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Frank Iarossi, chairman of the American Bureau of Shipping, will take over as chairman of the Intern

MOODY'S PESSIMISTIC ABOUT JAPANESE YARDSTOKYO - Moody's Investors Service warned thi

South Korea said it wants to raise the economic contribution from its marine industry - including po

Steel exports from Mexico have kept the Port of Brownsville busy despite the ill effects of the peso

BARGE, FREIGHTER COLLIDE OFF SINGAPORE; FUEL SPILLSSINGAPORE - An oil spill resultin

Container carriers are riding a high tide of U.S. exports to Africa, but a dearth of return traffic,

Isamu Yamada, the newly elected Osaka governor, agreed Monday to use cityfunds for reclamati

Facing serious delays in the construction of 47 commuter railcars, the California Department of Tran

Severe congestion problems in key Asian ports such as Hong Kong and Pusan in South Korea could promp

Security gaps at Manila Airport are being tightened after the United States said it would cancel fli

For more than three miles, the line of trucks painted with company logos from Budapest to Minsk wind

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Japanese and U.S. shippers are blasting a terminal-handling charge enacted last week by theTranspaci

Scandinavian Airlines System has signed a cooperation deal with Thai Airways as part of global link-

When Boeing's new 777 widebody twinjet successfully took off last month on its maiden voyage, nobody

In a provocative attack that raises old questions about the U.S. commitment to quality, senior Japan

NARROW MISS BY 747, 737 REPORTED IN AUSTRALIASYDNEY, Australia - A British 747 aircr

The Interstate Commerce Commission Tuesday issued new rules in the so-called bingo stamp case, which

The channel tunnel now has a larger share of road freight traffic than either of the two ferry compa

The U.S. dollar rose Tuesday as talk that European nations may be cutting interest rates soon went t

The U.S. Agriculture Department has released for sale 70 million pounds of almonds held as a reserve

The Chinese government is waiting for U.S. trade officials to respond to their request for the creat

Low prices for liquefied natural gas and the dim prospects for price increases are affecting major S

The United States whipped up a storm of protest Tuesday when it warned that if India canceled a $3 b

Singapore and Shanghai are waiting in the wings for Hong Kong to stumble as a global financial cente

Mexican conglomerate Grupo Protexa has been selected to construct a major petroleum duct in Colombia

"This is an area where the U.S. and Europe, and other world trading nations, can cooperate to remove

US PLANS TO CHALLENGE CANADA'S SUPPLY TARIFFSWINNIPEG, Manitoba - The United States

Indonesian newspaper publishers have asked for "appropriate and rational" newsprint prices in the fa

Coconut exports are in for a banner year, with earnings seen approaching the all-time high of $1 bil

A dockworker strike in Western Australia that ended Sunday cost Alcoa of Australia Ltd. about 500,00

CHINA'S CANGZHOU PLANS CHEMICAL CITY BY 2010CANGZHOU, China - Officials in this city

Trade leads supplied by: U.S. Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service<

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

Contract talks between Cominco Ltd. and the union representing workers at its British Columbia lead

As of June 6, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

June 6, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 234.07 up 0.11 whi

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