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Companies supplying marine fuel to ship operators on credit will be able to protect their risk in th

A story on Page 9A Wednesday, "Bentsen Rejects Insurers' Superfund Argument," should have said that

The European Union's long-awaited single insurance market failed to start on time today because only

AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL GROUP (New York) - Julie Loven was named president of the professional liabil

ACE PLANS TO WRITE PROPERTY COVERAGEHAMILTON, Bermuda - Liability insurer ACE Ltd. s

Calls for a North American competition law are premature given the scope of differences in Mexican,

North Carolina's homeowners insurance rates will increase slightly for the first time in 15 years, b

A key senator said he will try to save the Interstate Commerce Commissionfrom elimination by

A report scheduled for release next week by Standard & Poor's Corp. is likely to cause a storm in th

Facing the worst banking and economic crisis in Venezuelan history, the government took control of t

France's unemployment rate rose to 12.7 percent of the work force in May from a revised 12.6 percent

Denmark's gross domestic product rose 5.2 percent in the first quarter of 1994 compared with the fir

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Wednesday June 29, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represen

Already claiming the title as world's No. 1 manufacturer of steel containers, China this week formal

Members of the nation's largest marine engineers union are voting next week to ratify collective bar

MORRISON, MAHONEY & MILLER (San Francisco) - William Duncan was named a partner in this admiralty la

A group of shipping companies at the Port of Houston is considering whether to challenge the new lea

A new company has leased the Delaware River docks at the old U.S. Steel's Fairless Works in Bucks Co

PHILIPPINES TO OPEN FERRY, CARGO INDUSTRIESMANILA, Philippines - President Fidel Ram

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Complaints about excessive landing charges at Japan's newest airport will top the agenda today and F

TNT Express Worldwide announced Tuesday that it has formed a strategic alliance with R.R. Donnelley

The Jamaican government has delayed the privatization of Air Jamaica by three months because of chan

MARK IV UNIT GETS PACT FOR PA. TURNPIKE TOLLSAMHERST, N.Y. - A Mark IV Industries' u

CN North America has put up for sale hundreds of miles of marginal trackage in Eastern Canada, mainl

When video-game enthusiasts race to buy "Street Fighter II," due for release next week, they can pro

They're everywhere in this ancient and beautiful city: blue jeans with the squashed "V" on the pocke

Still pained by the financial impact of the 1993 flood, the inland river barging industryis in a tou

Animosity toward union members who have crossed picket lines to keep working for transportation equi

Bolstered by a new labor contract, unionized less-than-truckload carriers could nearly triple their

The Batiquitos Lagoon in northern San Diego County will never be the site of a container terminal, b

Responding to shipper complaints, the Interstate Commerce Commission has notified a bankrupt carrier

The oldest tenet of real-estate agents is "location, location, location." The government of this his

In a victory for carriers, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday that the U.S. Immigration and Natur

AIRBORNE EXPRESS (Wilmington, Ohio) - Bob Morgenfeld was promoted to senior vice president of flight

The Clinton administration's sudden reversal of its failed dollar policy is a step in the right dire

Britain's rail system was at a virtual standstill Wednesday as signal workers staged their third str

Brazil's Central Bank announced that the country's new currency, called the real, will be worth 2,75