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A Korean steamship company is disputing close to $1 million in rail charges with Southern Pacific Tr

The Vermont Legislature is considering a bill that would require mandatory liability insurance, or e

In a major policy speech to the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France,Commission Preside

The Federal Maritime Commission at its next scheduled meeting Wednesday, Jan. 25, will hear the foll

Jan. 20, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

BASF AG's capital expenditures are expected to total $2.1 billion this year, or 14 percent more than

BOX BUSINESS UP 21 PERCENT AT PORT OF FELIXSTOWEThe Port of Felixstowe, owned by the Peninsu

Port Everglades Authority has approved an ambitious master plan covering the port's facility needs t

Higher crude oil prices and plywood prices on top of hefty increases in previous weeks sent The Jour

The Great Lakes shipping season closed for this year as the Canadian freighter Frontenac arrived at

The Thai government is holding firm to its intellectual property right policies despite the United S

Domestic and export shipments of U.S. synthetic fibers dipped 4 percent in November to 776 million

The Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association reported that in the Administration budget now before C

K MART CORP. (Troy, Mich.) - David M. Carlson has been named senior vice president, corporate inform

The Philippines is aiming for a 10 percent boost in garment exports this year to a minimum $1.5 bill

Affiliated Publications Inc., Boston-based publisher of the Boston Globe and Billboard magazine, is

FRENCH INSURER BOOSTS ITS STAKE IN SUN LIFEThe large French insurer, Union des Assurances de

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Purolator Courier has strengthened its position as the dominant player in the Canadian courier field

An arbitrator has ruled in favor of New Jersey Transit Corp. in a $26 million dispute between the st

PENNWALT CORP.'S NET DOUBLED IN QUARTERPennwalt Corp., Philadelphia, said it earned $13.2 mi

The New York State Food Merchants Association is suggesting that retailers have been paying for the

Currency traders expect the dollar's powerful new-year rally to catch fire again today, particularly

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

The Port of Beaumont, which had storage facilities bulging with record cargo volumes in 1988, has a

SYDNEY, Australia - Australia's broadest measure of trade improved in December when the current acco

CONFERENCE DELAYS TRINIDAD RATE INCREASEA group of shipping lines sailing from U.S. Atlantic

Col. Richard V. Gorski assumed command of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers New Orleans District.

The Transportation Department is putting a 60-day hold on its plan to cut back subsidies that allow

NORWAY CONFIRMS RISE IN OIL PRODUCTIONHELSINKI, Finland - Norway's Oil and Energy Ministry c

UK INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT FELL 0.1 PERCENT IN NOVEMBERU.K. seasonally adjusted industrial product

Thu., Jan. 19, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

HARMONIZED CODE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT HARMONIZED CODE IMPLEMENTATION IN BONDED WAREHOUSES AND

US STEEL IMPORTS ROSE IN NOVEMBERU.S. steel imports rose in November and pushed the total fo

A fishing fleet operating off Alaska is expanding so quickly that there soon will be too many ships

Westinghouse Electric Corp. will assume responsibility for defective parts that caused the shutdown

Gene Ciccarelli was expected to be named Thursday as Port Everglades Authority's first deputy execut

Repair rates at the Port of Singapore's main shipyards went up 10 percent this week to take account

There is no need for Japan to join West Germany and other European countries in raising the official

Motorola Inc. has filed a lawsuit charging that Hitachi Ltd. has infringed on several of the U.S. co