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Canada's business community expressed strong disappointment Thursday over insufficient federal spend

The Port of Kobe in Japan is planning a high-speed ferry link with the new Kansai International Air

Virtually all of Brazil's 47 river and seaports were idled Wednesday, the first day of a renewed nat

Fresh opposition is surfacing in the Philippines to proposals by Taiwan-based companies for a US$320

S.C. Johnson & Co. plans to spend $100 million advertising its new major weapon in the battle for do

Ciba-Geigy Corp. will not be allowed to clean up its Superfund pollution site by sending treated gro

Unless the Northeast states crack down on automobile pollution, the region's already severe ozone sm

The Soviet Union's plan to auction hard currency for rubles in Moscow starting this year could raise

Details of the long-awaited sale of revived Philippine National Bank should emerge in the next few d

DU PONT'S INCOME INCREASED IN QUARTERWILMINGTON, Del. - E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. said i

Japanese auto-parts maker Koito Manufacturing Wednesday rejected a request by U.S. corporate raider

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

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB

GE CAPITAL (Stamford, Conn.) - Charles W. Nicholson was named a senior vice president. As ge

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

Wed., April 26, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

PRESSURE EASES ON UK TO RAISE INTEREST RATESLONDON - News Wednesday that Britain's current a

The New York Power Authority and Hydro-Quebec Wednesday signed a contract that calls for the Canadia

Industry sources here Wednesday noted widespread rumors that Mobil Oil Corp., the biggest U.S. compa

Erik Stromberg tells a story to illustrate how precarious the tenure is of the typical U.S. port dir

HOUSE APPROVES FMC BUDGET BILLThe House of Representatives has approved a $16.3 million budg

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A long-awaited report on ways of improving Australian waterfront labor productivity has been describ

The Maritime Administration has approved one ship sale request and received an application for anoth

For Capt. Jay D. Bolton, 1992 is something more than the year when the European Community will becom

Conrail, P&W Discuss Possible AcquisitionPHILADELPHIA - Conrail and Providence & Worcester h

Norfolk Southern Corp. continued its recent spectacular performance, reporting record earnings for a

Nationwide growth in U.S. manufacturing is resulting in strong demand for heavy trucks and all-time

The Navy has awarded an $85.8 million contract to MAR Ship Operators Inc. to operate and maintain 10

Amtrak is hoping to resume its Montrealer passenger service between Washington and Canada in June, m

The explosion that ripped through a gun turret of the USS Iowa April 19 has not altered the Navy's p

The Argentine currency has plunged against the dollar this week, continuing an 11-week slide that ha

The Port of Gulfport has been selected as a guinea pig for a dredging disposal project that could sa

The dock labor surplus that has plagued the Port of New York & New Jersey since the dawn of the cont

Journal of Commerce Transportation Table, Karen B. Phillips, Interstate Commerce Commission will spe

The U.S. dollar rose Wednesday to levels that recently sparked dollar-selling intervention by the Fe

Logistec Corp., a publicly traded maritime service company based in Montreal, is seeking to expand i

Tulane and Xavier universities will receive $33 million from the Pentagon for a joint research cente

The Federal Maritime Commission appears to be widening the net in its investigation into rebating an