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New England shippers are angry over what they see as a lack of congressional support for a limit on

Competition is heating up again between ports along the East Coast as recordtonnages of coco

A confrontation pitting the ports of New York and New Orleans against the Port of Miami is brewing o

What a difference a year has made to GPA Group PLC, the Irish company that had become the biggest in

Although breakbulk vessel operators have so far escaped the hot lights of media attention that ports

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Lufthansa German Airlines has only itself to blame for many of its problems, according to a senior G

The resignation last week of Jacques Attali as president of the European Bank for Reconstruction and

A Senate subcommittee sharply criticized a prominent national accounting firm and New York state ins

Western Resources is negotiating with two companies to sell its natural gas system in Missouri, Okla

Roll-on, roll-off ferries operating in a designated area of northwest Europe will have to meet highe

CBT SUSPENDS TALKS WITH LONDON EXCHANGEThe Chicago Board of Trade announced Friday that it h

Before the spotted owl and the Endangered Species Act became major factors in movement of forest pro

Chiquita Brands is celebrating its 20th anniversary at the state port in Gulfport by extending its l

Angry BC Rail workers who delayed movement of some freight trains at Vancouver and PrinceGeorge, Bri

Spartan Express Inc. of Greer, S.C., has added a state-of-the-art image processing system to its ele

Southern Pacific Lines has installed its first trackside "reader" in its automatic equipment identif

Peter Kiewit Sons Inc., an Omaha, Neb.-based diversified corporation with interests in construction,

Members of the U.S. Congressional Black Caucus said they will vote against the North American free-t

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China is adding more toy factories and tightening up on the quality of their output. One suc

Aiming to become a load center in the eastern Caribbean, St. Lucia has opened what government offici

Shortages of fuel and labor have delayed planting during the spring season of vegetable crops and su

Slovak energy industry officials are looking to a pair of Western European companies to help finance

Colombia's state oil company Ecopetrol will declare the hemisphere's largest oil field to be commerc

The Port of Port Everglades, Fla., maritime community was left wondering at the weekend if this week

Norfolk Southern Corp. announced Friday that it will restructure its troubled North American Van Lin

The Santa Fe Railway expects to report a 10 percent revenue increase and a comparable rise in volume

Shipping lines in the Europe-Asia trades are accusing the European Commission of tryingto rush throu

The pharmaceuticals arm of Zeneca Group PLC, which was spun off from British giant Imperial Chemical

The legal status of truck rate undercharge lawsuits became a little murkier last week as two federal

U.S. conversions to natural gas heating from other fuels rose 13.6 percent in 1992 from the previous

A Liberian-flag oil tanker owned by Shell International Petroleum Co. ran aground Friday on a sand b

C. Thomas Burke, head of the Commission for the Study of Alternatives to the Panama Canal, will addr

Air cargo is aviation's stepchild: occasionally appreciated but mostlymisunderstood. That wa

The board that oversees the pilots who guide vessels into and out of New York harbor is recommending

The Netherlands posted a trade surplus of 2 billion guilders ($1.06 billion) in February, compared w

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