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Many shippers and transport officials were caught by surprise at news of the ILA strike. Alm

The state insurance department has opened an inquiry into the insurance company rating procedures of

European shipowners reacted calmly on the first day of the longshoremen's strike at U.S. North Atlan

Ports, railroads and cargo brokers on the West Coast geared up to begin receiving diverted cargo.

Railroads, trucking companies and air cargo operators braced for the effects of the International Lo

Cruise ship passengers arriving in New York Wednesday had to carry their own luggage because of the

Shippers said they would wait until Monday before phasing in contingencyplans designed to of

All South Atlantic ports from North Carolina through Florida remained open and working Wednesday, in

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries passed the halfway stage of its two months product

The Oil Field Products Group of Pfizer Inc. opened offices in Houston. The company is locate

Saudi Arabia's decision this week to close its Yanbu oil export terminal in November and December ha

Gov. William A. O'Neill came out against the proposed Iroquois natural gas pipeline through western

Accord Completes Venezuela TakeoverCARACAS, Venezuela - Venezuela completed a 10-year proces

Cash petroleum prices firmed but trading has remained quiet, oil dealers and traders say. Th

Gholamreza Akazadeh, Iranian oil minister, who is reportedly drumming up support forfresh Iranian pr

Philadelphia Electric Co. announced that effective Oct. 1, gas rates will be reduced $46.6 million t

U.S. companies reportedly offered to arrange $1.4 billion in finance for two natural gas pipeline pr

State District Judge J.P. Farris, who presided over the major portion of the Pennzoil-Texaco trial t

United Airlines will modify the way 228 of its 361 jets are flown on takeoff and substantially reduc

If one stretches his recollection of the entire span of the 50-year existence of Air Canada (nee Tra

Pan American Corp. is entering the highly competitive Northeast shuttle market with a slick, sophist

Representatives of U.S. companies interested in bidding for contracts in the $8 billion Osaka Bay ai

Lockheed Comments On C-5B AllegationsCALABASAS, Calif. - Lockheed Corp. denied recent allega

The Pentagon is considering a requirement that commercial airlines and airplane manufacturers order

Fear of terrorist attacks is one reason that more passengers are using the nation's fastest growing

India's sugar output during 1986-87 (October-September) is unlikely to meet the country's rising dom

Japanese grain importers have started talks with Thai shippers on corn purchases for the 1986-87 sea

The Port of Houston Authority has replaced a private company that was managing its foreign trade zon

House Agriculture Committee members, on a visit to Canada to meet farmers and farm officials there,

Competition among Pacific Rim futures exchanges will intensify next month when the Sydney Futures Ex

NYFE Gains Approval On Beta Index ContractThe Commodity Futures Trading Commission approved

Ports must adapt to a new set of rules if they are going to survive and prosper in today's highly ch

A top official of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said he will endorse a $355 million plan to deep

Normally at this time of year, the U.S. would be close to announcing the coming year's sugar import

At least three disturbing legislative trends threaten the U.S. port industry, according to Erik Stro

Work is scheduled to begin today on the next stage of Hong Kong's containerport redevelopment and ex

The 38,406-deadweight-ton Chinese bulk carrier Liu Lin Hai reportedly caught fire in its No. 5 hold

The U.S. Coast Guard seeks comments on its proposed rules to guard against pollu tion from hazardous

The Du Pont Co. announced it will construct a plant to produce "Krytox" vacuum pump fluids and fluor