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The chief lobbyist for U.S. importers and exporters reliant on ocean transportation sharply rebuked

A locally listed Chinese shipbuilder reported Friday a 64 percent jump in earnings for last year, bu

The Clinton administration is pressing for international rules to prevent Japan from "unfairly" usin

Northern Missouri River states get a poor deal from commercial use of the river and want fast action

STOWAWAYS ON THE RISE, INSURANCE EXPERT SAYSLONDON - Global recession and the collap

An item appearing in the Maritime Calendar on Page 7B April 6 gave the incorrect year. It should hav

CONTINENTAL STEVEDORING & TERMINALS INC. (Miami) - Charles J. Arocha was named senior vice president

Nearly a year after a state judge ordered a notorious polluter jailed for violating her probation, t

The United Nations approved by consensus Friday a deal setting up a procedure to reduce emissions of

For the week ended April 1, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

"The renewal of confidence in the multilateral trading system that came with the decision to set up

Legislation to fund Amtrak and highway projects and to ease federal requirements on transporting sal

TEAMSTERS WINS VOTE AT OVERNITE TERMINALCANTON, Ohio - The Teamsters union won a vot

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As if to demonstrate the truth of the Robert Burns dictum about what becomes of the best-laid plans,

British Petroleum will pay $68 million by today to settle disputes with the state of Alaska over bac

World demand for beef imports will rise significantly this year, fueled in part by a roughly 35 perc

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USDA Secretary Dan Glickman Friday said he would seek a July 1 resolution on the long-imposed ban by

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Indonesia's commodities sector regulator on Friday launched market operations to lower retail sugar

Texaco Inc. is negotiating with Engen, a South African firm, for the sale of the U.S. company's shar

CHINA OKS CONSTRUCTION OF 2 COAL-FIRED PROJECTSBEIJING - The State Planning Commissi

Apr. 7, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

India's decision to continue restrictions on free imports of tires has upset several foreign firms p

The Dutch consumer price index rose 0.5 percent in March from February and rose 2.3 percent from Mar

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

House Speaker Newt Gingrich, wrapping himself in patriotic themes, stood on the Capitol steps last w

As of Apr. 7, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

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Truck, bus, and transportation brokerage companies will be soon able to file electronically the evid

Brazilian March monthly inflation was 1.62 percent, up from the 1.01 percent February rate, with Apr

A meeting to decide whether liability for contamination by radioactive material carried by sea shoul

Apr. 7, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Dow Chemical Co. has agreed to invest $2.9 billion to buy 80 percent of a vast petrochemical plant i

INDIA TO CONTINUE EXPORTING FOOD GRAINSNEW DELHI, India - India will continue to exp

Starbucks Corp., feeding the growing thirst for coffee, plans to open at least 110 more stores by th