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Northwest Airlines officials said a decision to abruptly break off merger negotiations with Midway A

The cruise industry, despite record January bookings by two major companies, acknowledges that it fa

The Supreme Court Monday refused to review a lower court decision that shipowners and time charterer

AroChem International Inc., the troubled Connecticut-based oil trading company, is weighing its resp

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American maritime regulations must respond to changing global trade patterns, the head of the U.S. g

U.S. aerospace companies landed in Singapore in record numbers this week for one of the world's larg

Demand for maleic anhydride, an unsaturated dibasic acid used primarily for making unsaturated polye

The size of the locally owned or managed ship fleet held steady last year, though there was a big sh

European antitrust officials have recommended that the European Commission fine a French shipping li

The Port of Singapore Authority said it anticipates opening a third container terminal sometime arou

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Japan's Science and Technology Agency and the European Space Agency have agreed on the joint develop

The former Soviet republics will require an additional 60 million telephone lines by the year 2005 i

JAPAN TO OFFER TO LIFT TARIFFS ON 1,000 ITEMSJapan will offer to completely remove tariffs o

The Bush administration favors more open markets, but not at the cost of exposing U.S. consumers and

Aluminum ingots_ $1,200-$1,300 per ton lots & in wareh

The U.S. Department of Transportation is scheduled Thursday to release its first commercial space tr

Fokker Aircraft Services is poised to announce the launch of two models, has just broken into the lu

President Bush Tuesday unveiled a U.S.-Mexico environmental plan that was immediately condemned by e

A U.S. District Court judge in Los Angeles has extended his earlier order barring longshoremen from

Foreign investors have lost faith in the stability of the legislative process here in light of recen

An administrative judge ruled that the Federal Maritime Commission should hear the Port of Philadelp

A shortage of workers to load bagged sugar, coupled with berthing procedures that give molasses vess

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has cited Philadelphia Electric Co. for one of the most serious sa

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 207.93 off 1.61 which compares w

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With a shrinking fleet of covered hopper cars to carry grain, American railroads will have to increa

Japan's city banks are moving toward prohibiting customers, as early as April, from rolling over for

Japan's economic slowdown is worsening as inventory drawdowns continue to spread throughout key sect

Home builders and carmakers are using insurance to attract otherwise cautious buyers in these recess

Florida's exports are growing at nearly triple the nation's pace, and overall trade is booming, with

The public "is being kept in the dark" about the North American free-trade talks, the House majority

South Florida's two major airports are fighting the disappointing trends in the cargo business.<

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Surplus port capacity will force one major British port out of business in the next five years, a to