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STAFF INFECTIONS: The Port of Oakland has had its share of controversy in recent weeks. It h

The International Longshoremen's Association and waterfront employers were to file Monday afternoon

Nearly three centuries after it was sunk off the Colombian coast, a Spanish galleon is at the center

Texas ports Monday were mopping up and returning to normal operations after being spared the fury of

In the mouth of the murky Rio Belen in Panama, nautical archaeologists are searching for the remains

A majority of Americans believe immigrants have a negative impact on the economy, and almost half sa

Market sources say member lines within the Asia North America Eastbound Rate Agreement, or Anera, ha

Sept. 19, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB

From southern Appalachia northward to Pittsburgh, a note of optimism is beginning to creep into the

OPEC LEADER SAYS OIL MAY RISE TO $18 IN '89Crude oil may trade in nominal terms at the OPEC

The nation's troubled atomic power industry has started spending millions ofdollars on adver

Finland's energy-intensive industrial sector, particularly the forestry industry, is calling for an

VENEZUELA SAID READY TO HIKE PRODUCT COSTSCARACAS, Venezuela - Venezuela, one of the largest

Air traffic in Europe, already snarled, probably will get worse when the Common Market removes many

Caltex Petroleum Corp., which has been called the most successful joint venture in the history of U.

The current round of labor unrest at Australian coal mines is a relatively short-term situation, say

Air freight forwarders who operate their own planes won't be able to dominate international cargo ma

United Airlines will continue to stick to its knitting. That the message that UAL Chairman S

The express mail frontier continues to shrink as several companies, along with the U.S. Postal Servi

The United States doesn't have the world's biggest phone company anymore. Or the biggest banks. Or e

WHEN IS ASIA going to start rapping? That's what members of the international EDI community

NORTHERN TELECOM, GTE INK DISTRIBUTION PACT NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Northern Telecom Corp. has si

A group of U.S. shipowners contends that a proposed mandatory drug-testing program for merchant seam

The also-rans in baseball's pennant races aren't the only ones saying, Wait till next year. So is th

Federal approval of a channel deepening plan for Boston Harbor will mainly improve the Port of Bosto

Sept. 19, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange*PrevClose High

REPLACEMENT WORKERS SAID DOING BETTER JOBGROTON, Conn. - Salaried Electric Boat shipyard wor

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More than 25,000 trucking companies are expected to receive a share of the $34 million in tax refund

RICHFOOD HOLDINGS INC. (Richmond, Va.) - David H. Maass was named vice president and chief financial

Grant M. Davis is the incoming chairman of the board of governors of the Southern Transportation Lea

In a move aimed at returning to its basic transportation business, CSX Corp. is selling two of its t

The Interstate Commerce Commission is preparing to free IC Industries to spin off its Illinois Centr

For the week ended Sept. 3, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Officials in the Philippines appear finally to be getting serious about upgrading and revamping ofte

J. Stanley Payne is leaving his second-in-command position at the Virginia Port Authority to join th

If Congress allows banks to sell insurance, the result will be a great effect on independent agents,

Farrell Lines Inc. wants to operate a foreign-flag vessel for six months in a U.S.-Ivory Coast expre

A top-level executive has resigned from Gotaas-Larsen Shipping Corp. as a direct result of the compa