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Russia's key Black Sea oil terminal at Novorossiisk will be closed to large tankers for between 20 t

Dutch seaports handled 366 million tons of cargo in 1993, down 3.4 percentfrom 378 million t

Japan's Fair Trade Commission ordered a Tokyo-based ladies' wear wholesaler to refrain from labeling

As Vietnam and the United States edge closer to formal diplomatic ties, Vietnamese business are plan

The U.S. dollar will be left to twist in the wind in Naples, analysts said. The Group of 7 w

The U.S. dollar was little changed in thin trading Wednesday after erasing most of its early losses.

Dover, one of Britain's busiest ports, is trying to lure U.S. fruit growers and American tourists, h

Denmark's leading steamship line gave more details Wednesday of its increased activities at Southern

Roadway Services Inc., hammered by $68 million in operating losses from a 24- day Teamsters strike,

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Leaders of the oil workers' union decided Wednesday to suspend a strike begun Tuesday because not al

Nigerian authorities Wednesday arrested Frank Kokori, general-secretary of the oil workers' union, f

Baghdad is seeking New Delhi's help in getting United Nations economic sanctions against Iraq lifted

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Key rubber producer and consumer states will meet in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, next week to try to bre

Two union leaders serving on the board of the new unified Philadelphia-Camden port blasted other por

The Port of Long Beach is trying to settle a dispute with three neighboring cities that are attempti

In thousands of carloads Union Pacific 136.1Burlington Northern 132.0

New contract rules put forward this week by the Trans-Atlantic Agreement will give smaller members t

The Indonesia government is likely to issue a new banking rule to force small banks to merge so as t

U.S. exports of canned and dry soup reached a record $73 million in 1993, nearly five times the leve

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The French government looks set to grant shipowners further exemptions from national-insurance contr

The European Commission welcomes Japanese efforts to deregulate the economy and ease restrictions on

Seasonally adjusted June western German unemployment posted its first decline since the autumn of 19

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SEA-LAND DUMPS STAKE IN MANILA TERMINALMANILA, Philippines - The two principal share

KLLM Transport Services Inc., the refrigerated truckload carrier, has taken its eye off the road aft

ARGENTINA EXPORTS CRUDE TO BRAZIL VIA CHILE PORTBUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Argentina'

Kaneb Pipe Line Co. will put its shippers on "transit time," which means product cannot be picked up

Singapore Petroleum (China) Pte. Ltd. has signed a joint-venture agreement with the southern Chinese

San Diego Gas & Electric Co. said it expects to write down by $80 million the value of some of its r

Two of the world's largest aluminum producers on Wednesday announced a merger of their alumina, alum

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

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Cargo volumes and rates are beginning to pick up for U.S. passenger airlines and freight forwarders

European shippers working to outlaw the Trans-Atlantic Agreement said they will wait for an official

Alexander Howden, a Lloyd's of London reinsurance broker, expanded July 1 into the German region via

A deadline has passed in the merger of Conseco Inc. and Kemper Corp. that makes it more expensive fo

The upturn in the U.S. economy is trickling down to the air-cargo industry. For the fifth straight m