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Port officials have proposed an apprentice program for longshoremen that would mean lower wages for

TRINITY MARINE GROUP (Gulfport, Miss.) - Vincent R. Almerico Jr. was named senior vice president of

The earthquake that devastated Kobe, Japan, has left the international insurance industry relatively

The 1995 Ship Production Symposium, which gets under way here today, will focus on commercial compet

Major groups of shipping companies are outlining requirements to their customers in the wake of the

The chairman of the Virginia Port Authority commissioners board on Tuesday predicted cargo volume in

The earthquake that hit central Japan last week has devastated a major grain and oilseed processing

Italian industrial production is expected to fall a seasonally adjusted 1.2 percent in January from

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TACOMA TO OPEN BIDS FOR A NEW CRANETACOMA, Wash. - The Port of Tacoma plans to open

The overhaul of a set of locks on the Panama Canal, combined with a large and unexpected increase in

While construction of nuclear plants in the United States has come to a virtual halt, the internatio

Engineers at West Coast ports said the disastrous earthquake in Kobe, Japan, will add even further t

Facing a drop in the normally busier southbound flow of traffic, U.S. railroads are doubling efforts

Trans-Pacific shipping lines are preparing to impose surcharges on cargo moving to and from Japan.

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The story headlined "APL, OOCL Plan Direct Run to US From South China," which appeared on Page 1A on

Monday, Jan. 23, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

For the fifth straight day, the Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index, which tracks inflation i

(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Jan. 21, '94 - Dec. 30, '94 (a graph) (2

Mexican Finance Minister Guillermo Ortiz, in a bid to keep investors from removing their remaining s

Candy and soft drink giant Cadbury-Schweppes PLC plans to acquire Dr Pepper- Seven-Up Cos. Inc. in a

The U.S. dollar weakened Monday amid growing concern about the outlook for aid to Mexico. De

Bechtel Group Inc. has become the first American company to be granted a full construction license i

After what appears to have been a trying two years, Eveready is unplugging its China battery joint v

"From a military stage (we've moved on) to a return to a civil structure and a return to the populat

JAPAN'S STOCK MARKET FALLS ON QUAKE FEARSFears about the damage resulting from last week's d

Cuba and the Caribbean Community have agreed to expand trade and economic relations, and will furthe

When U.S. trade figures for November 1994 came out Thursday, they showed that the United States for

Trade negotiators continue to be frustrated in their efforts to overcome European Union intransigenc

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Spain's producer prices rose 0.6 percent in November from October, and 4.9 percent from November las

Canada's National Transportation Agency has cleared the way for the proposed acquisition of Cast Gro

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The Port of Chicago has selected a second railroad to serve its tenants. Chicago Southshore

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After spending much of 1994 preparing to implement the landmark Customs Modernization Act, the U.S.