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With seminars addressing the Nafta, the oil and gas industry and insurance for historical buildings,

Egypt's price formula in June for its Gulf of Suez Blend crude will be at a substantially wider disc

Defiant Iran is confident its vital oil industry will easily overcome difficulties posed by Presiden

Significant steps have been made toward harmonization of cargo-liability standards under the North A

The $5 billion inland marine insurance business grew by 8.5 percent in 1994 and is expected to grow

Dewayne Schackelford's team of police has made 500 arrests and recovered more than $100million in st

Inland marine insurance is something of a misnomer. To the uninitiated, it would appear the

Ethanol was dealt a serious blow recently, but corn industry sources in the United States are hopefu

The monstrous car-bomb explosion at the Alfred Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, Okla., last

Monday May 22, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representing

China will abolish licenses and quotas on the import of crude oil from June 30 but even Chinese offi

The following is the list of bunker prices obtained during the course of week ending May 19, 1995. U

EPA LAUDS KERR-MCGEE FOR COAL-MINE CLEANUPGILLETTE, Wyo. - Kerr-McGee's efforts to clean up

The European Union has banned the importing of monkeys from Zaire in a bid to stop the spread of the

RULING TRIGGERS PROBE OF CHINA BIKE IMPORTSWASHINGTON - Imports of Chinese bicycles

Suppliers of the following items seek importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to contac

May 22, 1995 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

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2191 (May 22, 1995) Previous day - 2208 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

The European Union alleged Monday that South Korean shipbuilders will be forced to break a global ag

The already beleaguered market for very-large crude carriers could face further setbacks, tanker own

ALYESKA PIPELINE TAKES DELIVERY OF 2 WORKBOATSKvichak Marine Industries recently delivered t

Officials at the Port of Vancouver, British Columbia, said a labor dispute between the Ports Canada

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The Midwestern barge industry may take some time to dry out from floods along the Mississippi and Mi

Hoping to attract more business from the United States, representatives of the Port of Bilbao, Spain

The raising of two new container cranes at the Massachusetts Port Authority's Conley Terminal is bri

In a move closely watched by oil and shipping companies, Texaco Inc. is nearing an agreement with Ke

Before World War II, Sunkist Growers' largest export market was Shanghai, where the California coope

The Dutch government proposed a $370 million aid package to strengthen its competitive position of t

The trucking industry is about to get a loud wake-up call from a school nursefrom Lisbon Fal

As their deadline for placing orders for next year's garments approaches, importers are still waitin

After years of decline, Italy's Port of Genoa has embarked on an aggressive marketing campaign to wi

The work of the U.S. merchant marine in helping to protect national security and promote internation

New port fees imposed on cargo carriers and cruise lines in Puerto Rico have angered the maritime in

Hoping to keep its maritime business alive after its largest tenant, Evergreen Marine Corp., leaves

Container cargoes at Massachusetts Port Authority terminals rose to 277,327 tons in the first quarte

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The Chinese leadership is banking on a gradual slowdown of economic growth to corral inflation and a

China said on Friday it will fine two publishing houses that pirated the U.S. box office hit film "T