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UGANDA PLANS TO SELL COFFEE MARKETING BOARDNAIROBI, Kenya - Uganda intends to sell t

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

Ecopetrol, Colombia's national oil company, Monday announced plans to export within two years a half

The following is the list of bunker prices obtained during the course of week ending Mar. 17, 1995.

China plans to expand its port facilities in order to handle increasing foreign trade volume, a gove

BLANCH HOLDINGS FILES FOR STOCK OFFERINGReinsurance brokerage company E.W. Blanch Holdings I

GLOSSARY AR: American Tanker RateSchedule RevisedRS: American Tanker Rate Schedule

AETNA LIFE & CASUALTY (Hartford, Conn.) - Ellen M. Hancock, former senior vice president and group e

Taxpayers in South Texas could get a $39 million bonus depending on the result of a storm brewing in

Walt Disney Co. won't build a historical theme park at Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, a sprawling indu

A tug-of-war has started between southern New England and Virginia over the U.S. Navy's nuclear subm

Mar. 20, 1995 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

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The appointment of a new director for the Alabama State Docks prompted pledges of support from commu

Supreme Court justices Monday heard arguments on whether U.S. law allows carriers to force shipping

A Chilean vessel Monday threatened the Pacific Pintail, the vessel carrying nuclear waste between Fr

Connecticut's Senate is preparing to take up a bill that would effectively set a deadline for marine

BDP INTERNATIONAL INC. (Philadelphia) - Luc Van Heygan was named vice president of the global networ

The Insurance Services Office joined forces with the American subsidiary of Japanese computer manufa

BOEING ENGINEERS TRIM THE FAT FROM NEW 737WICHITA, Kansas - Boeing engineers working

Japan's transport minister Monday ordered all transport facilities - including airports, cargo termi

Local shipping and airlines, forwarders and terminals will be linked electronically this summer in w

YELLOW FREIGHT UNIT DAMAGED BY BLAZENORTH ANDOVER, Mass. - A two-alarm fire caused e

Riding on the wave of Thailand's economic growth, decentralization and easier regulations, TNT Expre

"Truck and Bus Safety, the Federal View" will be the topic at the Transportation Table luncheon Frid

A software watchdog agency announced settlements with two Texas companies over their alleged use of

Rebuilding a billion-dollar business hard hit by an earthquake isn't easy, especially when it's a se

Sometimes it is the simplest ideas that are the best . . . and most profitable. By using bas

Preliminary results from the first wide-ranging study of intermodal utilization has found that conta

It's not quite the cattle drives of the wild West, but Mexico's devaluation and the subsequent colla

It's every motorist's nightmare: getting lost in a strange city with absolutely no sense of directio

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A company that has built a business by catering to shippers who don't want to outsource their transp

American National Standards Institute. March 23-24. Strategic standardization and global competitive

Monday, March 20, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The U.S. dollar gained against the deutsche mark Monday but remained near its lows against the Japan

Denmark's consumer prices rose 0.4 percent from January to February, the National Statistics Bureau

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

The Port Import/Export Reporting Service, a New York subsidiary of The Journal of Commerce, launched

Rats have eaten up to 3 billion kilograms (3.3 million tons) of grain in China in the past two years