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From dredging to port-entry fees to international trade, ports are using a variety of lobbying tacti

Despite concern about the size of next year's Brazilian coffee crop, reduced first by frost and now

Mexico's port privatization push has started to pay off with greater steamship activity along the Pa

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RUSSIA DENIES PLANS TO STOP GOLD EXPORTSMOSCOW - Russia denied that it was planning

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History books will record 1994 as a year of marked change for the Port of Philadelphia. It w

John Hyatt, an international freight forwarder and a history buff, looks forward as well as backward

The supply of hogs and pigs has reached the highest level since June 1980, the Agriculture Departmen

A strike has shut Guyana's largest gold mine at Omai district as rival trade unions attempt to obtai

The American Association of Port Authorities' 83rd annual convention, convening this year in Philade

Intense lobbying from mining companies and the impending end of the congressional session sank effor

The Port of New York and New Jersey is holding onto its ranking as the busiest containerport on the

World natural rubber prices are soaring again due to rising demand, falling output and higher prices

The U.S. economic recovery has been reflected in the 15.8 percent growth in containerized cargo movi

Customs brokers expressed concern that the U.S. Customs reorganization plan announced Friday will di

Trade and religion are rarely discussed in the same breath, but a former parish priest turned econom

China is reducing steel output in a further bid to rein in mounting stockpiles. In the third

An international agreement to reduce subsidies to the shipbuilding industry was attacked this week a

Poor seamanship caused the tanker BT Nautilus to run aground outside the shipping channel in a busy

The number of workers in Japan's service industries is expected to rise by 150,000 during the first

CONTERM CONSOLIDATION SERVICES (USA) Inc. (Long Beach, Calif.) - Stephanie Supinski was appointed re

The sinking of the Estonian ferry haunted the start of a major Titanic exhibition at the National Ma

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Political and economic effects on trade, regional port cooperation, the use of port property, strate

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent)is as f

A bottleneck at the entrance to one of the nation's busiest port complexes will be getting a little

Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Neptune Orient Lines Ltd. and Hapag-Lloyd Ltd. announcedplans to halt t

Robert G. Earley, president of the Tacoma Port Commission and a man who oversaw Tacoma's growth into

TALKS BREAK DOWN AT PORT OF MARSEILLESPARIS - Talks between dock workers and stevedo

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A bill changing U.S. policy on cost-sharing for dredging projects and authorizing more than $618 mil

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A developing alliance between insurance brokerage giants in London and Indianapolis sooncould capita

Drury Davis, president of Bain Hogg Group's CIA Midwest operation in Chicago, wonders how a trade an

Daimler-Benz AG, Germany's largest company, will establish its own reinsurance company. Othe

Safety experts in Finland Friday blamed an open bow door for the sinking of the Estonia ferry as res