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While Hong Kong is usually regarded as a dynamo exporter and wide-open merchandise importer, it make

Wilhelmsen Lines said it has expanded the capacity of its round-the-world service with the replaceme

BRITISH AIRWAYS PROFIT TOOK OFF IN QUARTERLONDON - British Airways said Tuesday that

Sam Gershowitz is about to have a train in his own backyard. He won't be riding - but his scrap meta

CIGNA'S 4TH-QUARTER OPERATING INCOME UPPHILADELPHIA - Cigna Corp. reported a jump in

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Developing nations are vowing to block any effort aimed at immediately setting up a trade and enviro

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India has put limits on companies raising funds from overseas markets, but bankers say the total cou

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G-7 OFFICIALS EXPECT NO NEW RUSSIAN AIDNo significant new initiatives for dealing with Russi

Worsening ice conditions in the Gulf of St. Lawrence are delaying ships coming into the Port of Mont

The Mersey Docks and Harbour Co., one of Britain's largest port operators, Tuesday reported a record

Amid much clamor - and what's known locally as megaphone diplomacy - the Port of Hong Kong isn't in

Contship Italia, the Italian subsidiary of the Ipswich, England-based shipping group, announced reco

I've never quite agreed with the caustic San Francisco wit Ambrose Bierce, who once described an opt

Linking Tuscaloosa, Ala., and Atlanta by high-speed rail in time for the 1996 Olympics is a goal of

Laura D'Andrea Tyson, chairman of President Clinton's Council of Economic Advisers, said the cellula

John J. Edwards, president and chief executive of Pilot Air Freight Corp., announced the appointment

Shippers of perishable cargoes face equipment shortages and reduced service options if they refuse t

Allstate Corp. plans to cut its catastrophe exposure in Florida to less than $1 billion in the next

Several smaller carriers on the North Atlantic are deploying additional vessels or introducing large

OPEC's Secretariat has revised down its forecast of second-quarter 1994 OPEC crude production and in

JOHNSON & HIGGINS (New York) - Alice Tak-Hing Chan was appointed manager of the brokerage's represen

ROMANIAN MINERS STRIKE OVER UNPAID WAGESBUCHAREST, Romania - About 15,000 coal miner

Public Service Co. of North Carolina said it is getting out of the propane business to focus on the

Tuesday Feb. 15, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

HANSON BLAMES STRIKE FOR DROP IN PROFITAnglo-American conglomerate Hanson PLC on Tuesday rep

CMS GENERATION CO. (Dearborn, Mich. ) - New management appointments were announced at CMS Generation

Caribbean and Central American countries should develop close trade ties with Mexico rather than liv

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1154 (Feb. 15, 1994) Previous day - 1155 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The Connecticut Maritime Association said it will hold an informal "Olympic Luncheon" todayat the At

The board meeting of the Delaware River Port Authority and the Port Authority Transit Corp. will be

BELGIAN SHIPOWNERS TO CANCEL LAYOFFSBRUSSELS - Belgian shipowners will withdraw 700

Office workers employed by the Seafarers International Union of North America approved a contract Mo

Less robust, but still strong enough that other countries would kill for it: That's the broad consen

PORT OF TACOMA TO GET 'E STAR' EXPORT AWARDTACOMA, Wash. - The Port of Tacoma will be awarde

Air cargo volume moving through Seattle will climb above 500,000 metric tons by the end of the decad

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