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The wool trade from Australia and New Zealand is the latest focal point in the debate over the merit

The Military Sealift Command delivered a strong message to U.S. carriers this week when it accepted

With a final Commerce Department analysis of risk retention groups due this month, the industry is g

A giant U.S. construction company is teaming up with a major Australian resource firm to create a ne

Most of the alleged abuse uncovered in a federal probe of commodities futures trading in Chicago cou

Negotiations aimed at producing a new local waterfront labor contract in the Port of New York and Ne

A voluntary restriction on use of a controversial fungicide will only stop about one-third of U.S. s

When Hurricane Gilbert devastated 70 percent of Jamaica's coffee crop in 1988, the Japanese were the

Sept. 6, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The oil ministers of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries voiced doubts Tuesday about w

Taking full advantage of the warming in East-West politics, the Soviets are planning new shipping li

Left in the lurch by an interstate pipeline's inability to deliver expected firm supplies this winte

2ND DRAGLINE OPERATING AT CENTRAL OHIO MINEBig Muskie has a new little brother. Since early

Final recommendations by the state-run Korea Maritime and Port Administration call for construction

The number of working oil and gas rigs in the country jumped by 27 to 936 last week, fueled by doubl

Wild Harbor opens onto Buzzards Bay amid vibrant green saw grass and sparkling blue water, providing

FIRE FORCES SHUTDOWN OF SHELL OIL REFINERYShell Oil Co.'s Martinez, Calif., refinery will re

A Japanese consortium that has imported Mexican crude oil since the 1979 oil crisis will dissolve wh

The Port of Albany, which lost its last major shipper last week, is losing the company that manages

A new cargo and ground-handling company will be established at Thailand's main airport early in the

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In a decision that marks the end of its battle with the U.S. Department of Transportation, the Massa

Railroad Personnel Association, 37th annual conference, Sept. 10-13. Claremont Resort and Tennis Clu

William Loftus will be named president of the American Short Line Railroad Association. Mr. Loftus'

A week-long Algerian trade mission to the United States and Canada, hosted by the Saint Lawrence Sea

Crowley Towing and Transportation Co. won a $7.3 million contract from the Military Sealift Command

The Maritime Administration has told three subsidized liner operators that it needs much more inform

Scindia Steam Navigation Co., now confined to the charter market, plans to resume liner services soo

In the aftermath of the Alaskan oil spill and several other tanker accidentsthis year, the Interior

Economists always have been curious about how much time we devote to work and increasingly they want

SWEETENED SUEZ BID FOR INDUSTRIELLE OK'DFrench regulators approved a sweetened takeover bid

New Jersey Bell reached a tentative agreement with its remaining striking union Tuesday evening and

The Lloyd's of London insurance market is bracing itself for a deterioration in marine and aviation

LOW COFFEE PRICES MAY BOOST COCAINEFRANKFURT, West Germany - Slumping world coffee prices co

NL Industries Inc., a Houston-based company controlled by Dallas investor Harold Simmons, is prepare

Intercargo Corp., a specialty writer focusing on marine and import/export risk, plans to export its

The 1989-90 marketing year for soybeans promises only a modest rebound in the U.S. export pace in re

Auto insurers in New Jersey have been given the go-ahead to challenge a consumer group's plan to put

The U.S. dollar declined broadly Wednesday as traders decided to take profits following Tuesday's ga