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The Clinton administration's maritime subsidy proposal would take the Pentagon farther into the inte

GREAT LAKES SHIPS OPEN 1994 SEASONVarious U.S.-flag laker ships began operating over

What do blimps, fruit gardens and theme parks have in common with ocean shipping? It's a question so

Building on its recently announced service to Mexico's Pacific Coast and Central America, Sea-Land S

Hoegh-Ugland Auto Liners A/S will begin regular, twice monthly, port calls at Barcelona, Spain, as p

The dramatic, deadly collision between two ships in the Bosporus has refocused attention on the Euro

U.S. merchandise exports plunged by a record $2.7 billion in January fromDecember to total $

TAA MARKET CONTROL DROPS TO 74.1 PERCENT IN '93NEW YORK - The 15 ship lines of the T

HoW tO Use: Under the U.S. government's American Business Initiative, the Eastern Europe Bus

US AIR FORCE ADDS TO PEMCO CONTRACTBIRMINGHAM, Ala. - The U.S. Air Force has added f

Politicians in north Germany's coastal regions have approved a container train shuttle between the p

The pressure is mounting from U.S. and Canadian maritime interests to eliminate tolls on the St. Law

U.S. petroleum refiners may ultimately end up better off with the Environmental Protection Agency's

In a victory for shippers, a U.S. District judge has upheld the validity of a recently passed trucki

S. KOREAN OIL COMPANY UNABLE TO FILL ORDERSSEOUL, South Korea - A South Korean indep

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General Motors Corp. asked owners across the United States to idle 2,500 natural-gas-powered pickup

China has agreed in principle to increase purchases of crude oil from Saudi Arabia to 3.5 million me

Mar. 22, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Christopher McCarthy, Amoco Oil Co. oil researcher, said Tuesday that he expects the government to a

Overall exports of construction services from the United States are growing rapidly, but U.S. constr

The chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee believes there is still a chance for sweepin

Major oil companies in northwest Europe will offer less bunker fuel on a spot basis after two years

Slovakia's Parliament voted to prohibit government appointees from serving on a panel privatizing fo

China and South Africa will sign a trade agreement soon, bringing relations between the two countrie

Germany's major natural gas suppliers Ruhrgas and Verbundnetz Gas (VNG) are building a new pipeline

Despite major steps in recent years to rationalize their fleets in the face of declining traffic and

The Senate Finance Committee Tuesday recommended confirmation of former Washington Gov. Booth Gardne

Inside a warehouse here that is often left untended and unlocked, Timothy T. Crane, no stranger to o

The Bankers' Association for Foreign Trade, Washington, D.C., said the U.S. Export-Import Bank not o

Texas Instruments Inc. is shifting its Asia-Pacific regional headquarters to Taiwan from Hong Kong a

The John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. reportedly may pay about $1 million in fines to settle fe

TRAVELERS, MET LIFE SAID TO TALK HEALTH VENTUREHARTFORD, Conn. - Travelers Inc. and

GIL AND ROESER (New York) - Peter F. Larsen joined the reinsurance intermediary as a vice president.

More than 10,000 labor disputes buffeted China last year, prompting the government to begin a nation