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Is Alexander & Baldwin's future threatened because it employs too few ethnic Hawaiians?That's what o

Hey, Wall Street! Relax. Things are better than they look. That's the message from senior ex

US, EUROPE RAIL BODIES SIGN RESEARCH PACTThe Association of American Railroads and the Inter

NORTH PENN TRANSFER INC. (Landsdale, Pa.) - Tony Mancino has joined this family owned regional carri

Massachusetts truckers, who have been rumbling and grumbling over higher state taxes and fees, struc

The Delaware & Hudson Railway Co. will resume service to Newark, N.J., on May 30, ending a four-year

Development of faster Customs clearance procedures for intra-European highway freight traffic is bei

Discussions aimed at working out an interchange agreement between Delaware & Hudson Railway Co. and

Stung by the demise of an erstwhile merger partner, Ocean Line of North Florida Inc. filed recently

The Seamen's Church Institute will honor Robert C. Winters, a prominent insurance company executive,

The next six months will be critical for the current round of multinational trade talks, especially

Steel shippers continue to rave about Consolidated Rail Corp.'s SteelTrain. "It's very relia

EAGLE USA INKS LEASE WITH ATLANTA TRADEPORTEagle USA Airfreight Inc., a Houston-based domest

CSX REACHES PACT TO SERVE PHILA. PIERSConsolidated Rail Corp. and CSX Transportation reached

An electronic pipeline has been created that allows users in Hong Kong to tap into electronic databa

Steward D. Hauser remembers years ago when his freight forwarder colleagues filed applications to ha

Nearly 6 billion yuan (US$2 billion) will be invested in China's creaking rail network this year, th

CRAIB MAY SOON JOIN FIRST EXECUTIVE BOARDAn executive who helped boost annual revenues for t

AMERICAN BUSINESS INSURANCE INC. (San Francisco) - Vincent H. Trapani was named executive vice pres

The key component of the Massachusetts universal health care law could be delayed for a year as prop

Pressed by a deepening economic crisis that affects nearly every aspect of Soviet life, the governme

Insurers may be spared from paying out billions in industrial claims resulting from pollution damage

In European Community countries, the perk of driving an insured company car is still a long way off

More than 1,300 industry representatives attended the National Association of Insurance Commissioner

As of May 21, 1990 Prices in the spot chemicals table in clude spot quotations or list price

West German chemicals giant Bayer AG of Leverkusen is to purchase the Polystar Rubber Division of No

Pennsylvania ranks second in the nation in exporting hazardous waste, according to a study released

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SCHLEGEL TO BUY UT AUTOMOTIVE UNITHARTFORD, Conn. - United Technologies Corp., a diversified

Sweeping policy reforms enacted this month by Brazil's new government led to a Bush administration d

ONE RECENT MONDAY AFTERNOON, I was trying to tunnel myself out of the stacked papers on mydesk when

Officials of the defunct International Maritime Union are trying to create a new organization to tak

BILSPEDITION AB (Gothenburg, Sweden) - Olav K. Rakkenes was named a member of the group executive ma

Either enforce the law fully and fairly or leave us alone, consolidators of ocean shipments told Fed

TODD GALVESTON YARD TO CEASE OPERATIONSTodd Shipyards Corp. said it will cease operations at

The Port of Baltimore and the Yugoslav carrier Jugolinija signed a new five- year lease at the port.

May 21, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

The name of the late Tim B. Malaney, North Carolina State Ports Authority regional marketing manager

1315 (May 21, 1990) Previous day - 1311 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

Nigeria's Warri oil refinery, which was closed March 1 for routine maintenance and technical modific