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The shrinking number of jobs on U.S.-flag merchant ships has made the U.S. fleet largely immune to t

New Jersey will sponsor 10 companies at a trade show in the Soviet Union this fall, a trip that migh

Maritime labor unions complain that Japan's shipowners have gone too far in substituting inexpensive

IBM, SIEMENS INK DEAL TO SET UP ROLM UNITSInternational Business Machines Corp. and Siemens

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The Dominican Republic, whose major trading partner is the United States, is hoping to ease Caribbea

The United States posted an $8.2 billion merchandise deficit for June, its smallest monthly trade ga

U.S. exports to Mexico are poised to boom, now that there's a promise of more money to spend on non-

A new ship-chartering company formed this spring has gotten off to a fast start. MC Shipping

The seven-year saga of one of the biggest fraud cases ever to face London's insurance community ende

As the deep freeze of the Alaskan winter approaches, hundreds of tons of French fertilizers are bein

As lawsuits resulting from the Alaskan oil spill multiply daily, Exxon Corp. faces a legal and polit

Trans Pacific Container Service Corp., the North American terminal operations subsidiary of Mitsui O

Financial advisers for Todd Shipyards announced plans to evaluate the possibility of Todd coming out

Not every sector of the shipping industry is suffering manning shortages. Liner companies, w

Aug. 16, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

OMAN CRUDE FOR JAPAN IS UP SHARPLY IN PRICEThe spot Oman crude oil price for October shipmen

Ten United Parcel Service Inc. delivery vans Wednesday joined a small but growing fleet of natural g

AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER SERVICE CORP. announced with much fanfare about a year ago that it would beg

The West German state airline is adding air freighter service between Seattle and Frankfurt to a lis

The West German maritime industry is boosting its recruiting efforts. Itsshrinking pool of j

Gasoline and distillate supplies followed normal seasonal patterns as gasoline stocks declined and d

UNOCAL, NORCEN WANT TO SELL ALBERTA MINECALGARY, Alberta - Unocal Canada Ltd. and Norcen Ene

Members of the politically prominent Kennedy family turned a proposed business trip into an airlift

The captain and owners of the tanker World Prodigy pleaded guilty Wednesday to federal criminal char

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The U.S. Department of Labor is seeking to overturn the results of an election held last year for tw

Shipments of hard liquor fell last year to the lowest point since an industry survey began in 1970,

The Sandinista government announced it is embarking on a program to attract foreign investments now

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INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION ROSE 0.2 PERCENT DURING JULYU.S. industrial production rose a seasonal

China has fined Citic, the company that has symbolized its economic reforms, and four other state fi

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The Panama Canal, one of the world's great engineering feats, marked its 75th anniversary Tuesday at

Nearly 40 years ago, Alejandro Zaffaroni gave up the cold winters of New England to join a small gro

RICHMOND PORT REPORTS RECORD CARGO FOR '88RICHMOND, Calif. - The Port of Richmond said it ha

The chief executive officer of one of the nation's largest life insurance companies was on a one-man

Workers compensation insurers have asked Texas regulators for a 34.9 percent increase in premiums, c

Although much is unresolved in the wake of the growing legal battles following the Alaskan oil spill

The business titles of J. Ernst Celosse, senior vice president of Evergreen International (USA) Cor