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Austrian consumer prices (1986=100) rose by 0.1 percent in April from March and rose by 2.6 percent

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The alliance between Sea-Land Service Inc. and Maersk Line is complicating terminal negotiations at

California ports at the weekend reached a settlement that should prevent municipalities from ever ag

After a year of playing an unaccustomed second fiddle to South Korea, Japan took center stage again

Africa will become richer in 1995 as economies grow faster than populations, raising per-capita inco

A "secret" plan to give the Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. regulatory control over pilotage

U.S. motion picture executives finally got the chance to explain to Chinese officials how to enforce

The recent spate of shipbuilding may signal better times ahead for the bulk commodities that travel

U.S. ports are optimistic about the outlook for bulk and breakbulk business, citing projected increa

As of May 23, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

May 23, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

An executive with a Philadelphia tanker company testified Monday that trustees of a marine engineers

The Dutch, in days gone by among the world's great naval powers, are lending their expertise to the

An international soccer match between a team representing the U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Marine Corps an

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PORT OF LONGVIEW SEES ITS VOLUME BOOMSEATTLE - Driven by bulk exports, particularly

Some of the Philippines' fastest-growing and most profitable exports would be savaged if the United

Oil companies and convenience store operators are applauding a U.S. Department of Transportation dec

I thought we would look at the nation's infrastructure this week. No harm in looking; just don't rai

FIRE ERUPTS AS OIL PIPE FRACTURES IN SIBERIAMOSCOW - A 70-centimeter diameter oil pi

Azerbaijani President Heidar Aliyev said Tuesday that his country would resist efforts by Russia and

A report on Page 9B Monday, headlined "US, Trading Partners Likely to Discuss Alaskan Oil Transit,"

It's easy to find ammonium nitrate fertilizer such as was used in the Oklahoma City bomb: Just walk

Ask a question and sometimes you can be quite surprised by the response. That happened when

The Philippines said Tuesday it may allow a second media tour of the disputed and potentially oil-ri

Moroccan exporters accused Spanish fishermen Tuesday of barbarism fordestroying a shipment o

The Danish Economic Council said in its biannual report released Tuesday that it expects 3.6 percent

CARDOSO KEEPING OUT OF BRAZIL OIL STRIKEBRASILIA, Brazil - Brazilian President Ferna

Tuesday May 23, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

France posted a provisional, seasonally adjusted trade surplus of 11.837 billion francs ($2.31 billi

When international power developers first began searching for money to get foreign projects started,

When the Big One hits California, ports will inevitably sustain damage, but they will be back in ope

Lloyd's of London suffered a loss of 1.19 billion pounds ($1.9 billion) for its latest year of accou