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Dockworkers at the Port of Tilbury want to be officially represented by the Transport and General Wo

Japan and the United States appear to have finally come up with a way to discuss in detail Washingto

An Ecuadorian-flag containership that grounded at the entrance to Boston harbor last week sailed Sat

A plunge in American imports of carpet backing cloth, or CBC, made of jute has prompted the governme

Exxon Corp. Monday answered the allegations filed by the state of Alaska and filed a counterclaim ag

Congressional and maritime industry reaction to the president's new national sealift policy ranged f

Weaver Marine Agencies Ltd. has opened a new shipping agency office to cover the Hampton Roads port

Taiwan's exclusion from multilateral organizations is a major stumbling block to the tiny but econom

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Shipping lines serving the Caribbean and Central American trades will impose a ''security charge" by

NCR Corp., which recently has seemed bent on eliminating its main rival in the local bank cash-card

Turning a U.S. proposal to phase out industrialized nations' shipbuilding subsidies into reality wil

Texaco Refining and Marketing Inc. said it is "patently improper" for the Military Sealift Command t

A growing number of shipping analysts believe further rises are inevitable in the costs of shipping

Steven Paul Resnick, director of marketing at the Port of Los Angeles since 1983, has announced his

The Virginia Department of World Trade has produced a statistical study breaking down commodities an

GROUP NAMES YENINAS EXECUTIVE DIRECTORBarbara Spector Yeninas was named executive director o

JOHNSON MARITIME SERVICES (GULF) INC. (Houston) - James Bourke was named manager of the shipping age

West Germany's Bayer AG bought Creations Aromatiques SA, a Swiss fragrance firm with a branch in Woo

The Coast Guard closed a six-mile stretch of the Houston ship channel Monday afternoon in the wake o

Allied-Signal Inc. of Morris Township, N.J. said it earned $121 million, or 81 cents a share in the

The Northern California earthquake destroyed millions of dollars worth of fruits and vegetables and

"It's like someone let the air out of a giant balloon," said a trader. The copper futures market fle

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AFTER THE COLLAPSE of the International Coffee Agreement talks, New York futures sank to 68.50 cents

Airbus Industrie, the European aircraft consortium, may finance its new A321 aircraft from its partn

Two U.S. cargo airlines asked federal transportation officials to deny anArgentine carrier's request

Prominent Swedish shipowner Argonaut AB is coming to Wall Street to raise $60 million for a long-ter

The Massachusetts Port Authority said Friday it will try to satisfy the concerns of Gov. Michael S.

Recent cuts in ship registration fees by the world's two largest open registries will put money in t

Increasing American appetite for breadfruit, mangoes and other traditional West Indian foods, combin

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

REGIONAL BLOCS Europe '92. Nov. 18. Berkeley, Calif. Contact Shirley Fogarino, Vista Communi

The 337-foot containership Colon grounded on a bar at the entrance to Boston harbor Thursday night a

AIRLINE WON'T JOIN EFFORT TO BUY UALBritish Airways on Friday pulled out of a struggling eff

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Nothing should follow success like more success is the hopeful marketing philosophy of Brazilian air

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THE BALTIC FREIGHT INDEX, the daily measure of dry bulk ocean freight rates, soared 99 points last w

BUFFALO MULLS COMPLEX TO LURE CANADA FIRMSBUFFALO, N.Y. - Buffalo officials are reviewing a