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The Big Three automakers, hit by the high cost of incentives needed to boost their sales, Thursday r

A crewman of an Iraqi tug was killed in an incident involving two Iranian gunboats in the northern P

Administrators of ports in the Caribbean have agreed to coordinate and strengthen their efforts to c

A Federal Maritime Commission economist said Thursday that the commission's study of the 1984 Shippi

Commercial passenger service will begin at Stewart International Airport, a military and cargo airpo

McDonald's Corp. said Thursday it will recycle polystyrene from 450 of its restaurants in New Englan

Japan's $1 billion Nippon Zeon Co. said it will locate its U.S. operations here after buying BFGoodr

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It was a seminar on the European Community's plan for a unified market by 1992 with scarcely a word

HONG KONG PRICES ROSE 10 PERCENT IN SEPTEMBERHong Kong consumer prices rose on average by 10

A sharply divided Interstate Commerce Commission re-entered the ongoing battle on the Springfield Te

INDOSUEZ TO LIFT STAKE IN MORGAN GRENFELLFrench banking group Banque Indosuez will raise its

WASHINGTON - For the week ended Oct. 21, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railr

In the wake of the increased interest in maritime safety after the Exxon Valdez oil spill, MarineSaf

In order to complement its refrigerated container leasing operations, Leasing Partners International

Oct. 26, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

Flat rates combined with higher costs caused Maritrans Partners LP, a U.S.-flag tugboat and barge op

The Environmental Protection Agency's rule requiring persons owning 100 or more underground storage

THE SOVIET UNION'S CORN-BUYING SPREE has some grain traders wondering why all the fuss. To t

The liner shipping industry can look forward to a period of strong growth between Europe and the Far

US TRADE PRIVILEGES EXTENDED TO HUNGARYPresident Bush Thursday extended most-favored-nation

BACKGROUND: U.S. interests span the world's oceans geopolitically and economically. U.S. national

Evergreen Marine Corp. and Yang- ming Marine Transport Co., Taiwan's two big containership operator

FEDERAL EXPRESS CREW SAYS NO TO UNIONMEMPHIS, Tenn. - Flight crewmembers at Federal Express

French President Francois Mitterrand has called on the 12 members of the European Commission to revi

A shipping company and a shipyard are among state-owned enterprises in Taiwan slated for privatizati

Inflation in the European Community accelerated in September and the gap widened between its average

A top official with the Japanese Embassy said the United States and Japan must work together to assu

XL Insurance Co., a Bermuda insurer of some of the biggest U.S. and Canadian companies, announced th

Mississippi River barge traffic, already groaning under the weight of a surge in grain exports, face

The start of Euroyen futures trading on the Singapore International Monetary Exchange today will be

UPDATE TO THE HARMONIZED TARIFF SCHEDULE OF THE UNITED STATES. The following changes are pursuant to

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

Jim Berkland moonlights as an earthquake prophet, using theories based on lost pets and lunar tides,

ECONOMIC GROWTH RATE IS 2.5 PERCENT IN QUARTERThe economy grew at a 2.5 percent annual rate

FUJITSU WINS CONTRACT WITH BID OF 1 CENTJapan's leading computer maker, Fujitsu, won a bid T

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Trans World Airlines has cut losses from cargo theft dramatically by beefing up security at the comp

DHL Worldwide Express wants to become a bigger player in the remail business, but company officials

Early this year, Michigan Millers Mutual Insurance Co. was having second thoughts about its fleet of