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In the face of mounting competition from U.S. maritime gateways and intermodal networks, Canada's po

The site of Port of New Orleans' dilapidated public grain elevator soon will house the second green

The Port of New Orleans this year successfully weathered Hurricane Andrew and the national recession

Changing patterns in the movement of steam coal to Europe will have a beneficial effect on shipping

General cargo shipments remained at healthy levels at the Port of New Orleans this year, despite a d

Despite potential monetary, environmental and political pitfalls, the Port of Los Angeles continues

The wake-up call U.S. coal exporters got at an October coal conference in Nice, France,wasn't from t

The dramatic changes along the New Orleans waterfront in the past decade have mirrored a transformat

Coal producers are not giving up on the dream of exporting Western U.S. low- sulfur coal from the Po

A curious limbo period has settled over Britain's energy producers, as the country's embattled coal

Operators of Shipyard River Coal Terminal Co. in Charleston, S.C., hope the sale of the terminal to

With major supply mines closed by bankruptcy, North America's largest coal terminal islimping toward

The Department of Justice and shippers are applauding a Federal MaritimeCommission proposal

The Department of Transportation unveiled new proposals Thursday for alcohol and drug testing of som

Eastern Canadian ports, especially Montreal, have assumed the costly and unwanted role of the stowaw

International Trade Club of Southern California. Dec. 19. Long Beach, Calif. Christmas dinner dance.

Britain favors a new approach to maritime safety that would emphasize performance standards and oper

California ports are joining in an effort to amend a law taking effect Jan. 1 that bans gambling on

MASSPORT BOND SALE BACKS TERMINAL WORKBOSTON - Seaport modernization at the Massachu

Progress toward establishing a plan for future disposal of dredged materialfrom the San Fran

Swedish consumer prices fell 0.5 percent in November from October, compared with an increase of 0.2

Transport ministers from seven Central American nations will meet within the next month to discuss a

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American President Lines, a U.S.-flag ocean carrier based here, has renewed its stack train contract

Delta Air Lines is considering wage cuts and layoffs, as well as a dividend suspension, to steer its

Emery Worldwide announced Thursday that it has outbid its air freight competitors for amultimillion-

The new parent of German freight forwarder Schenker International AG, is quite pleased with its baby

President-elect Clinton will put the brakes on world trade negotiations only if an unsatisfactory de

The U.S. Department of Transportation has decided to withdraw a controversial proposal to change its

Warning that the United States is losing its dominance in commercial aircraft manufacturing, the hea

U.S. Sen. Sam Nunn was on hand this week to usher in more than 150 jobs to Georgia. McDonnel

PLM International Inc., a transportation equipment leasing company based here, is reducing the amoun

LOGAN UNITED HANGAR MAY BE LARGEST EVERThe new United Airlines maintenance hangar at Logan I

Analysts said Thursday they expect the violent clashes between Hindus and Muslims rocking India this

An increasingly militant engineering union at the Boeing Co. filed an unfair labor practices complai

The National Transportation Safety Board is expected to ask that all airlines replace the engine mou

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural ServiceAgric

Canadian truckers and Ontario police are hoping that a mysterious sniper who randomly shot at tracto

Exporters frequently are required to tie up capital or funds to complete a transaction. Spec

U.S. and EC trade negotiators clashed Thursday over a proposed multilateral trade organization that