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Testifying before the House Subcommittee on Merchant Marine Thursday, larger shipping companies in t

Mexico, which recently held exploratory debt talks in Washington, appears in no hurry to ask the com

Evergreen Marine Corp.'s estimated US$1.5 billion ship order is likely to go to Japan's Onomichi Doc

Labor unrest at Italian ports is likely to resume on a large scale in early March, according to the

The Federal Maritime Commission will determine whether a nearly 29-year-old rate-making agreement in

UNION TO STAY ON JOB AT D&H DESPITE CUTSThe United Transportation Union has decided to keep

SHIPPERS AND TRUCKERS still have room to maneuver as haggling continues over a controversial truck r

Japan will work on a new plan to recycle some of its wealth to developing countries to help ease the

Pilot Freight Carriers Inc., one of the East's best known truck lines, this month launched a familia

STANDARD & POOR'S FORMS INDUSTRY GROUPStandard & Poor's Corp. Thursday announced the formati

Airline traffic in Pacific Rim countries will expand more than twice as fast as that in the United S

Until recently, there were two ways for airlines and ocean carriers to deal with drug detection spec

Former Transportation Secretary James Burnley denied charges of ethics violations leveled by an airl

BURLINGTON TO MOVE SORTING HUB TO OHIOGREENWICH, Conn. - Burlington Air Express Inc. said it

U.S. and British officials called at an international aviation meeting for swift efforts to combat t

Hong Kong manufacturers and traders will be able to transmit data electronically to their trading pa

Corporate profits reported in financial statements will be significantly reduced by new accounting s

Europeans are rapidly adopting globally oriented electronic data interchange standards. A nu

ELECTRONIC MAIL CORP. FILES FOR BANKRUPTCYOLD GREENWICH, Conn. - Electronic Mail Corp. of Am

Aviation and Airport Support '89 Exposition, Feb. 15-19. Villamor Air Base, Psay City (Metro Manila)

President Bush said Thursday that he will press a long-time U.S. quest to reduce world trade barrier

Creating an efficient, tightly knit team was one of the most important factors behind Unisys Corp.'s

ALEXANDER & ALEXANDER BOOSTS NET EARNINGSAlexander & Alexander Services Inc. reported that i

St. Paul Cos. Announces Four Top PromotionsST. PAUL, Minn. St. Paul Cos. announced four a

Great American Insurance Co. is interested in acquiring the failed Constellation Reinsurance Co., a

United Parcel Service Inc. said it will build an $80 million international communications center tha

OECD INFLATION RATE AVERAGED 3.8 PERCENT IN 1988PARIS- The average inflation rate in the 24

Ford Motor Co. Thursday said it earned $1.16 billion during the final three months of last year and

THE ECONOMY'S STRENGTH WORRIES some people these days because it is greater than most had realized a

The leading U.S. and European community trade officials are to get acquainted in Washington today in

Chrysler Corp. has launched an internal investigation into charges of fraud and embezzlement involvi

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The government said it was investigating reports of defective brakes in General Motors cars made in

GAUGHAN DENIES REPORTS ON MOVEWASHINGTON - Maritime Administrator John Gaughan says reports

The major shipping company in the Soviet Far East is making efforts to re- establish trans-Pacific l

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The U.S. Customs Service had just replaced its "zero tolerance" policy with a "kinder, gentler" appr

A U.S. government official said it's not surprising that the Soviet Union's Far Eastern Shipping Co.

The Treasury Department Thursday struck down the recent U.S. Customs Service ruling that increased t

One of the most important building blocks of the automation of the global transportation industry ha