUBSIDY PLANKANSAS CITY, Kan. - China Wednesday bought 440,000 met

Kuwait will make a profit of $700 million by selling more than half of its controversial 21.6 percen

Dulles International Airport expects to break ground this summer on a new 21 acre cargo facility.

Logistics Management Seminar, third in a series sponsored by Skyway Freight Systems Inc., Jan. 10. A

If American International Group Corp. is any indication, theories about the productivity gains wroug

Major opponents of the container-handling rules of ocean carriers and the International Longshoremen

After decades of skirmishes over antitrust issues and waterway maintenance, barge lines and railroad

The Interstate Commerce Commission has ordered 45 railroads to refund about $1 million in overcharge

The U.S. farm machinery industry saw a hoped-for 1988 sales recovery wither in the heat of last summ

Unemployment figures for December are likely to show that job growth slowed last month from November