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Socanav Inc., Montreal, Canada's leading bulk petroleum and petrochemicals shipping firm, along with

Zantop International Airlines Inc., one of the nation's largest regularly scheduled all-cargo carrie

IBERIA STRIKE WORSENS, 105 FLIGHTS CANCELLEDMADRID, Spain - Spain's Iberia International Air

The British government ordered a probe into a reporter's allegations Friday that he found alarming h

FRIDAY THE 13TH VIRUS HITS PCS IN BRITAIN- A "Friday the 13th" computer virus struck persona

An industry-managed berth scheduling scheme has succeeded in eliminating much waiting for dock space

With two more cocoa ships on the water and thousands of bags already processed and discharged throug

The secondary market for developing country loans is fast becoming one of the major investment banki

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

The Interstate Commerce Commission sided with shippers in three separate truck rate disputes last we

The Interstate Commerce Commission's denial of Canadian National's bid for trackage rights over the

The New York Insurance Department announced its intention to expand its regulation of financial guar

U.S. spending on health-care costs, which reached $500.3 billion in 1988, are expected to keep climb

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The Interstate Commerce Commission's decision last week to overturn an arbitration award against Gui

Automakers in Brazil, led by Ford and Volkswagen, fear that U.S. consumers will be buying fewer Braz

The Tennessee Valley Authority said coal bids it rounded up over the phone during the second and thi

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PANHANDLE SELLS SHARE IN NORTH ANTELOPE COALPanhandle Eastern Corp. sold its 50 percent inte

The Tennessee Valley Authority said weekly spot coal orders in early January were limited to only tw

A Malaysian shipyard has won the contract for two more parcel tankers for Malaysian International Sh

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development has published its maritime transport annua

CAMEROON - $34.6 million from the World Bank for goods and services to expand livestock production.

LDC DEBT TO BE HIGH ON GROUP OF 7 AGENDAWASHINGTON - The Third World debt crisis will be hig

In the face of mounting confusion over an anti-inflation plan being formed by the Brazilian governm

William Von Raab has been a rather controversial commissioner of Customs since Oct. 13, 1981, but he

Private insurers that help the government process its health insurance programs have allowed their c

STRONG IMPORTS SEEN WIDENING TRADE DEFICITEconomists say the United States continues to suck

Japan will more than double its imports of foreign cars by the mid-1990s, a high ranking industry ex

Lloyd's of London on Friday introduced a new insurance policy designed to compensate shipowners, cha

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U.S. insurance brokers are ready to pursue business across the Atlantic, but most U.S. insurers are

The state that gave us the popular California Raisins has, well, recycled the colorful character wit

Indonesia is trying to chip away at Italy's control of the growing world marble market with the hel

The United States Postal Service has ample capacity to process additional, premium-priced Express Ma

THE MARITIME INDUSTRY lost two prominent executives in the Dec. 21 crash of Pan American World Airwa

The shortest route between two European electronic communications networks is probably through the U

UNISYS CORP. DROPPED FROM AIR FORCE CASEBLUE BELL, Pa. - A federal judge in Montgomery, Ala.

Another new company will be set up to enable Liberty Shipping Group to take over the subsidized bulk

The Maritime Administration has agreed to allow American President Lines Ltd. sell the 20-year-old p