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A leading Baltimore waterfront labor official said he is ready to sit down and talk with management

Six consortia, including an Illinois- based dredging company, have submitted their initial bids for

French Transport Minister Bernard Bosson Wednesday accused the shipping company SCAC-Delmas Vieljeux

YARD SUBSIDY TALKS END WITHOUT A DEALPARIS - Talks aimed at phasing out shipbuilding

WORLD BANK OKS LOAN FOR VIETNAMESE PLANWASHINGTON - The World Bank approved a $96 mi

Wente Brothers Winery this week became the first California vintner to establish a direct marketing

After fighting without success to keep ocean carriers coming regularly to the Port of Boston, New En

The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) of the United Nations said it will dedica

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Are U.S. consumers buying cheap Chinese silk garments instead of cotton at the expense of U.S. texti

General cargo tonnage at the Port of Hampton Roads dropped 3.5 percent in 1993 as a result of "a cha

Inmarsat, the international communications satellite operator, this month inaugurated its China regi

AMERICAN TRUCKING ASSOCIATIONS (Alexandria, Va.) - Laurie Baulig was promoted to vice president for

UNION THREATENS STRIKE AT GM TRUCK PLANTROANOKE, Ind. - The United Auto Workers unio

Europe's troubled petrochemical industry is turning to outsiders for help to end the deepest crisis

The international organization that represents the bunker industry hopes to widen its membership bas

GERMANY BEGINS STUDY OF TRADE-TAX REFORMBONN, Germany - The study group formed to look at a

India's small debt market is set to take off this year as the country liberalizes its economy, with

The state Department of Environmental Conservation discovered a U.S. fishing vessel with 140,000 pou

Lloyd Watkins, the executive director of the International Group of P&I Clubs in London, was named l

Members of Reliance Group Holdings, which lost more than $300,000 by undercharging dozens of its Ari

Officials at Sacramento Metropolitan Airport are winding up negotiations for nearly 1,800 acres of f

The Czech government may soon bid farewell to its French partner in Czechoslovak Airlines if negotia

QATAR CONFIRMS TALKS ON ISRAELI PIPELINEWASHINGTON - Qatar said it is negotiating a

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is evaluating technical arguments presented by Venezuela in

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AGF Marine Consultants Inc., an intermodal equipment inspection and consulting company, has expanded

The European Union and the United States, building on the recent Uruguay Round world trade accord, T

A dispute over patents between leading U.S. electronics companies and a European standards body thre

The U.S. Customs Service can severely disrupt an importer's business. Customs laws are based

The worsening economic situation in the former Soviet Union took a UK114.8 million ($170 million) bi

A $16.7 billion work plan for 1994 announced by Mexico's communications and transport ministry takes

The rise in West Coast gasoline stocks seen recently is attributed by local industry sources to tran

The two major container shipping lines of the Persian Gulf said they are considering a joint service

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Russia will introduce an import duty for refined sugar soon, which will change the nature of the sug

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Despite rate erosion in two of its key markets, American President Cos. Thursday announced sharply h

HOUSTON PORT REJECTS 2 NON-UNION STEVEDORESThe Port of Houston Authority overwhelmin