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Insurers were unable to force insurance broker Marsh & McLennan to disclose data it provided Georgia

The California Insurance Department is using "underground rules," or internal policies, to disrupt b

The carriage of automobiles in the busy trans-Pacific trades is no longer the high-volume, secure ma

RHH TO SERVE US UNITS OF JAPANESE FIRMSCHICAGO - Rollins Hudig Hall Co. has launched

Thieves who concentrate their activities on the nation's railroads are not only looking atwhat the r

NewCo, the company designated to reinsure pre-1986 losses in the Lloyd's market, has rejected the la

Superfund reform will move forward in the House but not until mid-September following the recent agr

Sit in Bayonne Park and look across Newark Bay. Vessels the size of parking lots plow through the wa

Greenbrier Cos. is looking over its shoulder as competing manufacturers of auto containers narrow th

Equipment innovations, a drop in damage claims and an explosion in new car lines have combined to bo

Call it just-in-time, zero inventory or kanban. But, by whatever name you call it, this system of in

After a drop in volume two years ago, Matson Navigation Co.'s auto trade to Hawaii continues to hove

U.S. automakers were driving at high speed into Russia until a series of steep new tariffs and charg

(1) DAILY INDEX * Annual Smoothed percent +18.088/11 105.78/12 105.58/

FREIGHT CONFERENCE CUTS SURCHARGE IN HALFThe Japan-Puerto Rico & Virgin Islands freight conf

Precious cargo including Barbie dolls and toys resembling Simba and Mufasa - the father and son head

CALIF. BILL WOULD CREATE OVERWEIGHT-TRUCK LANESLOS ANGELES - The California State Se

Tuesday Aug. 16, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

In a development that will intensify competition for cocoa imports among the Delaware River, Hampton

The Environmental Protection Agency and the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey are supporting a

A substantial increase in charges at Alang, the country's biggest shipbreaking site, threatens to de

Seaboard Marine Ltd. named Riise Shipping Inc. as its agent in the U.S. Gulf, a reflection of the Mi

The House moved toward passage Tuesday of separate bills to authorize funds for high-speed rail plan

FMC SETS HEARINGS FOR NEW YORK ON TAAWASHINGTON - The Federal Maritime Commission wi

An appeals court says the U.S. Department of Transportation had no authority to exclude large trucks

ROBERTS, ROACH & ASSOCIATES (Hayward, Calif.) - Bill Kimutis was named vice president of the transpo

The steep imposing mountains surrounding this small farming village 50 miles northwest of Tokyo domi

Erna Knutsen loves her banker. While swelling coffee prices are squeezing many small importe

The House passed and sent to the president on Tuesday legislation ending most economic regulation of

The strike by 1,100 members of the United Transportation Union against the Soo Line Railroad unit of

Joel Price, retired railroad and coal analyst for Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette, has published a comp

EARNINGS, REVENUE FALL AT PRECISION STANDARDBIRMINGHAM, ALA. - Precision Standard Inc. earne

STATE Aug. 6 Aug. 13 California $1.25

Capacity will continue to be a dominant issue for the international air-cargo industryover the next

Tips for traders moving inland cargo in Mexico and other theft-prone regions include the following:<

The Interstate Commerce Commission has increased the revenue threshold levels for railroads to be co

Seven trucking groups have formed an alliance to promote voluntary driver training guidelines.

Atlas Air plans to begin offering a second weekly freighter flight between New York and Hong Kong in

Construction of the $1.8 billion Alameda Corridor faces a new hurdle in the wake of the Port of Long

Surging railroad traffic will require improved utilization of existing equipment because carriers ca