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DOT DELAYS SANCTIONS AGAINST CHINESE LINESWASHINGTON - The U.S. Department of Transp

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China plans to increase imports during the five-year plan through 1995 to US$350 billion from the or

Longshoremen in California are stepping up their fight against the proposed North American free-trad

The country's largest state-owned coal company plans to export 1 million metric tons (1.1 million to

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Negotiations between the Southern Pacific Transportation Co. and the ports of Los Angeles and Long B

About 400 Cigna Corp. employees will lose their jobs by the end of the year as the Philadelphia insu

JUDGE DISMISSES NJ BID TO HALT URANIUM LOADSTRENTON, N.J. - A federal judge dismisse

The number of vehicles carried by ocean carriers is expected to fall this year to its lowest level s

Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd. and Nissho Iwai Corp. will jointly tender for the construction of maj

CHEMICAL FIRM ADOPTS ENVIRONMENTAL CODEST. PAUL, Minn. - H.B. Fuller Co. has become

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Approval of a new goods and services tax will allow the government to cut corporate tax and take oth

The world's leading industrial powers said they were basing their support for Taiwan's entry to the

London & Overseas Freighters Ltd., a Bermuda-based tanker company, Wednesday announced plans to rais

GREEK PRIME MINISTER TO SCRAP PRIVATIZATIONATHENS, Greece - Newly elected Greek soci

The Port of South Louisiana at LaPlace, which has led the nation in tonnage for four straight years,

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Europe and other regions may act independently to keep unsafe ships out of their waters by setting t

Japanese companies are unlikely to heed Russian President Boris Yeltsin's pleas to invest in Russia'

French Prime Minister Edouard Balladur said Wednesday that France is not opposed to a partial world

Sri Lanka will ban the import of rice and some other crops by 1995 in a bid to achieve self-reliance

The Clinton administration Wednesday unveiled a controversial proposal to increase U.S. Customs user

Wednesday Oct. 13, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represen

As Israeli and Palestinian officials get down to the business of peace, experts are concerned that t

Citing "foreign domination," Malaysia said this week it will not open up its insurance sector to mor

Travelers Insurance Co. said Wednesday that it is adding $325 million to its property-casualty reser

The Taiwan government has withdrawn support for a long-stalled $375 million deal between British Aer

The 53-foot truck trailer has become the trailer of choice, according to a survey by XTRA Corp. of B

The Clinton administration may call for a "modest" increase in international airline passenger fees

California has deregulated the rates, entry and services of most small-package carriers operating in

The United States and Japan are close to finalizing a historic deal that would result in a permanent

Now that the growing season is over, farm experts are getting an idea of just how bad this year real

While several members of the former Soviet block teeter on the brink of collapse, Belarus, the site

A South African citizen who pleaded guilty last July to attempting to export polygraph machines with

A log-scaling bureau, in a negotiated settlement, pleaded guilty this week to falsifying measurement

Plans to open a Washington state trade office in Vladivostok, Russia, will beput off until n

Maritime unions that have long enjoyed influence in Mexican port operations will have to incorporate

A local container terminal operator hopes to join forces with a U.S. shipping line to manage a port