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- Evergreen to reduce eastbound
- MOL and K Line to scrap joint Hiroshima-Taiwan route
- ASF chief calls for stabilisation
- Evergreen launches new Panama terminal operation
- Panama Canal tolls to rise
- BA-AA alliance breakthrough hopes dashed
- DHL boosts freighter fleet
- FedEx agrees deal with pilots
- US airlines install new equipment
- Cho Yang denies rumor
- Shippers predict export decline in 1998
- APL/Matson pact to be revised to include Mexico
- Container throughput at Pusan rises 10%
- Canada harbor ready to be cut adrift
- Vancouver cruise trade booms, thanks to the Passenger Services Act
- Vancouver wants to keep its workers safe, sound and savvy with a program that shows them how to run the latest newfangled machinery
- Airlines plan closer scrutiny of baggage
- Correction
- Phoenix International Freight Services Ltd.
- Captain leaves ship as crew mutinies
- Calvin Otis Smith dies at 73, former planner at NY-NJ port
- UP ready to pull stakes on old SP mainline
- 3 marine construction firms fined $65 million in bid-rigging case
- Port of Madras is soliciting terminal operator proposals
- Reform bill poses threat to the US Postal Service
- Cruise ships to defy Caribbean tax levies
- Don't just blame the railroads for grain fiasco, executive says
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