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Iraq has raised petrol prices and issued new taxes as part of its drive to withdraw excess money fro

The number of automobiles processed at the Georgia Ports Authority's deep- water terminal here is ex

The Port of Hampton Roads, already the East Coast's second-largest port, should continue to grow thi

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Insurance may be growing only slowly in China, but fraud is finding fertile ground in the sector, br

Cigna Corp.'s property/casualty unit could have financial problems if its restructuring plan is not

Troubles in the trucking and air express sectors led to a decline in the Journal of Commerce index o

The headline over a story on Page 7A, Friday, Jan. 19, incorrectly characterized the trend in capita

Aon Risk Services Inc., a subsidiary of Aon Corp., has announced the formation of Aon Risk Resources

Customers of the Joint Underwriting Association had better steel themselves for yet another increase

CENTRE REINSURANCE HOLDINGS LTD. (Hamilton, Bermuda) - Jay S. Ralph will leave the company's office

EX-PREMIER OF BERMUDA JOINS CENTRE CAT BOARDHAMILTON, Bermuda - Sir John Swan, who s

U.S. and other foreign companies are selling more computers to Japan's government, but exports to qu

Driven by a weak peso that triggered a sharp increase in exports, Mexico's trade balance for 1995 sh

For the people of this former Yugoslav industrial base, the key to revivalfrom war is a land

CURRENT TEXTILE AND APPAREL QUOTAS: Where the average recent utilization rate indicates full

Like most hospitals, St. Luke's in Houston kept large inventories of items in a central stockroom.

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Planning for life without a balanced budget agreement - and particularly for avoiding another partia

Like aircraft stuck in a holding pattern, companies seeking to help privatize and manage European ai

Against the background of terrorist attacks in Asian countries and the sentencing of bombers in New

The key to stimulating economic activity among countries once restrained by the Cold War is to devel

TRADE BETWEEN KOREAS REACHES $299 MILLIONSEOUL - Two-way trade between South and Nor

The following business missions are scheduled for the coming months. The Journal of Commerce assumes

GE CAPITAL AVIATION IN $4 BILLION BOEING DEALSEATTLE - GE Capital Aviation Services

The following fuel oil prices are as of the close of business on Jan. 17, 1996, as supplied by the b

F. David "Duke" Duquemin, owner and operator of Duke's Marina and Duke's Mountain Creek Marina, died

Nick Handy, newly named executive director of the Port of Olympia, Wash., said that diversifying the

Shippers moving freight over or along Eastern and Midwestern rivers today will continue to suffer ex

Buried deep in the $265 billion defense authorization bill that will soon hit President Clinton's de

In one of its last decisions, the Interstate Commerce Commission required Amtrak to pay Conrail Inc.

Cybersurfers seeking links to transportation and maritime sites on the Internet should take a look a

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TNT Contract Logistics, a subsidiary of TNT Freightways Corp., has won a three-year, $30 million con

1535 (Jan. 22, 1996) Previous day - 1538 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The government must regain its lost leadership role in commerce and tighten control of markets and p

Will there be a recession this year? If one occurs, better logistics, on a nationwide scale, could m