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Suppose the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries held a meeting and nobody paid any attenti

Japan is trying to avert an international ban on the prized bluefin tuna by offering wider conservat

The U.S. Supreme Court turned down a Philadelphia importer's attempt to force the U.S. Customs Servi

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The world's first twin-hull cruise ship - the Radisson Diamond - completed its sea trials off the co

Southwest Airlines Co. announced it will begin non-stop service between Indianapolis and New Orleans

Air Canada and Cathay Pacific Airways are considering cooperative efforts that would lead to a subst

For the week ended Feb. 29 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 12

Boston Edison Co. will significantly increase its purchases of natural gas by spring 1995, when it c

Are bureaucrats and lawyers in a conspiracy to keep the maritime industry on its back? At least one

Protectionist and national security interests sometimes may collide, as in the case of policy format

A British parliamentary committee Monday blamed lax regulators for allowing $720 million to be drain

Any U.S. attempt to stop and search a North Korean ship for Scud missiles would be "an outright act

For the first time since the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill, an oil tanker captain was taken off his sh

International Maritime Carriers, a local bulk operator, is making Singapore its operational base tha

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All 15 former Soviet republics may be allowed to join the International Monetary Fund as of late Apr

The U.S. Coast Guard last week issued the first final rule under the Oil Pollution Act of 1990, the

The majority of South Africa's maize imports will come through the Port of Durban in Natal, said a s

RIGS DRILLING FOR OIL, GAS IN US FALL BY 13NEW YORK - The number of rigs drilling fo

Natural gas suppliers soon may be offering fixed-price term contracts to electrical utilities that a

Argentina will have little trouble selling surplus corn and sorghum in the export market this year,

Coffee prices on New York and London futures exchanges were higher Monday on last Friday's news that

The containerboard industry's use of recycled fiber continues to increase as the U.S. collection sys

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DELTA CARGO TO STAY WITH SYRACUSE HANDLERSYRACUSE, N.Y. - Delta Airlines will not open its o

The International Brotherhood of Teamsters strike against Consolidated Rail Corp.'s intermodal termi

Northwest Airlines has expressed interest in a prototype rocket system that eventually could shuttle

The head of the Port of Seattle said he decided to leave the port strictlybecause he had dec

The republics of the former Soviet Union may be net importers of petroleum products this year, accor

The $4 billion-a-year U.S. export coal business is at risk of large losses, caused by lawmakers who

A "People - Maritime" item on Page 5B March 4 misstated the business of Votainer USA Inc. Votainer i

The report headlined "Disabilities Act May Boost Comp Claims," on Page 8A of the March 5edition, sho

The U.S. Department of Commerce awarded an $8 million grant to a consortium of four Southeastern uni

DU PONT INTRODUCES RECYCLABLE AUTO SHEETDETROIT - Du Pont Automotive Products said i

The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously upheld a Michigan law requiring employers to repay nearly $25 mil

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Ford Motor Co. has bid for a $550 million deal to build 65,000 cars in Canada to be used as taxis in

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