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The story headlined "Ship Line to End Hawaii Box Service" that appeared on Page 1A of The Journal of

Carriers in the U.S.-Puerto Rican trade will be able to publish rate reductions for a single commodi

HELICOPTERS PLUCK CREW FROM CRIPPLED VESSELTwo helicopters rescued all 23 crewmembers Thursd

EC production of raw steel set a record of 141 million metric tons in 1989, compared with 137 millio

U.S. Memories Inc. would have been what Grant Dove calls the "third leg on the stool" of cooperative

U.S. Customs Service officials are studying a proposal to reorganize the agency's Washington headqua

Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan said Thursday that a balanced U.S. budget represents t

Fowler West, a commissioner of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission urged industry participants

The European Community Commission has fired the opening shots in a battle to win rights for European

Ship traffic in the San Francisco Bay region declined slightly last year, but overall trade activity

The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade Council Thursday welcomed Poland's statement that it soon

Asia and Western Europe will outpace North America in economic growth in the 1990s but U.S. defense

A ferocious storm with winds reaching 90 mph lashed Britain Thursday, paralyzing rail and air transp

Citing automobile insurance rates that climbed an average of 5.1 percent statewide and as high as 38

A Rohm and Haas Co. subsidiary will close a plant in Toledo and sell its passive molding compound an

FORMALDEHYDE Hoechst Celanese Corp. said it will increase prices for uninhibited formaldehyd

China will cut by 50 percent its exports of corn to Japan to just over 300,000 metric tons in in the

Lufthansa German Airlines, together with the East German airline Interflug, is studying the feasibil

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Maron Shipping Agency Inc., a family owned freight forwarding firm in New York, had its best year ev

Italy's largest state bank, Banca Nazionale del Lavoro, stunned by the discovery last August that it

The Chelsea River was reopened to oil tanker traffic at noon on Thursday even as workers were still

BUSH TO EXTEND SANCTIONS ON LIBYAPresident Bush informed Congress Thursday he was extending

A major U.S. shipbuilder categorically denied Wednesday allegations of fraud in building a new Navy

Chicago was selected as the second hub for an ambitious plan by Waste Management Inc. and Du Pont Co

Along the corridors of the crisp CSL Intermodal headquarters building here in the Baltimore suburbs,

JAN. 24 GOLD VOLUME SET RECORD ON COMEXCommodity Exchange Inc.'s gold futures contract on Ja

Air freight traffic at the Frankfurt Airport increased by 7.9 percent to 1,131,140 tons in 1989, wit

Look for New York's two port authorities to present in two weeks a formal proposal to end their thre

An independent ocean carrier plans to impose a surcharge on all cargo carried between the United Sta

The market for secondhand ships declined for the first time in nearly three years during the fourth

New York-Based Philipp Brothers Inc. has received an associate membership for precious metals on the

WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO. (Seattle) - Kathleen Gordon was promoted to regional vice president for the P

A VIRGINIA POULTRY SHIPPER waited more than a year to get Interstate CommerceCommission auth

CSL Intermodal, a two-year-old offspring of CSX Corp., moved into the black in 1989 and is taking de

Plane, train and boat services in Greece were severely disrupted Thursday when 1.2 million workers s

Douglas Qualey, who has become controller of finance for Gulf & Eastern Steamship and Chartering Cor

Lower diesel fuel prices are prompting truckers nationwide to cut rate hikes taken earlier this mont

A joint venture involving PepsiCo Inc. faces uncertainty because of what company executives call a s

American President Cos. reported its first red ink in nearly three years with a fourth-quarter loss