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Executives from 13 major containership lines met in Tokyo last week to discuss rate recovery measure

A one-day seminar in Piraeus, Greece, next week will analyze three key U.S. government initiatives a

Some 9,000 workers at South Korea's Daewoo Shipbuilding & Heavy Machinery Ltd. shipyard held an anti

Hapag-Lloyd, the West German shipping and tourism group, said Tuesday that shipping increased group

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A cocoa terminal established early this year at an unused Brooklyn dock has proven far more successf

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With no hostile takeover bids for C&S Corp. looming on the immediate horizon, Robert Royall could af

A House maritime subcommittee has approved legislation transferring bridge administration duties to

FMC WAIVES CHARGES ON SEA-LAND CARGOESA Federal Maritime Commission law judge has agreed to

Funeral services were held Saturday for steamship magnate Charles Parkhill Lykes, longtime chairman

''Atlantic Container Unit Opens Canadian Depots," a Maritime Brief on Page 10B of The Journal of Com

Fred Pitre, president of Canada Steamship Lines, has urged the federal government to draw up a marin

The Delaware River Port Authority will trade computer technology and programs with its counterparts

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The Supreme Court declined to review the Interstate Commerce Commission's refusal to establish natio

1626 (May 30, 1989) Previous day - 1667 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

BN ADDING TWO ROUTES TO CONTAINER NETWORKFORT WORTH, Texas - Burlington Northern Railroad ha

ABF FREIGHT SYSTEM INC. (Fort Smith, Ark.) - John Miltenis Jr. was appointed branch manager of this

Railroads have long been able to set their own safety standards, and a railroad engineer doesn't eve

Spain is frantically preparing for 1992. But while the rest of the European Community is pla

Votainer Consolidation Services (New York) Inc., an ocean freight consolidator, is moving to a large

An Agriculture Department transportation expert says the Mississippi River has not recovered from la

Navy officials are investigating two serious cracks in the outer steel hull of a Los Angeles-class n

Britain's ports face a future of mixed fortunes once restrictive employment laws are abolished.<

Congestion surcharges threatened for the main port of Thailand for June 1 have been deferred until S

AUSTRALIAN SHIPPERS SEEK LABOR REFORMSSYDNEY, Australia - A new shippers organization has be

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index fell sharply last week, pushing it back to pre-spring

The U.S. decision last week to target Japan as an unfair trader under the Super 301 provision of las

The U.S. merchandise trade deficit on a balance-of-payments basis narrowed to a seasonally adjusted

Construction contracts surged by 9 percent in April, reflecting a large increase in new housing cons

UK QUARTERLY GROWTH FELL FROM LAST PERIODThe United Kingdom's output-based gross domestic pr

President Bush's meeting today with Jacques Delors, president of the European Community Commission,

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Wall Street reaction to the offer by Stena Holding AG for Sea Containers Ltd. common stock was that

Stena Holding AG of Sweden has found a British company as partner in its $824 million takeover bid f

Consumer food prices are rising faster than predicted a few months ago and may gain an average of 5

The U.S. Coast Guard cutter Rush is going out "on a song," says Lt. Austin Callwood, the Rush's oper

Now that the Bush administration has answered the question of which countries it will target as unfa