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President Bush is expected to endorse proposals for a further relaxation of antitrust law. S

China said that its coal output for 1989 exceeded a landmark 1 billion-ton state target but said ind

Lufthansa German Airlines says it has agreed to buy enough General Electric Co. engines to power 41

SHELL GAS NIGERIA BUYS 2 LNG CARRIERSShell Gas Nigeria BV announced Thursday that it exercis

Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. is rescuing its struggling local rival with an injection of cash and exp

Transportation Secretary Samuel K. Skinner said the United States will push hard for deregulation of

Express One, a Dallas-based charter and contract airline, plans to withdrawfrom its mainstay

The Treasury Department will brief selected U.S. bankers Monday on its goals for handling financial

AMERICAN TO REALIGN TRANS-ATLANTIC SERVICEAmerican Airlines will restructure its trans-Atlan

The vessel management division of Monte Carlo-based Vlasov Group, formed at the depth of the 1980s s

Analysts were expecting directors of Sea Containers Ltd. to approve Thursday the latest offer from T

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Undeterred by Wall Street's flagging interest in new shipping investments, a shipowner based in Mona

The U.S. housing market is not facing a recession, and demand in most markets should remain strong t

The Coast Guard's decision to decommission the Mesquite later this month will leave the Great Lakes

Southern Pacific Transportation Co. is raising its intermodal rates by 7 percent because of the rece

PASSENGER SUB VENTURE IS SET FOR CARIBBEANOne of Japan's major shipping lines is a partner i

The World Bank's International Finance Corp. will finance Poland's first credit facility for small-s

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. (New York) - Harry Hohn has been picked as chairman and chief executive

Carnival Cruise Lines Inc. said Thursday it earned $21.3 million, or 16 cents a share, in the three

Propeller Club. Jan. 24. San Francisco. Luncheon meeting honoring Robert H. Langner, executive direc

An official from the American Association of Crop Insurers said President George Bush may scrap crop

Three cargo consolidators filed a complaint with the Federal MaritimeCommission, accusing ma

The Port of Hampton Roads in Virginia is running out of room at its present dump site and is looking

Australia-New Zealand Direct Line is enhancing its North American service with the addition of two c

Sea-Land Service Inc. has become the first U.S. ship line to use a system that remotely tracks and m

Government Employees Insurance Co., or Geico, says it will appeal a circuit court decision barring t

The anchorage for tankers in Boston harbor was at or near capacity Wednesday morning, as a result of

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Romanian officials have approached at least one large U.S. meat packer seeking 5,000 metric tons of

The European Community is bracing for some tough talks with the United States on the sensitive issue

Mitsubishi Corp.'s backing of a management-led plan to buy out Aristech Chemical Corp. may partly be

Immediate donations of feed grains and butter to Romania have been recommended by a team of U.S. agr

U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills sharply criticized a key part of a farm trade proposal by the

Three days of textile talks between U.S. and Thai negotiators in Washington this week coincide with

It may be impossible to make a silk purse from a sow's ear, but pig's hide just may end up in boutiq

The local rag trade is in a cautiously upbeat mood as sales begin to pick up after a slump but conce

IVORY TRADE BAN OFFICIALLY IN FORCEAn international treaty to protect the dwindling herds of

AUTOMATED REPORTING OF ANTI-DUMPING/COUNTERVAILING DUTY INFORMATION. Recent enhancements to the Auto