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The Seamen's Church Institute will hold its 18th annual Silver Bell Awards Dinner on June 27 to salu

The Pacific Merchant Shipping Association moved from Oakland to San Francisco. Its new addre

U.S. computer makers urged the Clinton administration Thursday to scrap a bilateral export control a

The outcome of a U.S. effort to open world financial services markets to U.S. suppliers remains in d

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is seeking comments on an Indiana PortCommission proposal t

Amid an increasingly fiery debate in Congress over the appropriate U.S. role in the civil war in the

Members of Congress showed support Thursday for President Clinton's efforts to force open Japan's ca

The European Union's eagerly awaited strategy paper for the maritime industry must not create a bure

U.K. seasonally adjusted industrial production fell by a provisional 0.2 percent in April from March

The Tunisian economy grew 3.8 percent in 1994 compared with 1993, according to official sources.

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Negotiations on the establishment of an emergency fund for countries facing economic crisis may foun

One of the nation's most profitable truckload carriers is taking the industry's first tentative step

At times, Hanjin Shipping Co.'s Long Beach terminal gets so crowded that the carrier has to store co

Chile will be dealing from a position of strength in negotiations to join the North American Free Tr

Less than six months after joining the European Union, Sweden has adopted more single-market laws th

The U.S. Customs Service wants to change the way that goods - from medical instruments to textiles -

"When Ron Brown, U.S. commerce secretary, says opinions on the legality of (U.S. sanctions against J

U.S. and Russian business interests hammered out an extensive wish-list of economic and policy initi

US WARNS OF SANCTIONS AGAINST NIGERIALAGOS, Nigeria - The United States may impose e

"Crisis" and "competition" are likely to be the watchwords when aircraft makers, suppliers and gover

Kansai International Airport Co. reported that its pretax loss for the fiscal year ended March 31 wa

A group led by FMR Corp., the Boston-based investment manager for FidelityFunds, said Wednes

Airline stocks are expected to continue rising despite a slight fallback Thursday morning, analysts

Members of the I-35 Coalition hoping to win designation of a north-south stretch of interstate as a

"Seamless transportation" is a familiar railroad marketing slogan, but you don't hear much about the

The White House and the Transportation Department will co-sponsor a Pacific Rim regional economic co

In theory, the next best way to get paid for your goods, after cash in advance, is by a letter of cr

AIR NEW ZEALAND BEGINS US FREIGHTER SERVICENEW YORK - Air New Zealand began a new we

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Breakwater Resources Ltd. of Toronto said Wednesday it received positive results from a 200-metric t

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GE TO SUPPLY EQUIPMENT AT 2 SAUDI POWER PLANTSGeneral Electric Co. said it would begin suppl

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Japanese shipping lines spent most of 1994 restructuring their operations in a bid to adjust to the

Contract talks have broken off between Cominco Ltd. and the union representing workers at its Britis

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