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Tom Wakeman started out in the dredging business by approaching it as a scientific problem. Now he k

The largest maker of maritime containers in China is adding refrigerated types to its inventory thro

BN, C&NW ADVANCE IN WYO. TRACK WORKGILLETTE, Wyo. - Burlington Northern Railroad and the Chi

WESTERN BULK TAKES ON 15 JEBSENS BULK SHIPSThe Western Bulk Group said Thursday that it woul

Thomas J. Holt's growing waterfront empire got even bigger recently when he took over assets of Inde

Local bulk carrier IMC Holdings Ltd. is broadening its scope into ship management by acquiring two f

The Port of Oakland will be able to develop a 34-acre site near the Oakland Airport as part of a set

A barge carrying crude oil hit an underwater object in the Mississippi River Thursday, ripping a 3-f

The United States and Canada announced Thursday the framework for a new bilateral air agreement that

European shippers suspect that container shipping lines operating in the North Atlantic trades may b

As president of Worldwide Media Service, Lee Selverne's determination to penetrate Russia has paid o

The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach and three railroads scheduled a news conference Thursday to

Air Freight Management Services Inc. only does one thing: it negotiates rates and services for shipp

Having lost out on a bid for a direct route to London, Salt Lake City International Airport wants to

Japan appears ready to meet at least one key U.S. demand in bilateralfinancial services nego

In an attempt to staunch the number of counterfeit goods under Christmas trees this holiday season,

Dormant more than three years, a set of railroad tracks through northwestern Porter County will come

Despite the results of the November national elections and the overwhelming mandate for change in Wa

A key lawmaker in the battle over a Massachusetts double-stack rail plan said Wednesday that the mea

Santa Fe Pacific Corp. and Burlington Northern Inc. expect to file registration documents for their

Fruit importer Patrick Dunbar is looking for a ship line willing to make a stop at Mexico's west coa

Port officials who had hoped that a forthcoming federal report would set priorities between dredging

In a setback for post-Cold War diplomacy, Western allies failed to approve Russia's membership in a

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Aluminum hoarders and speculators have driven the price so high that many factories using the metal

Eight months after they sailed to the United States inside cargo containers, several Romanian stowaw

An innovative fiber produced by a British chemical company could be set for sales growth that will m

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Thursday, Dec. 22, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

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

The number of unemployed in Norway rose by 4,635 in December from November, to 98,424, giving a jobl

The International Monetary Fund gave its approval Thursday to Mexico's decision to devalue its curre

The U.S. dollar broke through a key resistance level against the deutsche mark Thursday, but dealers

The incoming Senate Agriculture Committee chairman accused the U.S. Department of Agriculture of sur

China's consumer-goods market will continue to boom next year, with sales forecast to rise 24 percen

Failure by the Chinese political leadership to read accurately the Clinton administration's policy p

The Clinton administration has abandoned its long-sought fee increases for cattle grazing on federal

The main obstacles to better China-U.S. relations are Taiwan and trade disputes, the Foreign Ministr

Russia has cut production of primary aluminum by 217,000 tons since November 1993, but the figure fa