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A U.S. Maritime Administration official Tuesday said that congestion in the two major Russian ports

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Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest oil producer, put its muscle behind a call for higher prices Tuesd

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Robert G. Schoenberger, an executive vice president for finance and administration, will serve as in

Mexican Gulf Lines plans to begin July 30 a weekly service between Gulfport, Miss., andTuxpan, Mexic

The end of the Cold War and Panama's desire to "leave behind its subordinate relationship" with the

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Despite the Clinton administration's mid-May determination that it has no money for ship subsidies,

The Supreme Court Monday ruled that quotation marks around a provision of a 1916 banking law that gi

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Senior aides to Russian President Boris Yeltsin said Monday his constitutional assembly would succee

The Supreme Court Monday refused to review shipping agent Martyn Merritt's five-year prison sentence

ABN AMRO USA (Chicago) - Ronald Holzer, 36, was named group senior vice president of foreign exchang

While sugar futures traders here assess the impact of Cuba's default on sugar shipments, announced l

The Spanish Socialist Party's victory in Sunday's general election has boosted the prospects for bot

Argentine President Carlos Saul Menem lashed out at the world's industrial nations Monday, charging

Indonesia is urging U.S. companies to invest more in the Indonesian manufacturing sector. It

Port interests and politicians are enthusiastic about the revived proposal to build a deep-draft bul

The European Community Commission Monday began studying fresh evidence in an antitrust probe into a

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The ruble fell further against the U.S. dollar Monday, hitting a record low of 1,089 at the Moscow I

China's renminbi yuan continued to slip against the U.S. dollar in Shanghai trading, closing Monday

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed on Monday to decide whether a Michigan county's method of calculating

The Clinton administration's new framework for U.S.-Japan trade relations is an attempt to correct o

Officials here are claiming victory in their bitter fight to retain a key airline route between the

Texas cotton farmers in the High Plains are fervently hoping for rain, while farmers on the southeas

The steep, narrow streets of this city's poor districts climb the Mediterranean escarpment like anci

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A long and bitter dispute inside one of the country's largest maritime unions ended Monday when key

It could be "weeks or months" before American President Lines initiates any reflagging actions, acco

Amerford International Corp. is remaining mum in the face of allegations that an executive of the in

YUGOSLAV-OWNED SHIP DETAINED BY TAIWANTAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan has detained a Yugosla

Long-distance intercity cargo volumes will rise this year and next, but will do so erratically, risi

The U.S. dollar declined Monday as the market consolidated Friday's biggains, which were sti

The largest-ever international conference on AIDS opened in Berlin Monday amid charges that the glob

CHINA INAUGURATES AEROSPACE SYNDICATEBEIJING - In a move to boost its satellite laun

Investors are shying away from biotechnology companies, once the darlings of daring capital.

While most maritime attention focuses on the major ports and their ocean connections, one of Texas'