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Don't kiss karnal bunt good-bye just yet.Although the U.S. Department of Agriculture last sp

Even as European Union foreign ministers reassured Turkey that it would be treated in the same way a

The economic effects of a pending treaty to limit greenhouse gas emissions will devastate the United

CENTENNIAL RESOURCESGETS BANKRUPT FIRM'S COALHENDERSON, Ky. - Centennial Resources Inc. has

For years U.S. grain production was the envy of the world. The abundant stores of amber wheat from K

South Africa will have to dig deeper for gold these days. But the richest nation on the African cont

Trinidad and Tobago has dismissed U.S. claims that the Caribbean country is dumping steel products o

The first state-certified export trading company in the nation was inaugurated in New Jersey earlier

H.J. Heinz Co. - a name that brings ketchup to the minds of most consumers - is aggressively expandi

The world's airlines, now in a profit boom, are risking financial problems by ordering a record 898

SHIPSDREDGING PROJECTSMOVE STEP CLOSERWASHINGTON - Three dredging projects l

The discovery at the California-Mexico border of sophisticated U.S. arms imported apparently from As

JAPAN AIRLINES REVISESFISCAL-YEAR REPORTNEW YORK - Due in large part to a whopping $1.3 bill

The cost of shipping goods from North America or Europe to Latin America may seem high compared with

1490 (March 18, 1997) Previous day - 1481The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

President Clinton's proposed highway program is already taking a toll on many of the nation's leadin

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Early and fast moves by South Korea's new agency in charge of maritime affairs are welcome,but need

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Something's in the air at the Mexican border - freight. Lots of it.Just ask Burlington Air E

Federal aviation officials are proposing a controversial new fee on international air freight that w

The heavy-truck industry suffered a double-digit sales loss in February as most manufacturers report

All 46 passengers and crew aboard a southern Russian regional airline flight died Tuesday when the A

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BUREAU VERITASTARGETS US MARKETPARIS - Bureau Veritas, the French ship classification societ

The American Bureau of Shipping has won a court case in Greece that gives the private, U.S. keeper o

The road to a national highway system that will speed the movement of international trade, a major g

Airborne Express and the Port of Seattle are squabbling over a plan to build a new air traffic contr

SAFMARINE REPORTS23 PERCENT RISE IN EARNINGSLONDON - Safmarine, the South African shipping c

Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. faces stiff competition from an unexpected quarter in the months ahead.

Port officials used to believe they were keeping up with the competition if they built state-of-the-

Britain's long-planned turnover of Hong Kong to China on June 30 has been the source of enormous spe

Hydro-Quebec Energy Services (U.S.), a unit of giant, Montreal-based power producer Hydro-Quebec, ho

COLORADO HOUSE BACKSBILL ON UNINSURED DRIVERSDENVER - A bill to reduce the number of uninsur

CHARTWELL RE CORP.Jacques Q. Bonneau was promoted to senior executive vice president of the

PIE MUTUAL PROFITDECLINED LAST YEARCLEVELAND - PIE Mutual Insurance Co., owner of Insurance

A number of measures have been drafted to stimulate interest in captive insurance in Hong Kong, an a

California Insurance Commissioner Chuck Quackenbush has filed a lawsuit against former Golden Eagle

No story.

The association representing state insurance officials promised Tuesday to fight in Congress for the