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Employees of Smith's Transfer Corp. filed a class action lawsuit against the struggling truck line,

NJ Ceases Collection Of Controversial TaxNew Jersey stopped collecting a controversial heavy

Leaders of affiliated unions representing U.S. and Canadian seamen appealed jointly to their governm

A Cook County, Ill., judge temporarily barred the owners of P-I-E Nationwide Inc. from disposing of

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The U.S. maritime industry is headed for a clash at international trade talks in Switzerland, with f

More than 100 representatives of shipbuilding union members will meet Tuesday through Thursday in He

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A surprise inspection of tour buses arriving in this seaside resort found seven in violation of safe

After federal prosecutors dropped charges against two men accused of running a pirate radio station

The principal trading arm of entrepreneur Li K-shing's empire, Hutchison Whampoa Ltd. reported after

As attacks on merchant shipping in the Persian Gulf escalated last year, ship losses as a result of

A decision on Soviet access to the multilateral Multi-Fibre Arrangement is premature at this time, a

Armour Food Appoints J. Miller Pres./CEOOMAHA, Neb. - John R. Miller was named president and

West German trade with communist countries declined sharply during the first six months of 1987, des

U.S. exporters and bankers rated the U.S. Export-Import Bank as less competitive last year than expo

AVIATION The recent air crash in Detroit, a spate of near-disasters and a soaring number of

Here's the beef, at last. The U.S. Department of Agriculture's new testing procedures are ex

Chrysler Corp. said it is beginning a multimillion-dollar cleanup of a toxic waste dump it owns on t

The man expected to take over the reins of the state's top business lobbying group said Friday the o

Auto Workers to Name US Strike TargetThe United Auto Workers union is scheduled to announce

The Ministry of International Trade and Industry said it will computerize its system for screening h

West Coast ports, which already lead East Coast ports in value of liner cargo traffic, may move into

The U.S. Customs Service is seizing three times more textile imports this year than it did last year

A/S Ivarans Rederi, a Norwegian-owned shipping company, is threatening to pull out of a cargo-poolin

The central banks of West Germany, France and Switzerland intervened concertedly and repeatedly in t

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When Campbell Soup Co. bought a tiny food producer in Puerto Rico four years ago, the Camden, N.J.-b

The Philadelphia Stock Exchange will begin trading the Chicago Board Options Exchange'scurrency opti

The World Cruise Center at Berths 91-93 at the port of Los Angeles can berth five luxury liners simu

The U.S. dollar continued to decline Thursday, weakened by Henry Kaufman's bearishness, and fell thr

One of the world's most venerable ship agencies has jumped back into operating its own ship line to

Recent reports that the U.S. Customs Service is investigating Panamanian strongman Gen. Manuel Anton

Italy will send minesweepers to the gulf within a month if Iran and Iraq do not comply with a United

A third broker involved in a huge foreign exchange fraud at the Volkswagen car company was arrested,

The Environmental Protection Agency said it has begun an investigation to determine the source of to

National Customs Brokers & Forwarders Association of America. Annual government affairs conference.

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den