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Nobody in shipping can remember anything quite like the restructuring of Hong Kong's Tung shipping g

Aviation insurance rates probably will fall less sharply or even increase in 1988 as a result of the

Itel Rail Subsidiary Completes AcquisitionItel Corp. said its Itel Rail subsidiary completed

Congressional efforts to pressure Japan into opening its construction industry by blocking Japanese

In addition to holiday traffic, truckers in New York City face tremendous delays due to the closing

Lafe Holdings Ltd. and a unit of Control Data Corp. of Minneapolis have completed a joint venture ag

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Provincial government opposition to Canada's proposed free trade agreement with the United States ha

Consumption of U.S.-produced fertilizer nutrients increased during the July- November 1987 period in

Duramed Drug Gets Bioequivalent RatingDuramed Pharmaceuticals Inc. announced that the Food &

Moody's Investors Service said the larger loan loss provisions announced by Mellon Bank and Bank of

Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said Friday he thinks October's record U.S. trade deficit wa

Long-term bearishness toward the dollar remains strong, but currency traders and economists suspect

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

Multilateral trade negotiations recessed until next year and most delegates agreed that progress had

Japan's plan to ease import levies on European liquor as part of an overhaul of the country's tax sy

When AVAir's American Eagle Flight 3464 pancaked into a darkened field more than two miles short of

As an auto insurance reform bill awaits state Senate action, two of the House-passed measure's provi

Brazilian Finance Minister Bresser Pereira resigned his post Friday after meeting with President Jos

The Interstate Commerce Commission rejected Guilford Transportation Industries' latest attempt to le

Builders Transport Gets Indications of InterestCAMDEN, S.C. - Builders Transport Corp. said

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent)is as f

A worldwide shortage of capacity to make petro- and specialty chemicals is forcing normally thrifty

Longshoremen at Montreal staged another one-day walkout Friday as a bitter dispute with port employe

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

A Nevada Senator has succeeded in adding a provision to a bill that would give the state preferred s

The improved picture for U.S. exports should allow ocean carriers to make scheduled freight rate inc

Congressional tax negotiators agreed to retain the Customs Service user fee rate and suspend an exam

Oil prices dropped again Friday on the New York Mercantile Exchange, with crude closing at $15.65 a

State Farm Cuts Rates On 160 Models for '88BLOOMINGTON, Ill. - The owners of 160 models of 1

The chairman of the House Banking Committee proposed that in restructuring the nation's financial sy

AVIATION Decreases in aviation insurance rates are expected to slow in 1988, insurers say.

For the second consecutive year, The Journal of Commerce has won USX Corp.'s first prize for the mos

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The federal bill to deregulate Canada's trucking industry in January is painfully flawed, say shippe

The U.S. Navy is unwittingly driving what's left of the U.S. shipbuilding industry to the wall, the

Taiwan plans to use technology gained from a controversial submarine deal with the Netherlands to bu

Taiwan claims to have invented the free trade zone industrial park in 1966 by creating a dockside fa

The state's highest court ruled Thursday that employers are not responsible for employees' drunken d

Danish shipowner A.P. Moller has ordered two gas-chemical tankers from the West German shipyard Thys