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Friday Sept. 18, 1998Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

Arco subsidiary Arco China Inc. and Texaco Inc. unit Texaco China BV have entered into a petroleum c

Republican leaders in Congress unveiled a $3.9 billion aid package for farmers last week and said Pr

The Miami-Dade Aviation Department has unveiled a technology used to monitor airplane noise, a move

European haulage companies and truckers' unions failed Friday to agree on an EU-wide accord on a 48-

Eleventh-hour lobbying has failed to keep alive China Ocean Shipping Co.'s hopes of developing a $30

Emery Worldwide reached an agreement to provide logistics services to the Royal Australian Air Force

ANDERSEN CONSULTINGNEW YORK - Greg Owens was named managing partner of the firm's global sup

Wilhelmsen Lines is expanding its presence in the Indian Ocean with the launch of direct monthly ser

U.S. airlines have outlined conditions they want Washington to set for approving the alliance betwee

British Aerospace PLC announced a 24 percent jump in first-half profit and said record orders should

Celadon Group Inc., the leading truckload transportation services provider from the United States an

While economic worries rattled the stock market, heavy-truck sales rolled to a 28.5 percent gain las

Consolidated Delivery & Logistics Inc. has acquired Eveready Express Corp., a same-day courier opera

Southwest Airlines' pilots have agreed by an overwhelming majority to keep a 10-year salary agreemen

Southwest Airlines Co. will add new nonstop service from Baltimore/Washington to Phoenix and to San

A port services consortium at the Port of Vancouver, British Columbia, has improperly transferred sa

Three weeks ended Sep. 12, 1998, vs. similar 1997 periodCars Cars Loaded Loaded<

Worldwide U-Ship Inc. has formed a subsidiary, Advanced Courier Services Inc.Worldwide has a

The Journal of Commerce welcomes announcements of personnel changes, upcoming events, deaths and oth

Columbus Line USA Inc. is consolidating terminal services for its recently acquired South Seas Steam

European and Asian shippers have added their endorsement to landmark U.S. legislation to revamp inte

Cargo volume and freight rates are sinking in the U.S.-Australia trade, but this is not deterring ag

Hamburg's main port operator, trying to strengthen its dominance in container transshipments to the

It's not exactly vultures circling, but several airlines are poking around to see what might be on o

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A federal judge has upheld a ruling that expelled former Teamsters President Ron Carey from the unio

Key movements in 20-foot ocean container unitsJune Jul Aug. Sep. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Ma

882 (September 18, 1998) Previous day - 876The Baltic International Freight Futures Market i

Sept. 18, 1998Baltic International Freight Futures Market Prev.Close High Lo

Britain's Royal Navy has been the envy of the world and the pride of the country, tackling enemies a

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

The dry cargo and tanker fixtures listed herewith and compiled in London and New York, include the f

SEPTEMBERY2K Issues and the Maritime Industry. Sept. 22. Wilmington, N.C. Meeting to explore

The Indian government is preparing to sell at least 51 percent of its equity and privatize two state

Singapore hopes that open markets, skills development and upgrading of the work force will see the i

Free trade may be gaining around the world, but it seems to have few fans on at least one college ca

FUTURES - September 16, 1998 OPEN INTEREST AND SALES - September 15, 1998All life

Commercial QuantityAluminum ingots_ $1,500-$1,600 per ton lo

As China increases its use of liquefied petroleum gas, more facilities are being set up to generate,