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100 FEARED DEAD AS SHIP CAPSIZES NEAR RANGOONRANGOON, Burma - A passenger ship that

When it comes to bringing the information revolution to the developing world, money's not the main p

A powerful group of Asian shipowners confirmed it is moving "full steam ahead" on plans to create an

While much of the rail industry is looking east for the next big rail merger, David M. LeVan, Conrai

A Compaq Computer executive has been sworn in as a commissioner for the Port of Houston Authority, o

Telegraphs, once the best deal around for sending messages between remote points, are going the way

South Africa's voracious demand for imports but lackluster export sales are creating a logistical he

Hurricane Opal disrupted shipping and shut airports along the Gulf Coast on Wednesday as the huge, d

DOCK STRIKE PARALYZES LIVERPOOLLONDON - Container handling operations at Liverpool,

Two accidents while marine pilots were boarding Lancer-class containerships have reopened a long-run

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Russia's success in controlling inflation and stabilizing its currency is wreaking havoc on the coun

Council of Logistics Management. Oct. 8-11. Annual meeting. San Diego. Contact: (708) 574-0985.<

US AIR CARGO VOLUME ROSE 2.7 PERCENT IN AUGUSTAir cargo volume for major U.S. carriers incre

Officials representing half the global economy gather in Tokyo next week to thrash out a free-trade

Hans Van Den Broek is the European Union's commissioner in charge of relations with the countries of

Canadian Freightways Inc. has formed a nonunion subsidiary and turned over all its eastern operation

While U.S. companies and officials may complain about China's high and rising trade surplus, it is s

Cuba and Russia are preparing to implement their sugar-for-oil barter deal for 1995-96, and both sid

Oct. 4, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

New York Mercantile Exchange - Oct. 4, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

International Petroleum Exchange Oct. 4, 1995Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)_

Oct. 4, 1995 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Premium-Unle

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JAPAN'S IMPORTED RICE HEADED FOR NORTH KOREATOKYO - The entire 2.59 million tons of

Oct. 4, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

In 1864, during the Civil War, Confederate forces deliberately scuttled vessels in the James River t

There's a question that Russell Kirk, chairman of the Virginia Port Authority, has made a habit of a

Virginia's involvement in international trade dates back to 1607 when Jamestown - the first permanen

Dulles International may be best known as the Washington, D.C.-area's primary international passenge

Wednesday Oct. 4, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

MOSCOW PROMISES AID TO CHECHEN OIL SECTORRussian President Boris Yeltsin on Wednesday signed

U.S. crude oil inventories fell 2.7 million barrels during the week ended Sept. 29, compared with th

LOUISIANA REFINERY CUTS OUTPUT AHEAD OF STORMPhibro Energy USA Inc. Wednesday said the compa

BATH IRON WORKS RETAINS FITZGERALD AS PRESIDENTBATH, Maine - General Dynamics has an

Maersk Line and Sea-Land Service sharing their deepest financial secrets. Giant container vessels ow

A prominent Greek tanker operator said this week he favors some kind of pooling arrangement for larg

Shipping services between Taiwan and China appear to be inching toward a launch, albeit carefully he

It was supposed to be southeast Alaska's best year ever for tourists arriving by sea, until a couple