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Sea-Land Service Inc. said it has launched a new weekly feeder service linking the Philippines with

The British government is hoping to privatize the Belfast-based shipyard Harland and Wolff.

The white linen gloves were the problem. Adm. Frank B. Kelso, USN, spit on the tips of his slippery

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Rival tugboat operators carried their fight over New York City's lucrative garbage barge towing cont

Occidental Petroleum Corp. signed a production-sharing contract with Petronas, the Malaysian nationa

Along the northern and southernmost banks of Chesapeake Bay, the chief competitors to the New York r

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A Federal Maritime Commission official says the agency's five-year study of the 1984 Shipping Act ac

Canada is in the midst of intense negotiations with oil companies to develop the huge Hibernia oil f

AIR PRODUCTS HIKES PRICE OF DMEAALLENTOWN, Pa. - Air Products & Chemicals Inc. will increase

AKZO INCREASES PEROXIDE PRICESAkzo Chemicals Inc. is increasing methyl ethyl ketone peroxide

Liberia has turned down three separate requests from Western firms to dump toxic waste on its territ

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. and L'Air Liquide SA and their affiliates have formed a joint venture

Exxon Chemical Co. has initiated design and engineering for a 120,000- to 150,000-ton-a-year-capacit

GROW GROUP INC. (New York) - John E. Baker was appointed vice president of finance. Mr. Baker was se

AMERICAN BIONETICS WINS DU PONT CONTRACTHAYWARD, Calif. - American Bionetics Inc. has receiv

IBM TO CONSOLIDATE PLANTS, REDUCE STAFFInternational Business Machines Corp. will continue i

Ship lines' computers will never start talking to each other if the executives who run them don't st

During the next 18 months, personal computers - priced at less than $5,000 - will boast a variety of

Today's customs broker's main business isn't moving cargo. Shuffling bytes is the broker's real acti

Understanding Telecommunications Technologies for Non-Engineers, two-day seminar, July 7-8. Madison

Up on the bridge this morning the second mate told me of the dangers in sailing through the Strait o

Sea-Land Service Inc. will add Genoa as a second Italian port of call for its U.S. North Atlantic-Me

China may send students to the College of Insurance in Manhattan as early as this year, a top Chines

Shipping company Erling H. Samuelsens Rederi A/S of Koppang, Norway, andOslo-based Fearnley

MCJUNKIN APPOINTED TO TRADE COMMITTEELONG BEACH, Calif. - James H. McJunkin, international t

The businessman stared skeptically at George J. Donegan Jr. as the Export- Import bank executive ree

Orders to U.S. factories for manufactured goods, depressed by a sharp drop in demand for aircraft, f

Republican George Bush blamed liberals and economists Thursday for seeking to cloak the good news ab

ENJOY THE FIREWORKS AND PICNICS during this year's Fourth of July, but think of it as celebration mo

The government of Malaysia is fighting an AFL-CIO call to revoke export privileges to the United Sta

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

LITTLE CHANCE SEEN FOR OIL LABELING BILLKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - The U.S. administration is

Luxury automaker Rolls-Royce may like to carry its passengers in style over the highways of life, bu

The United States has requested consultations with the United Arab Emirates to discuss quotas for c

FOLKLORE PRODUCTS FROM ROMANIA. Duty-free treatment should not be granted to folklore articles, or a

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