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Unifying the once-rival ports of Philadelphia and Camden will create a strong competitor for cargo a

A House labor panel Wednesday easily approved legislation extending U.S. labor laws to foreign ships

Central banks in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania have agreed to allow free trade in their respective curr

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Illinois Central Corp., parent of Illinois Central Railroad, earned $27.7 million, or 65 cents a sha

Japan's air force had to spend $960,000 to inspect training jets after a mechanic fiddled with canop

UAL EXPECTS BUYOUT TO SAVE $8.2 BILLIONNEW YORK - UAL Corp., the parent company of U

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service

The market for telephone instruments in India is headed for a shake-up, and it will provide good opp

CHINA EXPORTS GREW FASTER THAN IMPORTSChina's exports in the first quarter grew faster than

Mobil Corp. said it will sign a contract to explore for oil off the southeast coast of Vietnam, beco

The Indian government is considering exporting wheat and rice for the first time, the head of its bi

Copper exports to the United States from the Commonwealth of Independent States are widely expected

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 222.63 up 0.50 which compares w

West Coast longshoremen this week will develop a plan for going global in order to beat multinationa

South Koreans, alarmed by worker occupations of Asian-owned assembly plants in northern Honduras, ha

The U.S. dollar was mostly lower Wednesday, after news of weaker-than- expected U.S. retail sales da

Spain's unemployment rate fell in March to 17.92 percent of the work forcefrom 18.01 percent

The United States and European Union reached an agreement on government contracts Wednesday that wou

ICC WILL VOTE TUESDAY ON TWO RAILROAD CASESWASHINGTON - The Interstate Commerce Comm

The repositioning of empty containers remains a serious headache for liner shipping companies, which

Transamerica Corp. sold its entire 21 percent stake in London-based Sedgwick Group PLC, as part of i

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Compaq Computer plans to spend $50 million to double the size of its Singapore factory by 1996.<

The Russian Customs Committee and state oil producer Rosneft Wednesday appeared to be on the way to

The operator of the Port of Richmond, Va., and the port's largest shipping line lost more than $335,

U.S. port, labor, and cruise interests Wednesday lined up in support of legislation designed to spur

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

U.S. business executives in Moscow protested an anticipated, and much feared, 23 percent capital inv

The Teamsters' strike against less-than-truckload carriers enters its ninth day today with the first

In response to congressional concern that U.S.-China trade policy is spinning out of control in the

At least 16 stowaways have been discovered in the mid-Atlantic aboard a containership due to dock in

CLARK & ATCHESON (New York) - Richard J. Reisert was named a partner at this maritime law firm. He w

The Interstate Commerce Commission is grappling once again with the issue of railroad grain car supp

U.S. industries, besieged by thieves, ripped off by copycat artists and technology pirates, are taki

In a move endorsed by industry observers, GATX Capital Corp. on Tuesday signed a joint-venture deal

CHINA BUYS COAL GEAR FROM JAPAN'S TOMENBEIJING - China National Technical Import & E

The United States and European Union edged closer to a deal on public procurement Tuesday, but faile

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

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