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'Rather than wasting our time on further efforts to repeal the Jones Act, we should instead direct o

The chief of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions fears the Asian crisis could trigg

Looking to close a troubling and widening trade gap, Brazil has dusted off an export-promotion progr

Senior U.S. executives visiting Thailand in recent days, assessing the country's recovery, have been

OFFERS TO BUY* TROPICAL-ISLAND-STYLE HOUSES. Tropical-style prefab homes for guest houses in

US BUSINESS GROUP WARNSJAPAN ON INSURER REFORMTOKYO - The American Chamber of Commerce in Ja

ZENITH NATIONAL'SEARNINGS DROPWOODLAND HILLS, Calif. - Zenith National Insurance Corp. saw f

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It was the deal that ate Washington. For 11 long days and nights, it consumed aviation insiders and

Despite economic turmoil in Asia, DHL Worldwide Express expects growth in the region's air cargo bus

Aircraft Finance and Commercial Aviation. Feb. 19-20. Geneva. Organized by Institute for Internation

AIRBUS INDUSTRIENoel Forgeard was appointed managing director.He replaces Jean Pierson, who

Key details of the new Teamsters pact:Five-year pact calls for first-year signing bonus of $

Mobil Oil Co. is seeking to bid for state-owned Pakistan State Oil, the country's biggest oil distri

The rising tide of the stock market lifted ships, airlines, railroads and everything else last week

South Korea, under pressure from the International Monetary Fund and a variety of lenders, says it w

Chinese officials said Monday that air freight witnessed the fastest growth of all transport modes i

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After a wait of several years, Mexico's Secretariat of Communications and Transport officially unvei

SHIPSRESCUE EFFORT CALLEDOFF FOR CHINESE SEAMENHONG KONG - Rescue efforts we

''Texas agency sees progress in creating plan to deal with UP's service backlog'' (Feb. 6, Page 12A)

In its first European venture, the increasingly outward-looking Singapore terminal operator is takin

British Airways blamed the strong pound Monday for a 30 percent plunge in its pretax profit, to UK80

FEBRUARYTransportation Counsels Reception. Feb. 12. Washington. Transportation law section o

The head of an Australian stevedoring company embroiled in a fight over the use of non-union labor o

The nearly three-year process of purchasing the ownership stake of DHL Worldwide Express co-founder

In a deal aimed at putting one of Korea's largest multinationals back on firm financial ground, Hyun

TRAVELERS GROUPMichael A. Carpenter and Robert B. Willumstad were named vice chairmen of the

The Commerce Department has decided to grant exemptions to credit card and securities firms that wil

Railtrack, the privatized owner of Britain's rail network, will decide this week whether to mount a

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The southern Indian Port of Tuticorin has awarded a 30-year contract to Singapore's PSA Corp. to ope

ATL TO BOOST SAILINGSTO THREE LATIN NATIONSHOUSTON - Associated Transport Line will increase

The Clinton administration's 1999 budget proposal is already under heavy attack from the insurance i

Shrugging off current economic uncertainty, the government in Malaysia's eastern state of Sarawak in

HAMPTON ROADS MARITIMEASSOCIATIONArthur W. Moye Jr. was elected to his second one-year term

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St. Paul Cos. detailed Monday which executives will do what when the merger with USF&G is completed

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