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Toy executive Steven D. Hassenfeld, chairman and chief executive officer of Hasbro Inc., died of pne

Australian Prime Minister Robert Hawke cautioned Monday that further economic reprisals against Chin

Shippers can look forward to marine container service between Montreal and New York come July 10.

When Santa Fe executive John A. Grygiel retired and moved from Chicago to Arizona, most figured he'd

Existing Home Sales Fell by 5.6 percent in MaySales of existing single-family homes in the U

The name of Capt. Jerry Aspland, president of Arco Marine Inc., was misspelled in a story in the Jun

U.S. companies shipped more toxic waste to Ohio than to any other state, according to 1987 figures c

A week before the deadline for reporting toxic chemical emissions for 1988, the government fined 42

A Federal Maritime Commission law judge has allowed two shipper groups to take part in a service con

FEDERAL AUTHORITIES SUE MYERS CONTAINER CORP.Federal authorities filed suit against an Oakla

A little company on a steamy bayou, Marine Shale Processors, has raked in millions using what it say

A House Banking subcommittee is expected today to sound out federal regulators on a bill aimed at pr

Keppel Corp., the Singapore-based maritime and property conglomerate, is aiming to buy a third shipy

A containment boom and a workboat - familiar equipment at the Exxon Valdez oil spill cleanup operati

TRINITY MARINE GROUP (Gulfport, Miss.) - Bob Kenny was named vice president of inland operations for

The Coast Guard will reactivate a retired admiral to head up, beginning next week, a study that coul

Daewoo Labor to Vote On Compromise PactSEOUL, South Korea - A compromise package to end the

Sea-Land Service Inc. says it will not challenge, for the moment, the Maritime Administration's with

Workers in boats scooped blobs of congealed oil the size of basketballs and bigger from the Delaware

In early 1988, a television repairman from Long Branch drove an old junker up to the New Jersey Stat

The National Transportation Safety Board will conduct its own investigation of the 420,000-gallon oi

The Customs Service recognizes that a shipping line's ability to look for drugs hidden in cargo vari

''I BELIEVE YOU HAVE TO BE CRAZY to be a shipowner. If we were sane we would be in some other busine

June 26, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries members who had produced more than their assigned quot

South Korea's latest effort to find viable oil deposits off its coast ended in frustration last week

A young eagle carrying a 5-ounce transmitter is helping develop techniques to track ships, stolen ca

Pittston Coal Group Inc. flatly rejected a plan by West Virginia Gov. Gaston Caperton to settle the

IPE GETS SET TO LAUNCH HEAVY FUEL OIL FUTURESThe starting date for the International Petrole

The shutdown of the Rancho Seco nuclear plant in California - the first forced by a voter initiative

Gasoline prices across the nation dropped for the second consecutive two-week period, according to a

State Insurance Commissioner Roxani Gillespie and Assemblyman Tom Hayden have taken steps toward run

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The Department of Transportation this week is unveiling the first planning steps in its ambitious ca

A novel method of disposing claims has helped Investors Insurance Co. of America get back on its fee

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The Supreme Court Monday sent back to lower courts a number of railroad cases involving employees' r

Transportation Secretary Samuel Skinner has put U.S. airline executives on notice that his departmen

The first inland clearance depot, or ICD, has been formally opened in Malaysia, one of a series inte

Some small Caribbean-based airlines are unfairly tapping the huge American air cargo market, says th