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The cost of shipping goods from Italy to the United States aboard most liner vessels is going up aga

The Traffic Board of the North Atlantic Ports Association, based in New York City, has urged the Fed

The nation's second-largest city plans to collect the mountains of leftover internal office memos, f

Deepening of the Port of Mobile's harbor to 45 feet will be completed six months earlier than antici

A majority of the more than 1,000 blue-collar workers who have left their jobs at Electric Boat in t

Intermodalism Comes of Age. The 1989 Shipper-Carrier Conference. Feb. 1-2. Sponsored by Internationa

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Duke Power Co. reported that overall kilowatt-hour sales for 1988 increased by 3.5 percent.

The leading congressional proposal for controlling acid rain would cause a major shift from high-sul

NON-OPEC PRODUCERS URGE OUTPUT RESTRAINTSeven oil-producing nations which are not members of

CSX CORP. (Richmond, Va.) - William V. McHugh was named president and chief executive officer of Yuk

Two House members introduced legislation to extend a ban on the export of Alaska oil. Rep. H

The new oil futures contract to be launched here Feb. 22 will offer the first hedging vehicle for oi

U.S. coal exports to the provincial utility, Ontario Hydro, reached a record 10.7 million tons in 19

Tall oil rosin exports in November 1988 increased 39 percent to 6.4 million pounds from previous-mon

Air Products & Chemicals Inc. will increase prices for all of its industrial and medical gas product

Packaging giant Stone Container Corp. of Chicago said Thursday it plans to make a C$2.6 billion (abo

New York Governor Mario Cuomo proposed Thursday the establishment of a $150 million solid waste mana

E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. is moving aggressively to expand its Asian presence in the face of str

DU PONT TO PRODUCE FLUOROAROMATICSWILMINGTON, Del. - E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. announced

DU PONT'S INCOME LEAPS IN 4TH QUARTERWILMINGTON, Del. - E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. announ

Private shipbuilders believe the Navy, their main customer, owes them better treatment. The

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines has reported its first operating profit in three years, indicating a return to h

A COCKTAIL RECEPTION slated to take place at the Whitehall Club in New York early next month marks t

The chairman of the trade association that represents freight forwarders in the New York and New Jer

The Massachusetts Port Authority's fourth annual maritime conference March 22 will deal with nuts an

USAir Group reported fourth quarter net income of $22.8 million, or 53 cents a share, on revenue of

A month ago, Pan Am Corp. appeared to be on the road to recovery, and was not planning to sell asset

Airlines anxious to start flying the Boeing Co.'s latest 747 intercontinental jumbo jet will be gett

TIGER INTERNATIONAL POSTS EARNINGS RISELOS ANGELES - Tiger International Inc. reported net f

FEDERAL EXPRESS SEEKS TO OPERATE TIGER RUNSMEMPHIS, Tenn. - Federal Express Corp. said it ha

At airline cargo divisions both in the United States and around the world,plans for introduc

The Alitalia Airlines group has received final approval of its 1989-1992 budget from its parent comp

FRENCH TRADE DEFICIT GREW LAST YEARFrance had a seasonally adjusted trade deficit of 4.1 bil

The USS Muliphen, a cargo ship with 44 years of naval history, was intentionally sunk in 175 feet of

British politicians called Thursday for a major shake-up of Western export restrictions to the Easte

American President Companies Ltd. earned $15.5 million, or 60 cents a share, in the fourth quarter o

The U.S. dollar rose slightly Thursday in a particularly quiet market. Dealers said the mark

The Commerce Department's computerized trade data program for U.S. exporters is rife with problems,