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S. KOREA TO TAKE PART IN E. EUROPEAN BANKSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea will participate i

* Customs Update 4A * Greg Johnson - Managing Traffic 2B* UPS Picks Southwestern Hub Site 9B

The Port of Singapore Authority is spending S$336 million (US$166 million) to expand capacity at the

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The Bush administration is again taking up the call for state maritime academies to share their trai

DEFENSE TESTIMONY BEGINS FOR HAZELWOODA guard who watched tanker crews board ships at the Al

Mar. 8, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

The California state senate is considering a controversial bill to reorganize the California State B

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The fight for control of Xtra Corp. took a conciliatory turn Thursday as sources indicated that the

As Memphis, Tenn., power officials consider whether to renew their contract with the Tennessee Valle

MOSBACHER: US FIRMS COMPETING SUCCESSFULLYRobert Mosbacher, commerce secretary, Thursday sai

CONDITIONAL RELEASE OF ATMEL CORP'S EPROM SHIPMENTS. The U.S. Customs Service has been unable to det

The Bush administration supports increased state and local gasoline taxes, but opposes a boost in th

A steel industry spokesman said Thursday the Clean Air Act compromise struck by Senate leaders and t

The U.S. dollar edged higher in a nervous and hesitant market Thursday. The Federal Reserve

INFLATION RISES AGAIN IN INDUSTRIAL NATIONSInflation increased in the United States and othe

The Army Corps of Engineers intends to select permanent opening and closing dates for the Soo Locks

Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady said Thursday that economic policy-makersfrom the world's

Donald R. "Rob" Quartel, nominated by President Bush to serve on the Federal Maritime Commission, to

Manuel Johnson, Federal Reserve Board vice chairman, said in Japan Thursday the current higher stren

American President Lines Ltd. sold the President Cleveland, a 20-year-old partial containership, to

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

A currency union between the two Germanys looks increasingly likely to involve an exchange rate of 1

The Port of Curacao today is reaping the benefits of investments and labor reductions that began nea

When most people think of Curacao, images of tourists and cruise ships come to mind. But thi

A federal jury in Boston delivered a verdict for American Tobacco Co. Wednesday, rejecting the claim

A Miami jury Thursday returned a unanimous verdict in favor of G.D. Searle & Co. in a trial involvin

Pennsylvania's automobile insurance reform battle has shifted from the state Legislature to the fede

Savvy business travelers to Europe and legions of vacationers have come to experience the convenienc

RBH FORMS VENTURE WITH JAPAN'S CHOEIInsurance broker Rollins Burdick Hunter Co. has formed a

Morgan Stanley and Co., which had attempted to sell $100 million in high- yield notes in the public

Assurances Generale de France (AGF), the second-largest nationalized French insurer after Union des

US JOBLESS CLAIMS OFF 16,000 IN LATEST WEEKNew claims for state unemployment insurance benef

SHIPPERS ARE SHOWING INTEREST in a new intermodal service offered by Hub Group Inc. Since th

Regional and short-line railroads have a future, providing they get a little help from their friends

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The Asia North America Eastbound Rate Agreement's automation contract with Transax/RATES is the late

SAAB-SCANIA TO SET UP TRUCK PLANT IN FRANCESwedish group Saab-Scania is to set up a truck pl