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OWNERS SAY SHIPS' AGE NOT AT FAULT IN MISHAPSATHENS, Greece - Shipowners, maligned for sendi

China wants to hold negotiations with Taiwan before Taiwan formally allows direct shipping links bet

The safety of bulk carriers and roll-on, roll-off ferries will top the agenda at one of the most imp

Switzerland's unemployment rate in April was 4.3 percent, down from 4.4 percent in March and down fr

Alfred J. Stretz, president of Autoliners Inc, a car carrier, remembers when shippers started shippi

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From New York to North Carolina and from Los Angeles to Oregon, ports are planning intermodal projec

The continuing rise in the size of mainline boxships should continue to create a strong demand for f

China and its state-owned China Ocean Shipping Co. will continue to be one of the leading contributo

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This time last year, U.S. railroads were pressing Mexico's state-owned railroad Ferrocarriles Nacion

Despite intermodal's growing popularity, the forecast for further growth is clouded by twodistinct g

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Despite an increase in intermodal shipments, cargo damage claims in 1994 stayed relatively flat, lea

Intermodalism, no longer just an east to west and back phenomenon, is quickly becoming a staple of t

In the rush to move goods from domestic factories to overseas store shelves, some manufacturers are

Tremendous increases in world trade have transformed many transportation providers into high-tech lo

Marine containers continue to be in short supply in major export loading areas of the United States,

Short-haul motor carriers and railroads inching their way toward a mutually acceptable method of boo

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Intermodal rates, which jumped about 5 percent last year as railroads responded to strong demand and

Bill Craven knows the world of intermodal marketing companies. That's one of the main reasons he got

The chairman of the largest intermodal marketing company in North America says the giant IMCs can su

As growing environmental and cost pressures force companies to increase their recycling efforts, Uni

The earthquake that devastated this port city has left several lessons in its wake about preparednes

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The end of 1996 will see harsh rate pressure on the container shipping industry as enormous new ship

Only a year old, Mexico's energy regulatory commission stands to gain important powers as the countr

Conrail 393.1 CSX Transportation 353.2Norfolk Southern 314.8

Cargo volume at the Port of Richmond, Va., got a boost recently from a pair of inbound shipments of

A government plan is moving forward to overhaul the 1988 constitution and open this country's oil an

By 1999, Nigeria aims to increase its level of crude oil reserves to 25 billion barrels from 20.5 bi

South Korea's Petroleum Development Corp. (Pedco) has made its third oil-and- gas strike off Vietnam

Don't look now, intermodal, but the rail carload freight that slogged along behind your sizable volu

TOKYO ELECTRIC RESTARTS NUCLEAR POWER STATIONTOKYO - Japan's Tokyo Electric Power Co

(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, May 9, '94 - May 8, '95 (a graph) (2)DAI

OPEC's oil output rose to just under 25 million barrels a day in April, the Middle East Economic Sur

China restarted talks with its major trading partners on its admission to the World Trade Organizati

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

Monday, May 8, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U