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13 APC CUSTOMER-SERVICE CENTERS WILL SHUT AS RESTRUCTURING BEGINS FUNCTION TO SHIFT TO 2 NEW OFFICES
Peter M. Tirschwell |
American President Cos., taking the first steps to carry out a restructuring that could reduce its w
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CARRIERS CRITICIZE COSTS OF FLYING US FLAG
Tim Sansbury |
Despite ongoing congressional and Coast Guard reform efforts, U.S. carriers still face significantly
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CHARTER INDEX
JOC Staff |
The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as
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OVERNIGHT SUCCESS: INTEGRATORS FILL KEY ROLE
Michele Kayal |
In Central Europe's rush to make up for 40 years of economic slumber, integrated carriers like DHL W
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION ENHANCES FRANKFURT AIRPORT, LUFTHANSA OPERATIONS
Phillip Hastings |
Germany's geographic advantage in the center of continental Europe has helped Frankfurt Airport and
A CHARTER ROLE IN AIR CARGO
Debra Werner |
American Trans Air and Carnival Airlines, two carriers that originally focused exclusively on provid
NORMAL FLOW SEEN TODAY ON CORPUS CHRISTI CHANNEL
From Wire and Staff Reports |
The ship channel linking Corpus Christi to the Gulf of Mexico was expected to be back to business as
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EU EXEMPTS CONSORTIA MEMBERS FROM ITS RULES OF COMPETITION
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Shipping lines cooperating through consortia agreements will be granted block exemption from the Eur
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VIENNA'S HUB ROLE STRENGTHENS
Phillip Hastings |
Construction of a new trucking facility at Vienna International Airport this summer should further s
LONE STAR STATE'S RISING STARS
Gary Taylor |
Air commerce continues to play a key role in Texas trade, particularly through Dallas/Fort Worth Int
NEW CONTAINERSHIPS BOOST GLOBAL FLEET TO A RECORD
Janet Porter |
The large number of containerships completed last year contributed to a rapid expansion of the world
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AIRLINES FIGHT TO SURVIVE IN EX-USSR
Michele Kayal |
As Europe picks up speed toward open skies, the national airlines of Central Europe's former communi
BALTIC EXCHANGE TO MOVE MAY 15
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The Baltic Exchange will move to its new site on May 15, three years after its historic building in
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Maritime
CHEAPER, MORE FREQUENT FLIGHTS
Canute James |
Businesses in the small islands of the eastern Caribbean, troubled by poor air cargo services, are g
MARITIME BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
SEAWAY AGENCY NAMES ACTING ADMINISTRATORWASHINGTON - David G. Sanders, chief of staf
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MARITIME BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
OPERATING INCOME SOARS 32 PERCENT AT SEA-LANDRICHMOND, Va. - Sea-Land Service Inc. r
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BALTIMORE PORT HANDLES ITS SINGLE BIGGEST EXPORT CARGO
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Port of Baltimore handled the largest single export shipment in its history this week when the v
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FMC PROBES INDEPENDENCE OF TRANS-PACIFIC CARRIERS
Tim Sansbury |
The Federal Maritime Commission is demanding that trans-Pacific Ocean carriers explain actions they
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BRITISH AIRWAYS SEES BARBADOS AS LATIN CARGO HUB
William Armbruster |
British Airways, looking to capitalize on the extraordinary growth of the European-Latin American ca
SHIPBUILDERS, RELATED INDUSTRIES FORM AN ASSOCIATION IN CHINA DISPUTE RESOLUTION ON THE AGENDA
P.T. Bangsberg |
After 13 years of discussion, the China Shipbuilding Industry Association has become a reality, with
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PEOPLE - MARITIME
Wire and Staff Reports |
SEA-LAND SERVICE INC. (Liberty Corner, N.J.) - Charles G. Raymond was named chief transportation off
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MARAD MAY CHANGE FORMULA FOR DETERMINING "FAIR' RATES
Tim Sansbury |
The Maritime Administration is considering changing the way it judges the fairness of ocean freight
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STEVEDORING SERVICES ACQUIRES RYAN-WALSH
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Stevedoring Services of America, a nationwide cargo-handling outfit based here, has acquired another
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TAMPA SHIPYARDS INC. GET $15 MILLION OFFER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
George and Carl Lorton, brothers and owners of a ship repair business, have agreed to buy the operat
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COLOSSAL SHIP PLAN FLOATED OSLO COMPANY MAY REQUEST $1 BILLION US FINANCING
Tim Sansbury |
Norwegian developers of the world's largest passenger ship may apply for nearly $1 billion in U.S. g
US WIELDING LIMP DOLLAR IN TRADE TALKS, ANALYSTS SAY
Milan Ruzicka |
The U.S. administration, lacking the courage to take politically unpopular macroeconomic decisions,
HONG KONG-TAIWAN ROUTE MAY GET MORE CARRIERS
Dennis Engbarth |
Prospects are rising for an end to the practical duopoly of Hong Kong's Cathay Pacific Airways and T
1ST NAFTA PANEL HEARS COMPLAINT ON STEEL PENALTY
Kevin G. Hall |
Mexico's imposition of stiff unfair-trade penalties on some U.S. steel should be declared illegal be
TRANSPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
UNATTENDED LUGGAGE EMPTIES JFK TERMINALPolice briefly evacuated the international-arrivals t
US-UK AVIATION TALKS RAISE HACKLES AT EU
Wire and Staff Reports |
Britain has become the latest European country to come under fire from the European Union for seekin
RAILROAD'S RECORD 1ST QUARTER GIVES UNION PACIFIC CORP. A BOOST
Rip Watson |
Union Pacific Corp., riding its railroad's best first quarter in history, on Thursday reported a 13
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r
NAFTA ENVIRONMENT GROUP HOLDS 1ST MEETING TODAY
Kevin G. Hall |
The Border Environment Cooperation Commission meets today in the Mexican city of Ciudad Juarez to th
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DOLLAR TURNS CHOPPY FOLLOWING EARLY RALLY
From Wire Reports |
The dollar settled into range trade Thursday after an early-morning rally on the back of stop-loss b
S. AFRICA'S IMPALA PLATINUM PLANS TO UPGRADE PRECIOUS METALS UNIT
Knight-Ridder Financial |
South Africa's Impala Platinum will upgrade its precious metals refinery to a capacity of between 1.
CHINA PRESENTS ANOTHER PIECE TO WTO PUZZLE
John Maggs |
Talks next month on admitting China to the World Trade Organization have been complicated by a new d
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CLINTON, BRAZIL'S CARDOSO PROMISE TIGHTER ECONOMIC, TRADE LINKS
Richard Lawrence |
The United States and Brazil will forge closer economic and trade ties, President Clinton and visiti
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PERTAMINA LAUNCHES COST-CUTTING PROGRAM AS "FUND-RAISER' FAILS
Michael Shari |
National oil company Pertamina is adopting drastic cost-cutting measures after the world's oil major
CANADA'S BUSINESSES OPPOSE PROPOSED ANTI-SCAB LAW
Leo Ryan |
Fearing an "investment chill" and leaving Canada out of step with the United States and other tradin
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CHINA EXPANDS IMPORTS OF US APPLES TO INCLUDE FRUIT FROM ORE., IDAHO
MAGGIE McNEIL |
China agreed to begin importing apples grown in Oregon and Idaho, marking an expansion of Beijing's
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