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Wall Street analysts wouldn't speculate Wednesday about the identity of a company that Sea Container

Evidence is building that travelers to Europe this summer are losing some of their fear of terroris

America's 25,000 rice growers have shifted their approach to opening Japan to U.S. exports from reta

1425 (Aug. 30, 1989) Previous day - 1425 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Sabena Belgian World Airways no longer handles the weeknight flight that carries Express Mail betwee

PERU DENIES RUMOR OF IMF EXPULSIONLIMA, Peru - Peru's economy minister has denied reports th

The Philippines is trying to protect its threatened environment and reduce its foreign debt by pione

U.S. bankers' dollar acceptances rose by $1.35 billion to $65.53 billion in July, the Federal Reserv

The Port of Philadelphia has a plan to become a major container center for the East Coast, but port

GULF CANADA RESOURCES LTD. (Calgary, Alberta) - C.E. (Chuck) Shultz, 50, was named president and chi

An extended outage at LCP Chemicals Inc.'s Moundsville, W. Va., plant soon will cause supply shortag

Eastman Kodak Co., under fire for pollution problems around its Rochester facilities, is making a re

Automobile insurance competition may be fine in some cases, but opening the Massachusetts auto marke

Top executives of Seatrain Lines Inc. are planning to join theever-larger group of shipping companie

With prices for all types of 747 aircraft up sharply, the Boeing Co. says it will go back into the b

The Bank of England has told U.K. banks that it sees no need for them to make new debt provisions if

The state-run Philippine Ports Authority, bowing to pressure from the business sector, will scrap it

America is like the world's Willy Loman: a sad-sack salesman living on legends of past success, losi

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The Federal Maritime Commission has approved a request from two major U.S.-flag carriers and dismiss

MEMBERSHIP Ocean Common Carrier Group -- Represents 27 liner shipping companies serving trad

CONTAINER TRADE GROWS AT BOSTONThe Port of Boston appears well on its way toward its traditi

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

Long Island Lighting Co. gave its three top executives a total of $254,000 in bonuses this year on t

Creditors of failed trucking companies are joining with auditors and billcollectors to fight

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

Japan should ease restrictions that are barriers to free competition and fair-pricing procedures in

MALAYSIA APPROVES ELECTRONICS INVESTMENTKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - The Malaysian government ha

The Washington State Insurance Department has withdrawn its prior approval of Aetna's long-term care

The public stock offering in a Philippine shipyard was terminated six days earlier than planned afte

The Maritime Administration has proposed changing its rules outlining which repairs qualify for subs

The next few years are likely to produce a surplus of bulk carriers close to the maximum size for tr

NY GASOLINE PRICE DIP IS BIGGEST SINCE '86ALBANY, N.Y. - Average gasoline prices during the

Jean-Marc Vernes Wednesday won a 48-hour extension to launch a counter bid for Compagnie Industriell

An associate membership at the Chicago Board of Trade traded Wednesday at $215,000, slightly more th

IBM JAPAN, TOSHIBA PLAN JOINT VENTUREIBM Japan Ltd. and Toshiba Corp. said Wednesday they pl

Officials of Japan Air Lines Co. announced Wednesday they have launched regular air cargo services t

Major industrialized nations are considering new airplane noise restrictions that would force airlin

A Dutch cargo airline selected Gateway Freight Services Inc. as its cargo agent at Seattle-Tacoma In

FRENCH RAILCAR FIRM SEEKS US PARTNERSPRINCETON, N.J. - French railcar builder Cadoux Interna