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Minimum operating standards adopted by 70 percent of the shipowner members of the Standard Steamship

Mar. 17, 1994 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

On the evening of Dec. 15, 1988, the 156-foot Wishing Star sailed from San Juan fully loaded with ca

The European Commission is seeking to defuse a long running row over bananas that threatens to mar t

Japanese waterfront unions and negotiators representing management reportedly moved closer together

The U.S. Agency for International Development is faulted in a new government report for neglecting U

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

TNT Express Worldwide plans to expand its intra-Asian freighter network on April 18 to include Hong

Polar Air Cargo Inc. plans to expand its trans-Pacific services this fall and dissolve its partnersh

Railroad labor executives reacted cautiously this week to the decision by railroad unions to insist

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The volume of U.S. crude oil production that has been curtailed since the price collapse in November

GLOSSARY AR: American Tanker RateSchedule RevisedRS: American Tanker Rate Schedule

South Korea is expected to follow Japan as a major investor in the expanding Australian grain-fed be

Trade sources in Asia say Chinese firms will likely default on contracts topurchase three ca

Seatrade Academy. March 20-April 1. Cambridge, England. Management training course, "Anatomy of Ship

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

In what appears to be the first serious official response to allegations of complicity in piracy, Ch

1,000 MORE BRIDGES TO NEED QUAKE SUPPORTLOS ANGELES - About 1,000 additional bridges

ENVIRONMENT EXPORT BILL CLEARS HOUSE PANELWASHINGTON - A House panel approved a bill

2 UNSOLD CARGOES PUSH GASOLINE PRICES DOWNSpot prices for oxygenated regular unleaded gasoli

New York Mercantile Exchange - Mar. 17, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

Canada's National Energy Board said it will review its recent decisions on 18 natural-gas export lic

The latest round of talks aimed at reaching an international trade agreement governing the shipbuild

A number of new gold projects and stronger market prices will result in a rise in total Canadian gol

The Clinton administration's $1 billion subsidy reform package Thursday received a rocky reception f

Customs brokers and forwarders warned the U.S. Customs Service that cutting the agency's staff at he

The U.S. dollar was mixed Thursday after recovering from early losses which came on news that the Bu

The European Commission's industry commissioner Martin Bangemann Thursday accused France of jeopardi

Eight years ago, Sonix Inc. was a three-man operation. Each person was an engineer, a part owner of

A federal judge in Mississippi has ruled that shipping prison-made products across state lines is il

Peru's largest beer firm Cerveceria Backus y Johnston will acquire a controlling share of its larges

Barges still handle almost all steel imports coming through New Orleans and other U.S. ports, but ra

Australia's National Roads and Motorists Association, the nation's largest insurance and motor group

TRANSAMERICA OPENS AN OFFICE IN BEIJINGBEIJING - Transamerica Occidental Life Insura

The Superfund resolution plan presented by a multi-industry coalition this week is still avoluntary

An example of the drawn out and topsy-turvy world of pollution liability disputes is the Florida cas

China, a net gold importer, plans to eventually widen its doors to foreign miners to help turn the c

A 17 percent drop in the tobacco products and alcoholic beverages index in February pushed Canadian