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For the National Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association of America, the powerful bomb that shook

P&O Containers Ltd. has confirmed plans to enter the trans-Pacific trade. The British compan

Britain this week launched a major export drive to North America, urging manufacturers not to turn t

South Street Seaport Museum. March 6. New York. Seaport Museum hosts tour at 11 a.m. of Museum of Am

VIRGINIA PORT AUTHORITY (Norfolk, Va.) - Stephen A. Curtis, formerly director of engineering, was na

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners next week will adopt a new policy to ban the acc

Other European Community nations may join Germany in opposing proposals tocut EC aluminum im

Negotiators for Burlington Northern Railroad and the United Transportation Union arelocked in talks

France's ruling Socialists and opposition conservatives agree on one issue: French farmers are the b

Canada has gained a bigger share of North American merchandise trade since the U.S.-Canada Free Trad

Russia and Ukraine have not yet found a formula for splitting up debts of the former Soviet Union, a

South Korea's new administration is unlikely to change the country's trade practices or its business

The Port of Houston Authority has capped a yearlong search for its No. 2 executive by going outside

PHILIPS SUFFERS LOSS OF $489 MILLIONEINDHOVEN, Netherlands - Dutch giant Philips Electronics

The International Air Transport Association's safety watchdog is considering a partial ban on comput

Mar. 4, 1993 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 205.09 up 0.44 which compares

Mar. 4, 1993 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

The fires still burned beneath the World Trade Center, and thousands of people remained trapped insi

KEMPER NATIONAL RELOCATES NY WORKERSLONG GROVE, ILL. - The Kemper National Insurance

Ship Sale Report appears on alternate Fridays. The information, compiled by Shipping Intelligence In

In a bold move that breaks with official union policy, the leader of Osaka's longshoremen has called

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Ltd. hopes its green alligator logo will soon be a much more common sight in Eur

The United States and Great Britain have resumed discussions in a bid to revamp a controversial bila

Tossing mud and money, backers of competing private toll-road projects at the Texas-Mexico border ar

The U.S. dollar lost ground against the deutsche mark Thursday after the German central bank decline

Puerto Rico Marine Management Inc. has started handing pink slips to rank- and-file employees after

CN North America announced Thursday it will begin construction of an intermodal terminal at the Port

A new trial date of March 23 was set this week in a civil case that pits one group of New York area

Demand for gold has continued to rise for the fourth consecutive year, according to the World Gold C

Tidewater Inc. reached an agreement to sell to S.E.L. Maduro of Miami Tidewater's 70 percent interes

New York Mercantile Exchange Mar. 4, 1993Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen Hig

China is rapidly stepping up production of marine containers, with four new ventures just announced

The European Community should face no problems in accepting a division of the coffee market into fou

As of Mar. 4, 1993 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

The all-palladium catalyst developed by Allied-Signal Corp. could take 20 percent to 40 percent of n

HOW TO USE: Under the U.S. government's American Business Initiative, the Eastern Europe Bus

PORT AUTHORITY WORKERS TO TEACH ENGINEERINGNEW YORK - A group of Port Authority of N

Federal Maritime Commission Chairman Christopher Koch Thursday announced his resignation, signaling

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