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The tanker Exxon Valdez is scheduled to be moved into dry dock at high tide today to begin a nine-mo

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The Federal Maritime Commission has found that unfair shipping conditions exist in the U.S.-Ecuador

Marine pilots operating without a state license are 10 to 20 times more likely to cause an accident

The Pacific Coast/Australia-New Zealand Tariff Bureau said it will apply a $75 charge for all sized

TODD EXPECTS LOSS ON NAVY CONTRACTSEATTLE, Wash. - Todd Shipyards announced Monday it would

A 477-foot British-owned containership, on its maiden U.S. visit, was damaged Monday when it collide

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A federal court has barred the Coast Guard from boarding chartered yachts making pleasure cruises in

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Navistar International Transportation Corp. of Chicago consolidated its lead in the heavy truck indu

SWIFT TRANSPORTATION GETS PETERBILT TRACTORSPeterbilt Motors Co. of Newark, Calif. said it d

The Spanish government's decision to link Madrid and Seville by high-speed train by 1992 has become

Japan intends to begin manufacturing small commercial airliners within a few years, the head of a Ja

ILLINOIS CENTRAL REPORTS QUARTERLY INCOME RISEIllinois Central Transportation Co. reported s

The Port of Hampton Roads is planning to invest in a new system for storing truck chassis. T

AERO SERVICES REVIEWS MAST'S LATEST OFFERNEWTOWN, Pa. - Aero Services International Inc. is

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

Two large West German shipbuilders announced Monday an agreement in principle with the Soviet Union

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Latin American countries are taking a close look at strategies that catapulted Asia's Pacific Rim co

The U.S. dollar rose Monday on late buying stirred by a fresh sense that the Federal Reserve was not

DON'T WORRY, BE HAPPY: That seems to be the attitude of a surprising number of respected economists

UK PRODUCER PRICES FELL 0.9 PERCENT IN JULYA sharp fall in metals prices pushed down U.K. ad

The U.S. Justice Department expects the Panamanian branch of a large Colombian bank to plead guilty

JAPAN SET TO RESUME LOAN FLOW TO CHINAJapanese banks are ready to resume lending to China if

A Florida frozen food shipper does not have to pay a $27,000 rate undercharge claim from one of its

Beazer PLC said its U.S. subsidiary, Beazer Materials and Services Inc. (formerly Koppers Co.), has

WESTERN INTERMODAL STARTS NEW SERVICEHOMEWOOD, Ill. - Western Intermodal Services Ltd. has b

It's getting easier for officials from developing nations to learns the ins and outs of importing an

CARGILL INC. (Minneapolis) - Edward J. Toth was elected vice president and controller. He succeeds D

Lynden Air Freight Inc. has targeted Newark and Atlanta for expansion. The Seattle-based for

A recent study by A.T. Kearney Inc. finds effective use of logistics pays off for food shippers.

This year's Buy-American mission by Taiwan will leave for the United States Sept. 7 with a US$4 bill

Japanese buying of U.S. commercial real estate has surged ahead since 1986, and the $10.02 billion w

The battle over health insurance cost-sharing that helped spark phone workers' strikes in 20 states

In a sort of U.S.-Soviet peace corps exchange, Soviet carpenters are helping Americans build four ne

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

S&P UPGRADES RATING OF CORROON & BLACKNEW YORK- Standard & Poor's announced that it has rais

One of the biggest scandals to hit the Lloyd's of London insurance market could be laid to rest toda