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CLINTON TO NOMINATE AMERITECH EXECUTIVEWASHINGTON - President Clinton will nominate

TREUHAND PUSHES ELF TO SETTLE ON REFINERYPARIS - The dispute between French oil comp

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Recent rains have tempered but not removed the potential for a 10 percent increase in Pacific Northw

Du Pont and China Worldbest Development Corp. have signed an agreement to explore a possible joint v

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France has backed down in its dispute with the United States over fish imports and is no longer hold

U.S. motor carriers are sending 53-foot trailers across the Mexican border even though the Mexican g

Completing a year-and-a-half-long process of entering the U.S.-South American trades, A.P. Moller/Ma

Wilfried and Silvia Kuesel were beaming over the metallic green Chrysler Saratoga. "It's rea

W.J. "Billy" Amoss Jr., a Washington-based executive of Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. of New Orleans, ha

More than two months after the barge Morris Berman ran aground off San Juan, Puerto Rico, its "persi

Australian's chilled beef offers to Japan rose almost $2.00 a pound this week - the highest level si

Manufacturers of aluminum can sheet in Japan said they still expect production of beverage cans to r

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

1115 (Mar. 10, 1994) Previous day - 1112 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

World Ship Society. March 13. San Francisco. Meeting to include slide show illustrating 20 years of

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Bulk shipping during the rest of the 1990s will suffer from low inflation, moderate economic growth

Winning America's Cup skipper Bill Koch will field an all-women crew in an effort to defend yachting

Federal administrators took testimony from representatives of the oil and maritime industries this w

Jordan is seeking to allay fears that the reopening of the Iraqi port of UmQasr would hit im

After several months of comparative calm, incidents of piracy appear to be picking up in the South C

EU REJECTS DILUTION OF MARITIME DRAFT LAWBRUSSELS - The European Commission, the EU'

Ferries and excursion boats currently can ply the waterways here with only one pilot aboard, but a r

Negotiators from nearly 20 countries will meet here starting today for a week of talks that represen

The European Commission sharply criticized attacks on its trade policies by U.S. Trade Representativ

The Taiwan government's highest watchdog body formally censured the central bank on Wednesday for th

The U.S. dollar was mixed Wednesday, softening slightly and then rebounding, on the latest Federal R

Foreign equity investments in the Philippines were 3.3 billion pesos (US$119 million) in the first t

The head of one of Japan's largest shipbuilders said the nation's shipbuilding industry remains stro

ROYAL CARIBBEAN CRUISES DROPS ADVERTISING FIRMGreenstone Roberts Advertising said Royal Cari

The Maritime Administration is eager to use $144 million available in ship construction loan-guarant

Swiss Bank Corp., one of the country's largest bank, Wednesday said net profit in 1993 was 1.365 mil

A slump in new ordering activity continues to push down the price of supertankers. The cost

Hyundai Merchant Marine, a rapidly growing South Korean container line, says its new string of ships

LOUISIANA BARGE FIRM SETTLES FMC CHARGESWASHINGTON - Bordelon Bros. Towing Co., of L