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The Port of Portland, Ore., has contacted about 250 companies throughout the world in its search for

AXA, the Paris-based insurance and financial services giant, Tuesday announced a partnership agreeme

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U.S. shipyards can make the conversion from defense work to commercial shipbuilding if they improve

A stony silence from Lloyd's of London Tuesday answered a resurgence in acrimonious demands by inves

REAL ESTATE EXPOSURE SPURS MONY DOWNGRADENEW YORK - Standard & Poor's lowered its cl

China's crackdown on street sales of pirated compact discs has spawned an odd new trade - sales of d

MARSH & MCLENNAN POSTS REVENUE, NET RISENEW YORK - Marsh & McLennan Companies Inc.,

Air France will terminate its freighter services to Boston and Washington Dulles International Airpo

The sale of British Rail's freight activities is running into problems, as would-be buyers are conce

Ninety-five new insurance and reinsurance companies registered to do business in Bermuda in 1994, up

Air France, while rejecting an across-the-board rate increase on cargo, will continue to raise price

Freymiller Trucking Inc. has completed a restructuring of top management that company officials hope

FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP. (Memphis) - George Mitchell, the former U.S. senatorfrom Maine, wasele

The Chinese satellite that blew up just after launch last week will cost the Western insurance marke

QUAKE LIKELY TO DELAY RAILWAYS' STOCK LISTINGTOKYO - Japan's Transport Ministry is l

Airborne Freight Corp. reported Tuesday that its net earnings available to common shareholders dropp

Legislation was introduced Tuesday in both chambers of Congress to exempt the airline industry perma

A Boston consultant's proposal to run the Montrealer train for Amtrak could not be in place in time

Higher profits at two Consolidated Freightways Inc. subsidiaries enabled the holding company to over

LAWSUIT AGAINST UNITED ALLEGES BUYOUT FLAWSSix nonunion employees of United Airlines have fi

The Transportation Department Tuesday announced nearly $2 billion in new transportation construction

Freight forwarders and customs brokers are being urged to educate their clients on the importance of

United Airlines announced Tuesday that it plans to raise cargo rates by 10 percent, effective March

Yellow Corp. reported an 8 percent drop in fourth-quarter earnings to $11.2 million, or 40 cents a s

Another step was taken toward trimming the fat out of the beef industry when National Cattlemen's As

A joint venture of Royal Dutch/Shell and a local firm has been granted a permit to build a US$75 mil

INDIANA'S COAL OUTPUT DECREASES BY 13 PERCENTCHARLESTON, W.Va. - Indiana coal produc

The Department of Agriculture unveiled sweeping rules Tuesday to replace its antiquated meat-inspect

Eli Lilly & Co. has disciplined a district sales manager and a sales representative for promoting th

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Unocal Corp. reported a fourth-quarter loss of $68 million because of $153 million in previously ann

Canada's pulp and paper industry is poised to make a profit in 1995 for the first time in five years

Chilean copper producer Empresa Nacional de Mineria (Enami) was expecting Tuesday to make a new wage

Aluminum producer Aluminios de Caroni SA (Alcasa) will use non-budgeted revenue solely to make debt

Essar Oil Ltd. Tuesday invited the public to invest in equity shares and debenture bonds to raise fu

WINDS PREVENT LOADING AT NORTH SEA PLATFORMSCOPENHAGEN, Denmark - Strong winds and h

Workers at Canadian nickel producer Falconbridge Ltd.'s Sudbury, Ontario, division are to vote today

The havoc wrought on central Japan's economic hub by the Jan. 17 earthquake is depressing the nation

Tuesday Jan. 31, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi