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The contract between the Pacific Maritime Association and the International Longshoremen's and Wareh

NY LAWMAKERS NAMED IN MALPRACTICE CASEUNIONDALE, N.Y. - A group claiming that New York resid

Flota Mercante Grancolombiana SA expects to reduce its frequency along the West Coast and combine tw

International standards for paperless trading move from theory to reality tonight as ICI Americas In

The Pennsylvania State Insurance Department has granted rate increases to the Aetna Life and Casualt

President Bush's decision to postpone oil drilling off southern Florida leaves in limbo 73 oil lease

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Federal Express Corp. completed its move from Boeing Field to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport w

Isamu Kawai was elected president of Fuji Heavy Industries Co., the manufacturer of Subaru cars, su

CHINA PLANS TO DEVELOP HIGH-TECHNOLOGY SHIPSChina is to develop 19 types of high-technology

Sad for the grimy city of Hoboken, a shock to the Port of New York, the planned shutdown of the mass

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Jim Long, vice president of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners and commissioner of

Tanker owners might face a shortage of insurance protection to meet their liability exposures in 199

Ocean carriers moving goods from Italy to the United States canceled their cargo-sharing agreement.<

Aluminum ingots- $1,565-$1,575 per ton lots & in warehouse min. 99.

The United States and Japan have agreed on Japan's spending about $2.8 trillion on public works proj

The new Czechoslovakian government sworn in Wednesday faces massive challenges in privatizing the na

President Bush proposed Wednesday a "free trade zone" for the Western Hemisphere as part of a three-

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Phillip C. Yeager, chairman of Hub Group Inc., received the prestigious ''Transportation Man of the

Two lumber companies want the Interstate Commerce Commission to continue the freeze on car hire rate

The rationale for the equitable doctrine of "general average" is that losses suffered for the good o

JUDGE ISSUES SENTENCE, FINE IN BRIBERY CASENORFOLK, Va. - A former employee of Marine Transp

The boom-and-bust years that were common to most oil-based economies have taught Trinidad and Tobago

Soviet oil exports dropped nearly 10 percent last year, figures provided by the Central Intelligence

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Federal Express Corp. is getting into the international telecommunications business through an agree

MACHINERY ORDERS FALL 4 PERCENT IN WEST GERMANYFRANKFURT, West Germany - Orders for West Ger

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New labor contracts for workers aboard eight liquefied natural gas tankers are hanging fire while th

The National Association of Manufacturers called Wednesday for an easier U.S. monetary policy in adv

Representatives of the inland waterway and offshore oil industries are urging stricter government dr

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The folks at Lotus Development Corp. and other major U.S. software companies might say that selling

A number of foreign shipping companies have expressed interest in a quotation on the Oslo Stock Exch

This country is trying hard to shed its title as the world's leading producer of counterfeit goods,

Helmut Schmidt, the former West German chancellor, urged Wednesday that the leaders of the Soviet Un

Brazilian exports of low grade gasoline, primarily to the U.S. market, have plunged to less than hal

The settlement of a 4-year-old power sales dispute between Southern Co., Atlanta, and Gulf States Ut