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The American Association of Port Authorities will host a seminar on "Port Planning for the 21st Cent

Just a few days before the official report on the Braer tanker accident is due to be published, Brit

Mexico has refused to alter compensatory penalties in place against Chinese exporters of fluoride gr

Despite the current economic recovery, U.S. international competitiveness remains at risk, the Compe

The nation's chief civil rights enforcer asked Congress Wednesday to help him determine how insuranc

US ACCOUNTING FIRM OPENS VIETNAM OFFICEHANOI, Vietnam - The U.S. accountancy firm De

A U.K. consulting firm finds itself at the center of a controversy over alleged corruption surroundi

The cost of handling of marine containers at ports rose by 4.3 percent between March and April, acco

RailTex Inc., a San Antonio, Texas, firm that operates 23 short-line and regional railroads, has bee

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The drilling hasn't begun, but the war of words is heating up again over one of Asia's potentially l

Petrofina, the Belgian oil company, said its Antwerp refinery will be operating at full capacity by

German ministers are calling for a 20 percent increase in patent filing fees, following a report tha

As President Clinton struggles with a decision on China's most-favored-nation trading status, a top

Chemical Banking Corp. said its Chemical Bank unit and Margaretten Financial Corp. signed a definiti

Spanish unemployment fell to 17.76 percent in April, a 0.9 percent drop from March that continues a

SEA-LAND SERVICE INC. (Liberty Corner, N.J.) - William C. Summers, 34, has been named director of co

William O'Neil, secretary general of the International Maritime Organization, strongly scolded tanke

Richard Branson, chairman of Virgin Atlantic Airways, levied a withering attack Thursday against the

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A U.S. trading firm here that was formed as a joint venture with a unit of government in Vietnam is

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January-December 1993 International Freight in 20-Foot Container Equivalents, or TEUsTotal I

Heavy pressure from several quarters may force shipping companies to lower or scrap recent increases

U.S. manufacturers of some paper products are considering their options after Mexico slapped compens

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Most of the world's major ship lines expanded their business in the United States last year, despite

INTERTANKO MEMBERSHIP INCREASES BY EIGHTEight companies controlling vessels totaling about 4

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 226.78 up 1.84

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Russia has made substantial reductions in the production of primary aluminum, but the consensus amon

May 12, 1994 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

INTERNATIONAL SHIPHOLDING CORP. (New Orleans) - Erik L. Johnsen, company vice president, and Edward

Inflationary conditions in overseas markets call for very special marketing approaches. Incr

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Termination of favorable trade relations with China would cost U.S. consumers $10 billion a year and

U.S. Computer giant Compaq Computer Corp. last year became the first vendor to reach the $2 billion

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The Teamsters Union will begin mailing ballots today to 120,000 members who will vote on a tentative

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