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ITT HARTFORD CANADA (Edmonton, Alberta) - Kevin Cornforth was appointed to head the underwriter's ne

Senate Minority Leader Robert J. Dole, R-Kan., said Wednesday the Clinton administration's proposed

Globalization of the insurance industry will create an increased flow of capital within the industry

European Union transport ministers were divided over how to respond to the growing crisis in inland

Supporters of the Superfund reform bill under consideration by the Senate Finance Committee believe

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Anglers will be among the beneficiaries when a mile-long, 800-foot-wide channel is completed at Thur

Barge operators across Germany are feeling the heat of heavy competition from their Dutch and Easter

The insurance implications of the sinking of the Estonia will only become clear when it is decided w

Eastern German industrial production fell 6.5 percent in July from June, but rose 9.4 percent from t

More than 800 people may have died as a result of the sinking of the ferry Estonia, making itone of

A Delaware-based divers' group has filed a claim for ownership of the Lusitania, a passenger liner w

Belgian consumer prices fell 0.17 percent in September from August, and were 2.46 percent higher tha

The United States and Canada may have narrowly averted a farm trade war, but the compromise agreemen

Greece's unemployment rate stood at 6.7 percent in August, the highest level for that month in the p

Congress is expected to complete work in the next two weeks on a landmark world trade pact, includin

Crude oil tankers fitted with segregated ballast tanks (SBT) or double hulls calling at Rotterdam wi

For foreign buyers, U.S. grain may offer the best deal in town this year. The popularity of

"Collecting the Port: Recent Acquisitions of the South Street Seaport Museum." Through Oct.30. New Y

Maersk Line, in an upper-management reshuffle, is changing the leadership of its U.S. operations.

"K" LINE AMERICA INC. (Murray Hill, N.J.) - Natsuki Matsuura was named assistant vice president of i

As container volume booms in the Philippines, the country's No. 2 box handler is spreading its inter

MASSPORT SEEKS BOOST FOR ITS TOURISM ROLEBOSTON - Stephen P. Tocco, executive direct

Coast Guard misinterpretations of the will of Congress are threatening to disrupt the flow of oil in

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Virginia International Terminals Inc. today will announce a 1.8 percentaverage rate increase

Grain is a staple commodity for several Pacific Northwest ports, providing a steady flow of cargo de

Early signals bode well for this year's grain exports through the ports of New Orleans and South Lou

Grain is the second largest commodity - after coal - that railroads carry. Current governmen

"The biggest worry of American soybean farmers is that someday Brazil will get its transport act tog

Phased-out tariffs on a variety of U.S. feed grains and growing demand in Mexico have U.S. railroads

Domestic hog prices are expected to remain low for the rest of this year as livestock growers fatten

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CONTAINER TRAFFIC RISES BY 15.8 PERCENT AT SINGAPORESINGAPORE - The Port Authority o

International Terminal Operating Co. of Jersey City, N.J., has agreed topurchase all the out

The Long Beach Harbor Commission has moved forward on expansion projects to accommodate growth in co

Singapore's shipbuilding and repair industry will struggle for at least another nine months in the f

The following sentence, describing Evergreen International Airlines' plans for expanded China servic