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China Ocean Shipping Co. is not the only carrier planning to expand service between China and the Un

CMB, Belgium's largest shipowner, reported consolidated net profit of 1.24 billion Belgian francs ($

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission does not see a "regulatory need" to stop the Long Island Lighting

Officials at Tianjin's Port of Xingang, which includes China's largest container facility, say its a

Iraq has opened the second stage of its oil pipeline across Saudi Arabia, the OPEC News Agency repor

The timing of expected U.S. tariff cuts on Soviet exports remains uncertain, U.S. and Soviet officia

Transportation Secretary Samuel K. Skinner warned Wall Street that he will not allow excessive debt

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FORD TO TAKE STAKE IN BRITAIN'S JAGUARFord Motor Co.'s European arm said Tuesday it intends

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The Port of San Juan was closed Tuesday to all commercial shipping traffic in the wake of powerful H

CAPTAIN, OFFICER JAILED AFTER OIL RIG COLLISIONA court has jailed a British cargo ship capta

Freight rates for bulk carriers and tankers will probably continue their upward climb of the last th

The Coast Guard began a 14-day exercise Sunday meant to train local Coast Guard and military personn

More inland container depots are planned for Malaysia to help smooth the growing volume of trade and

Japan and the United States failed to reach an agreement Tuesday on setting a new quota for Japan's

The name of White House Chief of Staff John Sununu was misspelled in the Maritime Briefs section of

Sept. 19, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

American Transport Line has added the ports of Hampton Roads, Va., and Antwerp, Belgium, to its U.S.

1439 (Sept. 19, 1989) Previous day - 1434 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

In what may be a signal of future national transportation policy to ease airport congestion, the Fed

A persistently strong U.S. dollar could undermine efforts to pare U.S. international trade and payme

U.S. Secretary of State James Baker said Tuesday that there should be a Paris Club rescheduling of P

ALEXANDER & ALEXANDER (NEW YORK) - Natalie Wasserman was named vice president, national public entit

FOUR CALIF. INSURERS TO AIR ROLLBACK WOESCalifornia Insurance Commissioner Roxani Gillespie

The Illinois Supreme Court will be asked this week to consider for the first time whether companies

SAI Group Inc. last week said it has reached an agreement settling all claims that its largest share

Illinois is hoping to attract more captive insurers with newly liberalized regulations governing the

New York Life Insurance Co. and Biogen Inc. of Cambridge, Mass., have signed a $20 million funding a

TUSCARORA TO BUY PREFERRED PLASTICSNEW BRIGHTON, Pa. - Tuscarora Plastics Inc. announced an

Malaysia's 1988-89 (October-September) cocoa bean output is lower than earlier projected and final f

Members of the defunct International Tin Council hope to resolve the debt arising from the council's

The plunge in cocoa prices could prompt the Ivory Coast, the world's largest cocoa producer, to come

Polyester monofilament manufacturing capacity at Hoechst Celanese's Spartanburg plant will be increa

Plenum wire and cable is by far the largest market worldwide for melt- processabl e fluoropolymers,

Richard Stuckey, E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.'s chief economist, predicts that while overall consum

The National Pork Producers Council will conduct a study on the potential impact on the U.S. pork ma

CME FINES SAUL STONE FOR REPORTING VIOLATIONThe Chicago Mercantile Exchange handed down a $2

BRITAIN'S FERRANTI NEGOTIATES RESCUEFerranti PLC, a British defense equipment and electronic

A five-year shipping contract involving one of the world's largest manufacturers, E.I. du Pont de Ne