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With two swimming pools in its sports complex and a fleet of buses that take workers to the fields,

McGraw-Hill Inc. says it sold its 49 percent interest in Nikkei/McGraw-Hill Inc., joint venture publ

AIR CARGO Flying Tiger Line sees continued profits in 1988, with expanded cargo service from

This index alphabetically lists all companies and other operating organizations such as ports mentio

The president's chief economist, Council of Economic Advisers Chairman Beryl Sprinkel, said late las

When Frederick Soudan, the mastermind of the world's largest maritime fraud, decided it was time to

Maersk Line's traditional support for the ocean carrier conference system is waning, the shipping co

Q:A number of analysts believe your acquisition of British insurance brokerage Minet Holdings PLC wa

Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita plans to express Japan's worries about the formation of regional eco

Trade through the Port of Baltimore increased from $1.18 billion in 1980 to $1.51 billion in 1986, a

1370.0 (May 27, 1988) Previous day - 1392.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchang

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Qantas Airways Ltd. earned $101.1 million after taxes and extraordinary items in the fiscal year end

Canadian Transport Minister Benoit Bouchard announced that Wardair Inc., the Mississauga, Ontario-ba

Freightliner Dealers Honor P.E. RuppPORTLAND, Ore. - In a recent ceremony in New Orleans, No

The Massachusetts Port Authority is not only thumbing its nose at the national air traffic system, b

HE'LL FOLLOW A STAR to Bethlehem. The Union Pacific Corp. has decided to move its headquarte

Vernon Farriba, executive vice president of the Southern Motor Carriers Rate Conference said there w

Ethiopia and Somalia agreed to restore direct air links betweentheir capitals that were severed 11 y

Successful U.S. businesses are adopting the attitude and vigor of Mongol warriors who gained a few e

A Polish sailor seeking political asylum was released from the Snohomish county jail last week, stil

The hearing in the London High Court in which American Airlines is seeking an immediate temporary in

Burlington Northern Railroad is listening carefully to its major shippers who say they are expecting

The House has passed legislation extending the coverage of U.S. cabotage law to the transportation o

Rep. Kenneth J. Gray, D-Ill., introduced legislation to authorize construction of about $1.6 billion

Most major Japanese commercial banks already meet or have surpassed capital guidelines proposed by t

Owners and operators of fixed facilities on the outer continental shelf will be required to perform

James D. Dwyer, executive director of the Port of Seattle, will become a partner at one of Seattle's

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

International Longshoremen's Association officials from the United States and Canada will meet June

The dollar may trend up in the next few days on the strength of higher U.S. interest rates, predicte

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

The next stage in the world debt crisis will be determined by the new money packages being put toget

CAL FED INC. (Los Angeles) - John R. Torell III was named chairman and chief executive, effective Au

MEXICO, BRAZIL PLAN FOREIGN DEBT EXCHANGEMEXICO CITY - Mexico and Brazil will begin a foreig

Results of Brazil's third debt-equity swap auction last week produced the smallest discount since th

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After years of problems and mounting losses, Bank of America is on the road to recovery, the company

Although traders have kept the average price of gold this year at $450 an ounce and despite recent b