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A new $7 million federal grant for land acquisition boosted plans to convert an Illinois air force b

Japan Tuesday put together a $2.5 billion aid package for the Soviet Union, saying it was a message

THATCHER MAY OPPOSE MAJOR'S CURRENCY DEALFormer U.K. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher is pre

Barbados is taking steps to increase its share of the offshore data and information processing busin

A split among U.S. ocean freight consolidators over maritime policy, and specifically the issue of f

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Minnesota Pacific Paper Pulp Corp. will build a $25 million recycled pulp mill at the Port of Duluth

A U.S. government decision to cut off imports of Australian beef for the rest of the year is forcing

The Interstate Commerce Commission rejected a shipper petition that it issue a policy statement on m

Commissioner Ming Chen Hsu of the Federal Maritime Commission has no doubts that the fate of the 198

One of the first things many East Germans did after the Berlin Wall crumbled was rush out and buy a

Du Pont's senior guru of transportation, Clifford M. Sayre, smiled across the luncheon table.

AUSTRALIA MAY SOW RECORD OILSEED CROPAustralian farmers are set to plant a record 1.88 milli

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Frozen concentrated orange juice futures again surged to new life-of-contract highs on Tuesday on fu

Legislation that tightens domestic shipping law restrictions on dredging in American waters has draw

Sterling has enjoyed benefits from its first year in the exchange rate mechanism of the European Com

China's largest export outlet, the Export Commodities Fair, opens its 70th session Oct. 15 expecting

The Environmental Protection Agency said Monday it will prohibit homeownersfrom using the pe

1563 (Oct. 8, 1991) Previous day - 1558 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

Port officials here will ask Thursday for a $295,000 study to ensure that a growing number of contai

S&P DOWNGRADES CONTINENTAL CORP.Standard and Poor's Insurance Ratings Service lowered its th

Forest products have been very good to the state ports of Wilmington and Morehead City, N.C.

An ocean carrier representative on the commission reviewing the 1984 Shipping Act vowed to vote his

The long-running battle between the United States and the European Community over soybeans and other

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A CSX rail unit that moves marine containers for Sea-Land Service Inc. and Maersk Line to the East C

The U.S. government is taking its export licensing show on the road with a series of seminars in Jap

In an Oct. 7 special issue of The Journal of Commerce, Insurance Agency & Company Relations, the inc

TEXAS EASTERN SHIPS MORE GAS TO PEMEXTexas Eastern Transmission Corp. said Tuesday its deliv

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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers plans to spend $60 million to $100 million to fight erosion that th

Silver futures traded on the Commodity Exchange Inc. dropped sharply in early traded and stayed at l

Miners' unions in the world's largest coal exporting countries want to expand their cooperative ties