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The chairman of the Federal Maritime Commission, James J. Carey, was misidentified in "NVOsSchedule

Dockworkers at Vancouver and other British Columbian ports who had twice rejected proposed contracts

Brazilian President Fernando Collor de Mello's sweeping economic reform begins its toughest test thi

Apr. 3, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

1513 (Apr. 3, 1990) Previous day - 1528 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

SENATE PANEL APPROVES BACKHAULING MEASUREThe Senate Commerce Committee Tuesday approved a bi

LEAPFROGGING REALITY: That's what some members of the trade and transportation community fear propon

* Gordon Platt - Credit Outlook 3A * EC 1992 Regulatory Roundup 5A* A.E. Cullison - Asia Vie

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A top African Development Bank official this week ruled out a unilateral debt moratorium by African

P.A.M. Transportation Services Inc. lost $1.8 million in the fourth quarter. That compared with a lo

Trans-border wars are taking a toll of Canadian truckers, forced to compete with U.S. motor carriers

Hyundai Merchant Marine (America) Inc. has formed an intermodal subsidiary to handle inland cargo mo

American economists are forecasting a bright future for international trade and the liner shipping i

The striking success of U.S. negotiators in several sets of trade talks with Japan has impressed key

As Eastern Europe loosens economic ties with the Soviet Union, its dominant crude oil supplier to da

Torchmark Corp. said Monday it has dropped its $6.4 billion bid for much bigger rival American Gene

The Supreme Court Monday let stand rulings that protect automobile manufacturers from design-defect

The Supreme Court agreed Monday to decide whether huge punitive damage awards in lawsuits may violat

Thames TV thought enough of the "Crisis at LUI" (London United Investments) to feature an update of

Massachusetts doctors may see lower medical malpractice rates next year if state insurance regulator

COMMON OBJECTIVES OUTLINED IN EUROPESignificant progress was made last week toward the creat

BRAZIL'S PRESIDENT PICKS NEW FARM MINISTERBRASILIA, Brazil - President Fernando Collor de Me

Soviet government officials last week were more frank than ever about their need for more Western cr

The Inter-American Investment Corp. plans to help facilitate this year up to $400 million in new pri

U.S. exports to Japan in 1990 can be expected to grow at least as fast as the 18 percent growth reco

The federal government's war on drugs is siphoning off resources that could be used to improve the f

SOUTH KOREA PROPOSES EXPORT SELF-REGULATIONSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's Ministry of Tr

S. KOREA WANTS GATT TO CUT IMPORT DUTIESSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea will propose to the

So they don't have the fame of Bacardi or the glamour of Don Q. and it's doubtful that a multimilli

A contract shipping service linking a Canadian newsprint plant to the ports of Astoria, Wash., San F

Accelerated tariff cuts on about US$5 billion in U.S.-Canada trade went into effect Sunday.

Brazil, Argentina and other Latin American nations appear to be moving toward new debt relief packag

The United States and its trading partners in the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade want to int

Italia di Navigazione SpA, a leading container shipping company, lost 6.8 billion lire ($5.5 million

Cheaper Coronas, more winter tomatoes and a feared loss of jobs for U.S. factory workers are just a

West Coast docks will be shut down from 1 p.m. Friday until 8 a.m. Saturday to honor the legendary l

Apr. 2, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

SEABOARD WAREHOUSE BUYS REST OF STELLARSeaboard Warehouse Terminals Ltd. has acquired the re

The transportation broker industry lost a founding father with the passing of Julius Schaefer.