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SKAARUP SHIPPING CORP. (Greenwich, Conn.) - Capt. Lawrence C. Tzou will retirefrom his posit

Japan's Kobe Steel Ltd. said it is considering the sale of more than $500 million worth of shares in

Moscow and Minsk have agreed on a list of companies to supply oil to Belarus refineries and on the m

The bar pilots for the Port of New Orleans have lowered draft levels for vessels transiting the area

Bill Woods, a vice president of Circle (Harper Group), recently joined Celadon/Jacky Maeder as execu

Assembling automobiles using parts manufactured overseas requires a steady shipment cycle. If the pa

Cotton exporters reacted bitterly Friday to proposed freight rate increases of 20 percent and more f

In what appears to be a partial victory for U.S. beef producers, Mexico's commerce agency has decide

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French exporters are braced for a drop in sales to South Pacific countries as a protest in the regio

When Europe suffered a poor potato crop last year, U.S. farmers were quick to seize the opportunity.

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3 Nuclear Plants Remain on 'Watch List'NEW YORK The Nuclear Regulatory Commission sa

S&P AFFIRMS RATING OF DANISH INSURERStandard & Poor's affirmed its seventh-highest "A-" clai

Transportation News reported Friday that the Tengfeihai, a 70,000-deadweight- ton Panamax bulk carri

The electric-utility industry is loaded with acronyms, and Puhca is one of my favorites. It

AGENCY, PIPE EXPORTERS TO MEET ON NAFTA ISSUEMEXICO CITY - The Secretaria de Comerci

Romania opened its first stock exchange in almost half a century Friday, but had no stocks to trade.

The chairman of the Senate subcommittee seeking reform of the Superfund program will give an advance

Electricity production by U.S. utilities totaled 61,614 gigawatt-hours in the week ended June 17, do

A California senator's attack on a cargo clearance program dear to the heart of importers and broker

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A management shake-up at Right-O-Way Transportation has led to the ouster of Harald Niehenke as chie

Flying fish and their waterborne cousins, not to mention the ones on wheels, travel the globe the sa

A man was arrested at New Delhi airport on Thursday for smuggling 50 kilograms (110 pounds) of gold

June 23, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

In a bid to bolster its international express traffic, Federal Express announced Friday that it has

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

DOW, BALLARD DISSOLVE FUEL CELL COLLABORATIONVANCOUVER, British Columbia - Dow Chemi

Modern-day riverboats will re-create a 19th century Mississippi River race won by a renowned steamer

Japanese firms are freezing or scaling back plans to participate in a major waterfront development p

The goal is to expand customer access to information, offer more customized services more quickly an

The government has flashed the green light on opening up the banking sector with the approval of fiv

Two U.S. companies are among four overseas firms tapped by Subic Bay Freeport to draft a master plan

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CAST REORGANIZING EUROPEAN NETWORKCast, the trans-Atlantic liner shipping company acquired i

For the week ended June 17, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

When you look at the number of illegal aliens setting up residence in America or the illegal drugs t

Armed with optimistic projections of sustained high growth and a vision of itself as Central America

The Russian Railways Ministry has announced a shake-up in its pricing system to counteract a dramati