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Northwest Airlines has received approval from a group of banks to defer to 1997 most of the payments

New York City will buy 240 alternative fuel vehicles, including 53 natural gas-powered buses, in 199

Wednesday June 30, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represen

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,150-$1,250per ton lots &

A dredging project at the Massachusetts Port Authority's Moran Terminal in Charlestown will be redes

U.S. forest and paper products producers, which collectively ship more cargo eastbound over the Atla

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A ship inspected last week at the request of London underwriters was found to be in such bad conditi

US REPORTED SET TO EASE CURBS ON VIETNAM LOANSWASHINGTON - The Clinton administratio

A House maritime panel Wednesday approved two bills that would boost U.S. shipbuilding by providing

Two U.S.-flag tanker operators have refused to bargain with a marine engineers union over a contract

Aluminum, the metal that conquered the beer can, is moving to rule the automobile. Automaker

Pickets halted freight traffic on BC Rail Ltd. network Tuesday for the third time in less than a wee

The chairman of United Airlines accused Japan Tuesday of blocking free trade in air transportation.<

1484 (June 29, 1993) Previous day - 1492 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The state-owned Shipping Corp. of India (SCI) took delivery Monday of a 27,000-deadweight-ton bulk c

South Korea released its long-awaited blueprint for financial reform, which included a timetable for

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PHILIP MORRIS TO TAKE STAKE IN RUSSIAN FACTORYRYE BROOK, N.Y. - Philip Morris Cos. agreed to

Chief negotiators from the United States, the European Community, Japan and Canada will hold talks T

South Korea's current account turned to surplus last month for the first time this year owing to a s

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As U.S. officials prepared the latest list of proposed military base closings, they have passed up a

Ampacet Corp. of White Plains, N.Y., a leading domestic supplier of colorings and additives used to

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A Gulf Arab official has urged the United States to enter more joint industrial projects in the regi

Prime Minister Edouard Balladur said Tuesday he would not go to next month's Group of 7 summit meeti

Maritime union leaders vowed to fight a proposal from Sea-Land Service Inc. to transfer 13 of its 41

Many of the container shipping lines operating services between North Europe and Asia will continue

A top executive of the biggest U.S. barge company this week urged the Army Corps of Engineers to ado

The chairmen of House maritime and defense committees Tuesday introduced legislation providing expan

Federal Express Corp. Tuesday accused the U.S. Postal Service of using its internal police force to

St. Petersburg, a port city built as imperial Russia's "Window on the West" nearly 300 years ago, fa

The creation of a "Pacific Community" of new economic, political and security groupings was urged he

Sea-Land Service Inc., the largest U.S. shipping line, moved Tuesday to abandon the U.S. flag for 13

Standard Trucking Co., the sole survivor of the family of Sun Oil Co. companies may soon join its br

ASARCO EMPLOYEES OK THREE-YEAR AGREEMENTNEW YORK - Asarco Inc. on Tuesday announced