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Joe Belth, who is locked in a legal battle with the nation's oldest insurance company rating service

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent)is as f

What's in a name? The publicity surrounding the $2.35 billion bid for Kemper Corp. by General Electr

TUG OPERATOR TURNS IN LICENSE AFTER ACCIDENTBUFFALO, N.Y. - The Coast Guard's marine

Leading maritime industry leaders said Friday that keeping ports deep is crucial for the United Stat

Netumar Line, the Brazilian carrier that is in Chapter 11 reorganization and has relinquished all bu

A meeting between the president of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners and the chair

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Rock singer Ozzy Osbourne's insurance company must pay $60,000 to an electrician who claims he was t

The world's top telecommunications policy-makers, including Vice President Al Gore, will meet in Arg

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DALLAS WILL BE SITE OF NAFTA LABOR OFFICEWASHINGTON - President Clinton will nominat

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With new trade agreements opening up fruit and produce markets in several Pacific Rim countries, the

Indonesia is preparing to deregulate nine industries to try to boost exports, a newspaper report sai

PARKER HANNIFIN (Cleveland) - Joseph J. Vicic, 48, was named president of the Asia Pacific Group of

An anticipated drop in feed grain consumption and Moscow's reluctance to seek new import credits are

The United States promised to turn words on defense conversion into deeds Friday, offering $40 milli

TOYS 'R' US STEPS UP AUSTRALIAN EXPANSIONMELBOURNE, Australia - Toys 'R' Us, the wor

The collapse of the Soviet Union and the comparatively high cost to ship wheat on the Great Lakes ar

Two or three decades ago, railcars designed for the grain trade reached 100 tons in gross weight. Ra

Hopes for sharp increases in grain car utilization are running high among rail shippers and carriers

It still hasn't been decided how to go about rebuilding a 38-story building ravaged by a deadly 1991

The World Bank board of directors has approved a $220 million loan for improvement of Brazil's state

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Thirty-four years after it was created to revive intercity passenger railroading, Amtrak faces an in

The government intends to merge two agencies that now separately manage domestic and international a

The Interstate Commerce Commission's environmental unit has changed its mind on the favored route fo

UP MAY ABANDON STRETCH OF TRACK IN KAN.WICHITA, Kan. - Union Pacific Railroad is stu

Yellow Corp. said its first-quarter 1994 results would be worse than the first quarter of 1993, when

Whether one is evaluating the cargo the company handles or the 35-year-old Iowa native who owns the

The state of Maine is moving to develop new intermodal rail business as it continues tofight the aba

Three Weeks Ended March 12, 1994, vs. Similar 1993 Period Cars CarsLoaded Loaded

Ryder System Inc. has rolled out a high-tech maintenance networkdesigned to ease engine-problem chec

Southern Pacific Lines said it will acquire 100 new locomotives at a cost of approximately $135 mill

DENVER SEEKS FUNDING TO EXPAND RAIL LINEDENVER - Transit officials here have asked C

Introduction to Networking. March 21-22. Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta. Contact: GIT, (40

Grain processors and exporters are counting on U.S. producers to present them with better-than-avera