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Of the acts of piracy reported in the first half of the year, more than one- third occurred in Janua

These bicycle movements were the largest recorded from port documents, during the two weeks ended Au

A breast cancer patient is suing her insurer, alleging the company won't pay for a medical procedure

The story that appeared on Page 8B Tuesday with the headline "MEBA Settles With Sea-Land; APL Talks

Insurance companies can continue to exclude coverage for pollution damages and avoid paying the liti

The chairman of the Federal Maritime Commission and other commissioners are not expected to be prese

Rating company A.M. Best placed the insurance ratings of Chicago-based Unitrin Inc. under review, wi

At 27, Thomas B. Crowley Jr. almost certainly is the nation's youngest chief executive running a bil

Mississippi's Port of Gulfport will build a modern container terminal and transfer facility on its w

Machinery orders received by Japanese firms on Tuesday showed strong growth for June, but economists

Job security remains the No. 1 issue as the clock continues to tick in labor negotiations between Di

INS PROBES REPORT OF ROMANIAN STOWAWAYJERSEY CITY, N.J. - The U.S. Immigration and N

Replacement of the world's elderly tanker fleet is expected to be a lengthy process that will force

Agricultural exports from California set new records in 1993, with continued strong sales to Canada

CHEVRON SIGNS DEAL WITH KUWAIT OIL CO.KUWAIT - Chevron Corp. said Monday it will soo

Capt. S.Y. Kuo, vice chairman of Evergreen America Corp., issued a statement regarding an Aug. 3 sto

When the Federal Maritime Commission kicks off the public segment of itsTrans-Atlantic Agree

Despite ambitious plans and an appeal from Rhode Island Gov. Bruce Sundlun, the U.S. Army Corps of E

The Port of Bombay plans to hand over another berth for priority use, this time by Patvolk, a shippi

SHIPBUILDING ORDERS LAG IN SOUTH KOREASEOUL, South Korea - Orders secured by South K

Southern Karnataka state is inviting offers from foreign and domestic companies for a new airport at

President Clinton is taking a gamble today in an attempt to salvage an extension of special trade ne

Boeing Co., the world's largest aircraft manufacturer, will transfer production facilities for the t

Japan's trucking industry is seeing a shift away from private fleets toward larger professional carr

FRUEHAUF TRAILER CORP. (Southfield, Mich.) - Zoran Tomic was appointed general manager of the compan

The Federal Maritime Commission on Monday announced it is launching an investigation of rebates ille

Lufthansa German Airlines, believing other airlines are unlikely to follow its pricing lead, has aba

BRITISH AIRWAYS' PROFIT ROSE 22 PERCENT IN QUARTERLONDON - British Airways reported

The Port of Gulfport, a state port in Mississippi, is bursting at its seams. And its girthcan be tra

Airborne Express' transportation logistics subsidiary has jumped into international warehousing and

CN North America said its second busiest mainline into northern Ontario,closed since Friday

Commerce Department lawyers are arguing that the United States should not refund more than $600 mill

Strong westbound volume is pushing down an effort by some ocean carriers to change the way a major P

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Bustling business by car thieves in Central Europe has forced insurance companies here to impose res

The House passed final legislation Monday to deregulate trucking within state borders with a key con

Railroad freight carloadings increased 7 percent in July, but traffic was not as good asmany industr

(1) DAILY INDEX Annual Smoothed percent +16.378/2 104.68/3 104.48/4

Air Terrex Slovakia Ltd., the country's one-plane passenger charter service, is looking to its cargo

The U.S. Customs Service last week certified a foreign trade zone site for the use of Seko Air Freig