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A new crisis is looming for the world shipping industry as orders for new giant containerships threa

The U.S. dollar moved broadly higher in active trading Wednesday. The rally lifted the dolla

Massachusetts gasoline prices rose 1 cent a gallon, the latest statewide survey by the state Energy

US DUMPING COMPLAINT AGAINST JAPAN REJECTEDThe International Trade Commission dismissed a U

Trans Freight Lines confirmed that it will open its own agency offices on the West Coast, starting A

Bruce B. Wilson, Conrail vice president, will be the keynote speaker at the 4th annual Massachusetts

For decades, Venezuelans dreamed that oil would cure the economic woes of their petroleum-rich count

Hazardous Materials Management Central Conference & Exhibition, March 14-16, O'Hare Exposition Cente

Wed., March 1, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

The airlines have made it through the first two months of the traditionally slow winter period witho

Brazil, at odds with both the World Bank and the United States over environmental issues, has hit ou

COURT WON'T REVIEW UAW-MACK AGREEMENTALLENTOWN, Pa. - Mack Trucks Inc. said the U.S. Supreme

UNILEVER EARNINGS ROSE 21 PERCENT IN 4TH QUARTERUnilever, the Anglo-Dutch household-products

U.S. and Canadian officials have unveiled a plan to clean Lake Ontario of toxic chemicals and which

Frank Lorenzo, the tough-as-nails chairman of giant Texas Air Corp., has a master's degree in busine

Top diplomats from 21 West European and Latin American countries have declared their support for a C

The grass does appear brighter on the other side of the fence for CP Trucks of Toronto, one of the l

The volume of cargo moved through the Port of Hamburg expanded 3.6 percent to 58.74 million metric t

In a move long awaited by the U.S. shipping industry, a national sealift policy statement proposed b

The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission is heading for a showdown with Congress over a

JAPAN HAILS US VIEWS ON OPENING RICE MARTTOKYO - The Japanese Agriculture Ministry said it w

Robert J. Leo has been named as vice president and counsel of the American Association of Exporters

Commercial Union, a leading U.K. composite insurer, Wednesday reported a 19 percent surge in pretax

EDS, HITACHI TO BUY NATIONAL ADVANCEDElectronic Data Systems Corp. and Hitachi Ltd. have rea

A ban on shipments of hazardous waste from 32 states and Puerto Rico began Wednesday with the operat

European Community environment ministers are likely to agree today to sweeping cuts in chlorofluoroc

Top women sailors will compete in a new race to be held during the second annual Fleet Week in New Y

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

California has established a new methanol reserve to ease the state's dependence on petroleum and he

Freight backed up at Italian border checkpoints is being cleared through customs after a week of pro

In addition to being the low bidder for military shipments on the Military Sealift Command's major g

Groups that have been fighting pressure to boost federal fuel taxes cheered long and hard Wednesday

CUT-FLOWER IMPORTS may have U.S. producers in the pink. In testimony before the Internationa

The Federal Maritime Commission's March 3 meeting will feature a closed discussion of the agency's c

Thailand's expanding economy is facing new challenges as it becomes a contender in the playing field

A visiting trade official from Michigan's trade development office in Lagos, Nigeria, has urged smal

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The "first open waters" on the Great Lakes for 1989, expected late this month, will see an active ex

Riots in Venezuela inspired by new austerity measures show that the International Monetary Fund cont

The proportion of European Community cargoes moving internationally by truck will increase under the