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The United States called off threatened trade sanctions against Japan and accepted a new Japanese bl

Agricultural provisions of the North American Free Trade Agreement provide a mechanism for growth in

Robert F. Corroon, past chairman of insurance broker Corroon & Black Corp., died Monday at Greenwich

The Bush administration's 1992 seizure of four Maltese-flag vessels as part of the U.S. economic san

River transportation has turned into a battle against the ice as the coldest temperatures in nine ye

Electric demand soared from New York to North Carolina, forcing many electric utilities to cut back

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A trade union representing 18 million workers called Wednesday for sweeping reform of the Internatio

The cleanup of water fouled from the Jan. 7 oil barge spill in San Juan, Puerto Rico, should be comp

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The idea that rail unions would merge into two or three organizations appears to have been wishful t

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Frank Lorenzo, one of the most hated men in the U.S. airline industry, insists he's not so bad and h

Japan unveiled Tuesday its long-awaited plan to reform bidding and contracting in its public constru

Transbridge, a major Hungarian trading company, is among the first tenants in an "international busi

Workers at General Motors Corp.'s Shreveport, La., truck plant ratified a new labor contract with th

The French dockworkers' union, the Federation Nationale des Ports et Docks Confederation General du

The new Norwegian owner of Cool Carriers wants to take advantage of the depressed state of the refri

Frigid winter weather Tuesday caused supply disruptions and rising prices for prompt delivery of hea

Many independent oil producers in Texas are halting new exploration and production drilling and, in

ANTI-DUMP DUTIES SET FOR BRAZIL, FRANCE WIREWASHINGTON - The International Trade Com

The Supreme Court Tuesday declined to review a lower court's ruling that used public-policy grounds

A bill moving through the Alabama Legislature that would require rail companies to install devices t

Officials said a larger harbor is being developed in Qinzhou in the province of Guangxi to open a ne

Supreme Court justices Tuesday wrestled with an Oregon waste-disposal fee system opposed by trucking

The Long Beach City Council last week ignored threats of cargo diversion and a lawsuit and officiall

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The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York, are selling rates among trading

Five federal agencies responsible for regulating port dredging have formed a task force to improve e

The International Petroleum Exchange (IPE) of London and Singapore International Monetary Exchange (

The devastating earthquake that rolled through the Los Angeles basin in the predawn hours Monday cau

CHINA SOUTHERN AIRLINES NEARS LOAN FOR JETSHONG KONG - China Southern Airlines is ex

For those of you who took the time to read last week's Shipping Review & Outlook special section, yo

THE BANK FOR INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS (Basel, Switzerland) - Governors of the Group of 10 central b

HOME HOLDINGS INC. (New York) - Officials appointed three members to the board of directors:

Insurance rating agency A.M. Best Co. lowered its "A" (excellent) rating of Assumption Mutual Life I

The credit crunch will worsen for smaller companies as the economic expansion continues and export o

The Venezuelan oil industry has been "seriously affected" by the failure of Banco Latino, the countr

U.S. business leaders in China expressed relief Tuesday that China and the United States averted a t

The second round of bids for exploration of Chinese onshore oil and gas sites will open next month,