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Concorde Line will cease calling the Port of Miami at the end of March in favor of improving its ser

Sens. Arlen Specter, R-Pa., and Harris Wofford, D-Pa., and U.S. Rep. Rick Santorum, R-Pa., announced

The Port of New Orleans has abandoned plans to develop a quarter-mile-long stretch of wharves about

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Aircraft manufacturers built too many planes during the recession, but the aviation industry is back

The Naval Sea Systems Command has canceled plans to procure a new Coast Guard icebreaker, the Coast

Brazil's coffee market was split three ways on the issue of renewing talks on economic clauses at ne

The Maryland Senate Committee on Judicial Proceedings is supposed to vote by March 27 on a bill that

Joseph Massey, one of the most experienced U.S. negotiators on trade with Japan and China, will resi

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Mexico is experimenting with importing blended corn and sorghum to minimize risks that imported feed

BASF Corp., which lost money in 1991, Monday announced it will discontinue production of automotive,

RUSSIA DEFERS ACTION ON SAKHALIN PROJECTThe Russian parliament Monday deferred final action

Stena Line AB, the Swedish shipping group, reported a loss of $50 million (302 million krona) for 19

Stolt Tankers and Terminals (Holdings) SA and Comex SA have signed an agreement for the purchase by

Zambia is seeking US$300 million in drought relief funding at this week's Paris Club meeting of majo

West Coast longshoremen, facing increased legal pressure from shipowners over their weeklong work sl

The Turkish government's decision to lift its monopoly on the domestic cigarette industry could lead

ARAB LEAGUE SEEKS STAY ON UN LIBYA SANCTIONSCAIRO, Egypt - The Arab League has agreed to urg

India's government will allow private firms to set up and manage inland container depots and contain

Volkswagen of America had thousands of recession-troubled Americans in mind when it announced a shor

China is still hoping for U.S. assistance with its nuclear power program despite tight U.S. governme

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Syria reopened its two main border posts with Iraq to accommodate increasing cross-border trading fo

Mar. 23, 1992 Copper Total, 28,296. Gold Total, .1,323,941.Silver Tot

When Novamont, a subsidiary of Ferruzzi-Montedison of Italy, began looking for a home to test its di

Carriers serving the trans-Pacific air cargo market have decided against traditional April rate incr

SEA-LAND TAKES A LOOK AT AUSTRALIA TERMINALRepresentatives of Sea-Land Service Inc. recently

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The Manatee County Port Authority last week unanimously rejected former Port Director Claude McGavic

Shipping lines struggled with their schedules into the weekend as West Coast longshoremen, despite v

The collapse of the former Soviet Union is complicating China's plans to start a new all-cargo airli

State officials in Montpelier, Vt., have figured out what to do about a railroad bridge that was ben

Libya has agreed in principle to hand over to the U.N. Secretary-General two men accused of blowing

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Record grain harvests in Canada established new all-time highs for wheat shipments inBritish Columbi

The U.S. Department of Energy Friday confirmed that it has rejected all the bids it received in its