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The table "Top Containership Carriers Serving the US," which ran Nov. 9 with the Publisher's Noteboo

One can scarcely imagine what might have happened in last week's election if President Clinton had n

French industrial production, excluding construction and public works, rose 3 percent in the second

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GOP URGED TO SPARE MARINE COMMITTEEWASHINGTON - Two key Republican members of the Ho

Seattle port officials, pilots and steamship agents have apparently headed off a potential dispute o

The body of a female Navy combat pilot whose jet went down in training exercises 50 miles off the co

The Port of Lake Charles' decision late Monday to approve rate hikes for a monopoly stevedore will l

The Port of Hamburg urgently needs to be expanded and its shipping channel on the river Elbe should

GENSTAR CONTAINER CORP. (San Francisco) - Timothy J. Britton joined the company as North America vic

Ship inspectors in Europe and Canada are seeking ways of targeting high-risk ships more precisely.

The high-stakes courtship of Korean shipping giant Hyundai Merchant Marine Co. by the ports of Seatt

Supreme Court Justice Stephen G. Breyer has freed himself from the Lloyd's of London insurance inves

LEGAL ACTION RESUMES AGAINST LLOYD'S AGENTS_ The Feltrim Names trial, the second major actio

The English Court of Appeal last week delivered judgment on two preliminary issues in a court case i

EQUITABLE REPORTS 25 PERCENT EARNINGS INCREASENEW YORK - The Equitable Cos., which o

JOHNSON & HIGGINS (New York) - Brooke N. Williams was named manager of the Philadelphia branch of th

State legislators have their best opportunity to make their insurance laws simpler and attract forei

Because of a production problem, some type was dropped from a graphic explaining the on-dock changes

The number of unemployed in Sweden fell by 32,000 in October compared with September, to stand at 31

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

The following is the list of bunker prices obtained during the course of week ending Nov. 11, 1994.

TAIWAN COMPANY ORDERS 2 BOEING PLANESSEATTLE - Far Eastern Air Transport, a Taiwan c

Eighteen economies in the Asia-Pacific region will push for full trade liberalization by 2020 with a

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Peter F. Blaich, a well-known shipping executive who served for many years with Hapag-Lloyd, died No

The Army Corps of Engineers, worried by projections of increasing traffic on the Upper Mississippi R

CHINA'S LARGEST BERTH FOR IRON ORE GETS TRIALNINGBO, China - Officials said that the

The third player in the race to provide tanker owners with U.S. financial responsibility coverage de

France offered Wednesday to sell four warships to South Africa in a $1 billion deal to rekindle mili

In 1989, a small Idaho engineering company saw its future in the Czech Republic. Power Inter

Officials from the United States, the European Union, Canada and Japan today will discuss the future

U.S. truckers and their Mexican partners will be allowed to legally use 53- foot trailers in Mexico

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BIG POWER SUPPLIERS IN JAPAN BOOST OUTPUTTOKYO - Electricity output by Japan's nine

Oman is discussing a $9 billion plan to supply Asian countries with natural gas, said Petroleum and

The New York Mercantile Exchange and Singapore International Monetary Exchange Ltd. have signed a le

Nov. 14, 1994 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Pre

International Petroleum Exchange Nov. 14, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

(1) DAILY INDEX * Annual Smoothed percent +18.5511/7 109.211/8 109.311