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US NAVY SHIP SPILLS OIL IN ISRAELI PORTJERUSALEM - A U.S. Naval supply ship, the San

Global seaborne trade is forecast to increase by 3 percent in 1995, to reach nearly 4.6 billion tons

It's getting colder and wetter on picket lines at Boeing Co. plants. Strikers are scurrying

John Cosgrove knows first hand the destructive power of a hurricane. After hiding in a close

Proponents of the E-470 beltway being built around the eastern edge of the Denver area think the tol

WESTERN NATIONAL NET DOWN AS FIRM REALIZES LOSSES TO OFFSET PRIOR GAINSWestern Natio

S&P AFFIRMS RATING OF AXA COMPANIESNEW YORK - Standard & Poor's affirmed its third-h

Daimler-Benz Aerospace AG (DASA), Germany's largest aircraft maker, will cut more than 8,000 jobs an

THE AMERICAN COLLEGE (Bryn Mawr, Pa.) - Roger C. Bird has been chosen to fill the Frank M. Engle Dis

Union Pacific and other railroads are taking a fresh look at passenger trains that were severed from

Daily train service between Chicago and Toronto, scheduled to be cut back Oct. 29, will continue thr

MK Rail Corp. reported that third-quarter net losses widened to $3.2 millionfrom $345,000las

Taiwan's President Group is proposing to expand its alliance with Britain's Eagle Star Insurance Co.

Despite the Mexican peso crisis and the ensuing recession, U.S. banks have noplans to scale

Talks resumed this week between the main air carriers of Hong Kong and Taiwan as the clock ticked aw

Small and mid-sized freight forwarders and customs brokers say they must become full-service provide

Mexico's currency collapse has created a rising tide of exports - as well as equipment imbalances, w

Carriers in the outbound trans-Pacific rate-setting conference are taking steps to expand the number

Foreign involvement in Mexico's energy sector is in the pipeline. For more than 50 years, th

The expansion of international trade offers the best means for poor nations to climb out of the cycl

December's botched peso devaluation threw Mexico into an economic crisis of historic proportions, bu

The U.S. Customs Service Cargo Examination Task Force received the "Hammer Award," a special award g

The United States is trying to shift hundreds of millions of dollars in peacekeeping costs onto othe

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The annual growth rate of China's electronics industry is expected to top 20 percent through the yea

Normally placid on weekends, the midtown neighborhood bordering the United Nations took on an atmosp

An aggressive industrial policy is needed if the Mexican chemical sector is to survive the country's

CHINA SEEKS INVESTORS FOR 3 POWER PLANTSHONG KONG - China will seek 15 billion yuan

Given the budget-cutting climate, the maritime industry will have to count the hoped-for enactment o

GLOSSARY AR: American Tanker RateSchedule RevisedRS: American Tanker Rate Schedule

The number of containerships on order leaped by almost 10 percent during the second quarter of 1995

With the exception of container equipment companies, transportation stocks gained in value last week

Oct. 23, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 242.31 up 0.52 whi

Two port-affiliated companies that were sinking in deeply troubled financial waters one year ago are

Monday Oct. 23, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

1640 (Oct. 23, 1995) Previous day - 1656 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

A threatened shortage of refrigerated containers following the recent collapse of several manufactur

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Florida's total trade through June jumped more than 21 percent, compared with the first six months o