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OLIN AGREES TO BUY CIBA-GEIGY'S OCG SHARESTAMFORD, Conn. - Olin Corp. said Wednesday

The Port of Montreal's longshoremen ratified a new collective agreement with maritime employers that

Saying they have a problem with seafood containers being tendered at less than their actual weight,

Investigators and insurers are scrambling to find out why two freighters collided in the East China

Korea Special Shipping Co. said Thursday that North Korea has allowed it to become the first South K

There was a little bit of O.J. this week at the federal racketeering trial of five former maritime-u

AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND DIRECT LINE (Long Beach, Calif.) - Sharon Maddox was named account executive i

With the large numbers of new vessels they have ordered, dry bulk and containership owners clearly e

FORMER TACOMA OFFICIAL TO HEAD SAN DIEGO PORTTACOMA, Wash. - Larry Killeen, former d

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The United States and Japan failed to resolve their protracted auto and auto parts dispute after top

Raising the stakes in a legislative battle over Amtrak reform, House Republican leaders said Thursda

(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, June 21, '94 - June 22, '95 (a graph) (2

Thursday, June 22, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

TWA FILES COMPLAINT ABOUT DENVER RATESDENVER - Trans World Airlines has filed a fede

The head of Citicorp urged North and South America to forge closer economic ties, saying this can be

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

The U.S. dollar surged Thursday morning on rumors of intervention and a Bundesbank interest rate cut

The Robison Construction Group of Kent, Wash., was selected by the Chinese government to provide com

Jamaica and the United States have resolved a quarrel over U.S. imports of apparel from the island t

The U.S. government will put into place restraints today and early next week on imports of underwear

As the United States and Canada ducked one contentious dispute over the alleged preservation of Cana

The European Union must scrap scores of unnecessary laws and educate its work force if it is to stan

Sen. Ernest Hollings, D-S.C., called on the Clinton administration Thursday to suspend a special dut

Sweden's industrial production rose 14.4 percent in April, compared with April 1994, the Central Bur

The owners of Lee's Material Services Inc., an export management company in Houston know that steadf

"While we share U.S. concerns, we don't think the best way to open other markets is to threaten to c

The European Commission has begun fresh talks with Spain over a planned $1 billion state subsidy for

ALLIANCE SHIPPERS INC. (West New York, N.J.) - Mark J. Shustak was named corporate controller at thi

Rail industry watchers have spent the past few years tying business levels to the revenue side of fr

Japan said Thursday it might retaliate against threatened U.S. aviation sanctions by banning some ca

Small, compared with other Canadian provinces, and facing complete isolation if the unexpected happe

As costs become prohibitive in Hong Kong and Singapore, the Philippines is launching a bid to become

A large Mexican manufacturer is expanding its presence in the Texas border city of McAllen with help

Word has it that Japan and the United States will settle their automotive trade dispute soon. As par

EU SAYS S. KOREA HINDERING CAR IMPORTSSEOUL, South Korea - The European Union on Thu

Union Pacific Railroad is free to finalize its acquisition of Chicago & North Western Transportation

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Two years after the city infuriated the nation's airlines by tripling landing fees at Los Angeles In

Boeing Co.'s first 767 freighter took wing in a flawless first flight this week, carrying a payload