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KELLY, COX, WOOTTON, GRIFFIN, GILL & SHERBURNE (San Francisco) - Dennis Herrera is rejoining the fir

New Zealand will chair the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum in 1999 and host its annual summi

In the Insurance People item that appeared on Page 7A on Friday, Nov. 17, the correct spelling of th

The naming of Sergei Dubinin to head Russia's Central Bank has won praise at home but is raising eye

The U.S. government has officially abandoned trade restraints against Hong Kong and India for their

Ports in the Pacific Northwest will be less affected by a Union Pacific- Southern Pacific merger tha

The mushrooming number of trade disputes with global ramifications has elevated the significance of

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Dreadnought Marine Inc. leased space at Norfolk International Terminals Inc. to do pier-side repairs

Canadian shippers, recognizing that their trucking partners are suffering financially, may be willin

Lufthansa and United Airlines Friday said they have added seven cities to their global network.<

Long-simmering rumors surrounding Canada's largest-ever purchase of civilian aircraft - the 1988 acq

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Some time in January, a Federal Express Boeing 747 will pick up a U.S. high- technology satellite, f

An article headlined "Roll-On Lines See More Use" that appeared on Page 5A of the Friday, Nov. 3, ed

Dubbed by Democrats on Capitol Hill as "Gingrich Gridlock," last week's partial shutdown of the fede

November 20, 1995 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals and

Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. can keep using the cash it needs to operate daily until Feb. 29, thanks to

"Not buying a bottle of wine is a lot easier than going without a favorite perfume or silk scarf."

A series of tactical blunders by Senate Republican leader Bob Dole has snatched defeat from the jaws

No U.S. trade embargo is more stringent than the one against Cuba, but Washington nonetheless has qu

Shipping line operators, already facing campaigns in the United States and Europe to deregulate ocea

AIR NEW ZEALAND TO BUY 50 PERCENT OF ANSETT AIRWAYSSYDNEY - Australian transport fir

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 242.77 up 0.30 w

The Mexican and U.S. postal services have formed an alliance to help smooth the flow of mail across

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

Transportation Secretary Federico Pena and Japanese Transport Minister Takeo Hiranuma discussed bila

AIR FRANCE (Paris) - Ross L. Priddle was appointed to the new post of regional manager, Pacific Regi

HIGHWAY SPEED LIMIT SCHEDULED FOR REPEALWASHINGTON - Congress was expected to repeal

Amid all the bickering over farm liberalization and multilateral trade benefits, the 18 members of t

Before the leaders had even signed off on their common agenda, members of the diverse Asia-Pacific E

Liberia, which administers one of the largest ship registers in the world, failed last week to obtai

The global talks to liberalize trade in basic telecommunications services edged forward last week, a

Russian First Deputy Prime Minister Anatoly Chubais told President Boris Yeltsin Friday that monthly

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