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Cargo insurers say they are following their customers inland as trading with the republics of the fo

CROWLEY AMERICAN TRANSPORT INC. (Jacksonville, Fla.) - Timothy Walton was named directorof sales for

TALKS OVER HIRING PLAN CONTINUE AT MARSEILLESPARIS - Dockworkers and stevedoring emp

A self-described "maverick" shipowner dissented from the industry position and said he favored his p

The first thing you need to know about Nicholas Adamantiadis, the incoming president of IUMI, is tha

AGENCY PULLS RATING OF CONFEDERATION UNITDuff & Phelps Credit Rating Co. withdrew its rating

CONTINENTAL PRO (New York) - Ed Velasquez was named president of the professional liability insurer,

Segments of the insurance industry told a Senate committee Wednesday that a new compromise Superfund

The continuing, often strident debate over the merits of the North American Free Trade Agreement won

The broad-based increase in retail sales during August suggests that consumer spending, which stalle

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France said Wednesday it would keep control of carmaker Renault until it was certain the company was

The House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee plans to advance a bill next week that would apply

A spate of strikes and demonstrations called by opposition parties in Bangladesh is damaging an alre

The New York Stock Exchange has compiled a "big list" of Chinese companies that could list there, bu

Nearly US$200 million worth of bonds will be floated by China's newly created export-import bank to

Five years after becoming the first East bloc nation to elect a non-communist government, Poland is

The foreign share of Japan's semiconductor market rose to a record 21.9 percent in the second quarte

JAPAN'S TRADE SURPLUS FELL SHARPLY IN AUGUSTJapan's unadjusted trade surplus in August poste

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Barry Olsen, president of Maersk Canada Inc., said Canadian industry should show more interest in ex

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Global liner operators face a disaster unless all national maritime regulatory bodies are replaced b

COMPUTER GLITCH STALLS CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADECHICAGO - Trading at the Chicago Board

The South Carolina State Ports Authority will be represented in the Far East by Jardine Transport Se

2 JAPANESE COMPANIES WIN COSCO SHIP ORDERBEIJING - China Ocean Shipping Co. said Wed

The confrontation between the United States and Canada over tolls on the St. Lawrence Seaway is grow

Transportation innovator J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc., whose 1990 intermodal agreement with the

National Industrial Transportation League. Sept. 16. One-day seminar on "New World of Trucking." New

Rapidly improving economies in Europe and Latin America will create a surge in U.S. exports that cou

Its airport is still some way off, but the tiny enclave of Macao officially has its own airline.

In a move aimed at advancing stalled talks with the European Union, the Swiss government is looking

CATERPILLAR CHALLENGES RULING ON UAW TOURMOSSVILLE, Ill. - Caterpillar Inc. says it

In two important milestones, a new port management authority is being set up at one of Mexico's most

Illinois Central Railroad, looking to match competitors that have opened facilities aimed at small b

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Southeast Asia and Latin America continue to be the fastest growing markets for cotton exports as U.

Exporters in Orange County, Calif., see a global village developing on the site of El Toro Marine ba

Three ports and 13 ready reserve ships will bear the brunt of the heavy transportation requirements