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U.S. shipbuilders need to automate their yards quickly if they want to cash in when shippers replace

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The Hyundai Seattle, adrift in high seas and gale force winds in the North Pacific Ocean since Frida

LONG BEACH HARBOR COMMISSION (Long Beach, Calif.) - Joel Friedland, a commissioner since 1987, resig

Poland could make 1995 a breakthrough year for its economic reforms after several major successes th

Vietnam's central bank has asked a committee of foreign bankers for advice about how to restructure

BIC Corp., the nation's only maker of disposable lighters, said Tuesday the government will impose a

Federal Maritime Commission investigators probing North Atlantic shipping lines are calling again on

Prices at the wholesale level turned higher in November, the Labor Department said Tuesday, as gasol

Ship lines moving goods from the United States to Brazil are scrambling to add extra ships to handle

Containerships are being advised to be on the alert for pirates in Indonesian waters following a spa

New York Mercantile Exchange - Dec. 13, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

"The one weakness we may have is that we've never been a colony so we're not very good at foreign la

TENNESSEE GAS CUTS SERVICE TO NORTHEASTTennessee Gas Pipeline Co. cut interruptible natural-

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Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON ROCHE VENTURESHANGHAI, China - Officials said Tuesday construction is

Two key Coast Guard studies, which are expected to play an important role in the development of tank

Although U.S. coal exports are expected to make a modest rebound after plummeting to their worst lev

The Clinton administration has taken the Transportation Department off its list of agencies being co

The conference system is being outsourced - at least on South American trades. Ocean carrier

Labor unions are organizing a legal challenge to the controversial Interstate Commerce Commission de

The European Union Commission said Tuesday it wants to conclude an interim deal with the United Stat

A female Navy recruit at an Orlando, Fla., boot camp was allegedly ordered into a shower, kicked and

A tax incentive program credited with boosting Nebraska's ethanol industry is running out of money a

Veba Oel, the oil and gas subsidiary of Germany's energy and chemical giant Veba, will have 16.4 bil

Cotton growers and dealers say this year's crop, vital to Pakistan's fragile economy, may yield only

Reserves set aside by Lloyd's of London's underwriters to meet future claims are massively inadequat

Several U.S. railroads are feverishly upgrading systems, refining operational procedures and spendin

Some policyholders of Lloyd's policies in the United States have expressed fears lately that insolve

International seaborne trade is projected to increase annually by an average of 3.8 percent over the

As they race to complete their report before the end of the year, members of a New Jersey state comm

The country's first two privately run export-processing zones have won approval from the Ministry of

Liberalization of India's telecommunications sector may not be so complete as some overseas firms ho

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U.S. Ambassador Walter F. Mondale turned professorial Tuesday as he delivered a lecture that could h

Perched on a stool at the bar of the Santa Barbara Cafeteria restaurant in this city's Little Havana

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American Airlines has become the first airline in decades to operate its own ground handling service