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STATE, CITY SET PRICE FOR PORT OF WILMINGTONWILMINGTON, Del. - The state and the cit

A federal district judge on Thursday dismissed a pair of union lawsuits challenging the Maritime Adm

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Key Republican lawmakers in the unfolding battle over Amtrak reforms were planning to meet privately

A House maritime panel is looking at the prospects for privatizing the Coast Guard's vessel traffic

Ocean shippers are skeptical about the outcome of the Federal MaritimeCommission's planned i

Deutsche Bahn, the German state rail company, said that it will start a weekly dedicated container t

About one in five trucks inspected during last week's three-day sweep by federal and local officials

CONTINENTAL, PILOTS REACH TENTATIVE DEALHOUSTON - Continental Airlines Inc. and its

French truckers planning to block the country's borders with Germany and Belgium this weekend have p

South Africa's official inflation rate fell back to 10.8 percent for the year through May from 11 pe

China's largest port, Shanghai, will spend around US$1 billion over the next 15 years to improve acc

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The U.S. ambassador to Indonesia said Thursday he was confident the country would make progress in e

International Monetary Fund proposals for the Nigerian government to remove oil product subsidies ha

The presidents of five maritime-related unions said they will support Tom Donahue, AFL-CIO secretary

Despite its failure to gain funding appropriation in a House subcommittee markup this week, the Clin

JOHN V. CARR & SON INC. (Detroit, Mich.) - James McBride was named president of the company.

Beijing declined Thursday to confirm that a freighter reportedly hijacked during a voyage from Singa

New cars stolen in port cities like Miami are often far luckier than their victimized owners - at le

June 29, 1995 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

1989 (JUNE 29, 1995) PREVIOUS DAY - 1999 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

As of June 29, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

CHINA FIRM SIGNS DEAL FOR FERTILIZER PLANTNANJING, China - China National Technical

June 29, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quota tions do not necessarily represen

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Motorists taking to the road to celebrate the July Fourth holiday will be paying the highest prices

The United States and Japan Wednesday reached a major agreement to promote sales of American autos a

Now that Washington and Tokyo have reached a deal on the Japanese car market, a far more difficult t

Trade ministers from across the Americas begin meeting in this mile-high city today, trying to maint

Japan's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries said total farm imports products grew by 7.5

Britain Wednesday listed a range of U.S. import barriers, including excessive fees charged by U.S. c

EU URGED TO TIGHTEN ITS LINKS WITH CUBABRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Union should

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U.S. and Mexican government labor officials have agreed on a plan of action to deal with complaints

AT&T WINS CONTRACT FOR CENTRAL PHILIPPINESMANILA, Philippines - AT&T Corp. won a con

Italy, long attractive for its fine apparel and scrumptious fare, is luring foreign investors with a