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Despite near-record losses of $4.1 billion in 1993 (topped only by 1992 red ink of $4.8 billion), IA

Port of Seattle officials are facing a limited supply of funds over the next five years, and nearly

Japan's Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha is integrating its European agency network into its liner shipping act

The collapse of Alcazar, a strategic alliance between KLM Royal Dutch Airlines and three European ai

A prominent tanker owner predicted Friday that foreign shipowners could benefit if the United States

Changes the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee made to the Clinton administration's marit

A federal judge blocked the repatriation of seven Romanian stowaways Friday as the cases of 31 detai

TANKER OPERATORS FINED FOR ALYESKA OMISSIONSTwenty-two oil-tanker operators that load at the

SKANDIA CONSOLIDATES P/C, REINSURANCE UNITSSkandia Group consolidated its property/casualty

The state is trying to slow private firms' flight from the homeowner- insurance market in California

LLOYD'S BROKER WINDSOR POSTS HALF-YEAR PROFITLONDON - Lloyd's of London broker Winds

U.S.-Canadian negotiations on the Alaska salmon catch have resumed, but Canada's controversial passa

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) soon will take action to penalize banks involved in a 1992 securitie

China's retail sales prices rose 18.9 percent in May compared with the same month in 1993, the offic

An advisory panel set up by Japan's Ministry of Finance unveiled a report last week recommending a m

A group of insurers and reinsurers here want insurance commissioners in the United States to alter a

It is getting tougher all the time for Utah businesses to avoid buying the insurance that pays worke

Continental Insurance expanded its "Quality in Claims" program to include commercial lines and third

The Baltic Freight Index is a daily indicator of world bulk shipping freight rate levels.

American Airlines' campaign to sell cargo services to other carriers is receiving applause from its

When Charles Dickens wrote about a period that was simultaneously the best of times and worst of tim

Tom Cox became TNT Express Worldwide's chief executive for the Americas last July after serving as A

American freight forwarders will lose a significant part of their widebody capacity this year. Many

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

The Baltic Exchange, the world's largest shipping market, is considering higher membership standards

Petroleum-industry executives at an oil-tanker conference here this week issued a battle call to fig

Facing the specter of possible layoffs - and diminished room for financial error - Oakland port comm

ACTIVISTS URGE BOYCOTT OF UK FERRY FIRMSLONDON - British animal rights activists, fi

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Federal Express Corp. is taking on a brand-new identity as it marks its 21st anniversary. Th

The nearly monthlong German postal strike has boosted business for U.S. courier companies but massiv

With the deadline just weeks away to apply for permission to establish foreign subsidiaries in Mexic

With less than three weeks left before an expected recess, Massachusetts lawmakers are still hoping

The Clinton administration Monday proposed a major change to U.S. anti- dumping law without any of t

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

The first major revision of U.S. safety regulations for cargo handling since the introduction of con

France's state-owned rail company, Societe Nationale des Chemins-de-Fer Francais (SNCF), lost 2.3 bi

June 23, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

CHEVRON WARNS PILOTS ABOUT DANGEROUS FUELRICHMOND, Calif. - Chevron Corp. is warning

Greg Cridlin knows that commercial work is very different from defense work, but he believesthe same