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Specialized Carriers & Rigging Association, second oversize/overweight symposium, March 9-11. Adams

GROUP AIMS TO SPUR DRAM CHIP OUTPUTCUPERTINO, Calif. - The Semiconductor Industry Associatio

Banks have seen the future, and they're scared. That fear has created one of the great missi

State-owned Shipping Corp. of India plans to acquire 48 vessels totaling 2.7 million deadweight tons

ENTRIES REJECTED BY CUSTOMS. Whenever an entry is rejected by Customs, the broker/importer must leav

Plans are going ahead for the second phase of a harbor development to improve links between southern

Last year, the Coast Guard told Congress about a $100 million funding shortfall for its operations;

Importers can avoid classification disputes by obtaining a binding rulingfrom the Customs Se

1615 (Mar. 9, 1989) Previous day - 1608 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

Women's Transportation Seminar of Greater New York. March 14. Salute to Lillian Liburdi, port depart

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FORD SPENT $1.8 BILLION ON '88 PLANT REVISIONSDEARBORN, MICH. - Ford Motor Co. in 1988 spent

THE PROSPECT OF a new coal shipper on its line gives short-line Massachusetts Central Railroad a rea

Ryder System Inc., which announced plans last month to divest its money- losing subsidiaries and to

The Federal government's massive racketeering suit against the Teamsters union is the single biggest

Pilot Freight Carriers Inc. lost more than $70 million in the last seven years and the truck line's

With a new accord between the International Monetary Fund and the Philippines awaiting only rubber-s

The "K" Line of Tokyo has majority interest in Kerr Steamship Co. of New York. The relationship was

Stockholders of Waterman Marine Corp. Thursday approved an agreement to reorganize with Internationa

Keppel Corp., the maritime-based but widely diversified Singapore conglomerate, turned in its best r

Thousands of truck drivers, forwarding agents and shipping agents staged a major demonstration in th

The U.S. dollar drifted lower Thursday in quiet trading, while dealers prepared for today's influent

The Port of Jacksonville often has trailed its competitors in bringing in new technologies, usually

Eight leading trans-Pacific ship lines agreed Thursday to again raise prices for moving Far Eastern

The financial liberalization of the 1980s will give way to a period of consolidation and a slower pa

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

INDIA - $485 million from the World Bank for a 1,500-megawatt power station to be built by Nathpa Jh

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

FRANCE TO REPEAL CURRENCY RESTRICTIONSPARIS - France has decided to repeal nearly all remain

The Group of 7 industrial nations has no precise targets for the value of thedollar against

Two large U.S. retailers Thursday reported sharply higher income for the fourth quarter and 1988.

The size of many transportation and trade programs may hinge on high-level budget talks that have fi

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World wheat production in 1988 eased very slightly to 508.3 million metric tons from 509.7 million i

TWO MAJOR CONVENTIONS take place next week. The National Grain and Feed Association annual g

Twice-failed efforts by the Philippines government to unload the country's only nickel mine have tak

The federal crop insurance program is wasteful and fails to provide farmers with fair and equitable

CFTC TO CONTEMPLATE BAN ON DUAL TRADINGCHICAGO - Federal regulators are studying whether the

The U.S. Customs Service proposed Thursday a new method of paying duties that would let some quota m

Members of Congress Thursday accused Japanese firms of helping Libya build an alleged chemical weapo