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A three-day U.S. trade show in Dhaka last week provided an opportunity for U.S. Ambassador John C. H

The following fuel oil prices are for the week ending Feb. 11, 1998 as supplied by the bunker fuel d

Hello, I'm Mike and I'm (sob, cough, cough) a computer junkie! I can't help it. Every time I see an

Mexico's transport ministry has awarded a short-line railroad concession to two large Mexican compan

For one week in January, much of the industrial world, especially the high-tech world, held its brea

Feb. 17, 1998Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

'The idea of exporting safety is not new. It is common sense.'

FEBRUARYMaritime Association, Port of New York and New Jersey. Feb. 23-24. New York. Year 20

The heady days of growth at the world's busiest containerport are over.An official governmen

A House committee is expanding its investigation of irregularities in the 1996 re-election of Teamst

Air cargo in January was more than 118,000 metric tons in Hong Kong, a drop of 2.6 percent from Janu

3 US AIRLINES CLEAREDFOR NEW JAPAN SERVICEWASHINGTON - Three U.S. airlines got clearance to

China's bid to join the World Trade Organization - one of the most critical commercial issues tradin

Encouraging safe working conditions has become increasingly important for risk managers given recent

One of Sir Isaac Newton's laws of physics is that what goes up must come down.But if Sir Isa

Since writing my last column, I have attended two huge trade shows catering to entirely unrelated in

Germany's Aluminium Essen will raise primary aluminum production this year with the restart of the s

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U.S. exporters have traditionally guarded against the risk of an overseas buyer defaulting on a paym

The General Accounting Office is doing an analysis of the economic impact of the Jones Act on our do

Feb. 13, 1998Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Once king of the coast in breaking up old ships, China is fading fast and facing even further diffic

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

Breaking his silence, the fired American director of the North American Free Trade Agreement's Commi

A new round of global talks to reach an accord to eliminate import duties on hundreds of information

Shippers can take legal comfort in the decision by a Hanjin Shipping Co. captain who ignored U.S. or

Japan will release a new economic stimulus package this week, and once again it will disappoint the

The Port of Long Beach reached an agreement with preservationists that should result in construction

The United States rejected a proposed deal protecting international investment, a decision that may

IMF: CURRENCY CONTROLSCOULD HARM INDONESIAWASHINGTON - International Monetary Fund Managing

Risk funding, such as insurance, is no substitute for risk mitigation, according to William J. Kelly

As the Port of New York and New Jersey labors to persuade Sea-Land Service Inc. not to take its busi

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The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 231.66 up 0.03 w

Raphael Che, president of Gateway Container International Ltd., has a groundbreaking idea for resolv

FEBRUARYSociety of Maritime Arbitrators Inc. Feb. 18. New York. Luncheon. Stewart Wade, vice

APL Ltd. and Transportacion Maritima Mexicana's joint venture designed to speed up traffic through t

A unit of the Atlanta-based United Parcel Service of America Inc. has announced a joint venture with