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The shipping conference for westbound Pacific cargo shifted the rate-making activities of its Atlant

A majority of Interstate Commerce Commissioners appear to have reached agreement on a plan that woul

1283 (Oct. 5, 1988) Previous day - 1277 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

PHILIPPINES TO SEEK $1.8 BILLION NEW FUNDSMANILA, Philippines - Philippine central bank gove

Oil producing companies and distributors squared off against service station operators this week in

National Computer Graphics Association CAD/CAM '88 Conference & Exposition. Oct. 9-12. John B. Hynes

UNION CARBIDE SUES 7 JAPANESE COMPANIESUnion Carbide Corp. filed suit against seven Japanese

Old-fashioned breakbulk wharves, not container terminals, frequently yield the largest number of loc

After years of steady decline, the U.S. merchant marine appears to have found a powerful ally in the

GUNTER LOSES RUNOFF FOR SENATE NOMINATIONFORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Insurance Commissioner Bill

Australia's large multinational transport group Thomas Nationwide Transport expects solid growth ove

Carl F. Ewig Inc. is enjoying a recovery after five straight years of reversals in its marine servic

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

FIRMS SEEK PROTECTION FROM S. AFRICA BUY-OUTWASHINGTON - Consolidated Gold Fields PLC and Ne

Japan probably will not allow any new foreign investment in its petroleumrefini ng industry until it

UNOCAL TO RAISE EMULSION PRICESUnocal Corp.'s Chemicals Group in Schaumburg, Ill., said it w

The president of Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. urged American ship operators, shipping service firms, sh

Lloyd's of London has taken the first steps toward becoming fully automated. The Committee o

Under the threat of member defections, the Asia North America Eastbound Rate Agreement, or Anera, ha

AIRBUS INDUSTRIE (Toulouse, France) Henri Martre, chairman of French state-run aircraft maker Aerosp

A new U.S.-flag container service from the East Coast to Panama and the north coast of South America

A three-day conference here next week will focus on the outlook for U.S. agricultural exports in the

So far, there's been no rush to drive cattle to slaughter, despite the Midwest drought. The

Grain elevators could prove to be the biggest loser as a result of the aflatoxin contamination of th

U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Warren Bentz has signed an order accepting Bethlehem Steel Corp.'s $20 cash bi

Kobe Steel Ltd., a Tokyo-based iron and steel products company, officially launched its U.S. operati

The tax environment for U.S. investors in Europe isn't expected to shift radically even as the Europ

Neptune Orient Lines Ltd. of Singapore is going into a venture with a Chinese entity to expand tanke

Sen. Jake Garn, R-Utah, Wednesday blasted the Reagan administration for failing to implement sanctio

For a company whose leading executive is an author and columnist on human issues in management, it i

Deck officers who will command American President Lines Ltd.'s gargantuan new C-10 containerships ar

The development company that owns 75 percent of the Miami World Trade Center will be in court today,

A new 35mm color film for consumers that Eastman Kodak Co. says is the finest ever made has prompted

As delegates meet in Malaysia for the 14th East Asian Insurance Congress, there are indications of t

The U.S. dollar turned from broadly lower to mixed Tuesday after rebounding on a strong short-coveri

Kentucky Fried Chicken, which became China's first Western fast food chain when it opened in Beijing

The Interstate Commerce Commission is proposing to ease the financial reporting requirements for som

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The Soviet Union is considering two port areas to be designated as the country's first special econo