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An Italian-American consortium working off China's southern coast will expand operations by developi

Foreign petroleum companies in Egypt are welcoming the government's recent invitation for internatio

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Sun Refining and Marketing Co. and two of its executives agreed in a settlement completed last week

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U.S. and British aviation negotiators have made no progress in talks aimed at revamping the U.S.-Bri

Four major containership operators, including the two largest U.S.-flag lines, have agreed to pay th

A drug that has been found to block the pleasurable sensations of alcohol can be an effective tool i

The chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee's Surface Transportation Sub- committee, Sen. J. James

Encouraged by the recent Bush administration decision to slap stiff tariffs on European white wines

CANADA-S. AFRICA FIRM WINS SMELTER CONTRACTA joint venture between SNC/Lavalin of Canada and

MOBIL SETTLES POLLUTION CASEFAIRFAX, Va. - Mobil Chemical Co., in settling a polluti

Major cocoa producer and consumer nations have ended a two-week session, their third conference this

With a new president headed for the White House, new faces slated for Congress and a new head for th

The Federal Aviation Administration said it may roll back its ambitious expansion of East Coast air

Japan announced plans Friday to increase rice production and showed no sign of lifting an import ban

United Airlines, in an angrily worded announcement, said it has asked the Federal Aviation Administr

Looking to create the opportunity for double-stack container service into Philadelphia,the state of

On Christmas, millions of Americans will open gifts protected by "peanuts" or plastic foam blocks, t

Trains are having fewer collisions with cars and trucks than at any time since record-keeping began,

Japan would be open to shelving the current U.S.- Japan format for trying to eliminate internal trad

Switzerland's merchandise exports are staging a comeback, thanks to growth in foreign markets, accor

Air cargo companies are banking their future on specialization as they prepare to fly into the 21st

BRAZIL STEEL GROUP DROPS TARIFF PROTESTRIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil - Major Brazilian stee

More than 100 Swiss banks could disappear in the next few years under increased competition from oth

Free trade with Mexico has run into its first major stumbling block, even before the North American

When William Jefferson Blythe Clinton was elected the 42nd president of the United States on Nov. 3,

American Maritime Safety, Drug and Alcohol Training Program. Nov. 16. Drug and alcohol training and

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent)is as f

Shippers and carriers may get a crack at jointly revising the rail bill of lading, if the Interstate

When hundreds of National Industrial Transportation League members descend on Atlanta for this year'

Two powerful Japanese dockworker unions are threatening to launch coordinated walkouts at the countr

AGREEMENT REACHED ON DUMPING AT SEAThe first steps toward banning the disposal of low-level

The new year will bring change to the White House, and a large portion of the transportation industr

The advent of a new administration is an unsettled transition period in Washington that affects gove

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After serious strains last week, talks to end a long and bitter dispute inside a key maritime union

A business "incubator" in Germany welcomed its first European tenant this month. Captor Elec

An Italian trade delegation is due to arrive in China today hoping to increase sales of textile-rela

Three months after the U.S. government received a $2.8 million advance from a record $9 million sett