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Up to 29 million Americans with private health insurance are in danger of a serious financial squeez

NAIC TO CO-SPONSOR REGULATION SYMPOSIUMThe National Association of Insurance Commissioners w

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The House passed by a vote of 393-29 a final Transportation Appropriations bill Wednesday providing

1594 (Oct. 25, 1995) Previous day - 1623 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Be prepared to pay a little more for the centerpiece of this year's Thanksgiving dinner. The price o

Heated differences between Canada and the United States over market access commitments in a new mult

Australian inflation hit its highest level since 1990 in the three months up to September, unnerving

Shipping lines have launched a last-minute bid to squash a controversial move to ban 45-foot contain

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The accidental death last weekend of a longshoreman working at an on-dock railyard at the Port of Lo

GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN WASTE-DUMPING CASEBATON ROUGE, La. - A former official with a

Efforts to enact ocean shipping deregulation legislation by attaching it as a rider to the sweeping

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Wednesday Oct. 25, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represen

Journal of Commerce Transportation Table. Oct. 27. John Motley, Air Transport Association's executiv

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 241.66 off 0.07 w

Mexico's announcement this week that it is relaxing requirements for environmental-impact statements

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In the most dramatic shift in the direction of U.S. labor since the 1930s, a new leadership committe

The U.S. Court of International Trade has agreed with shippers that the federal harbor maintenance f

Despite the opposition of most of his Cabinet, President Clinton is weighing a proposal this week to

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by Reuter Money Service, are selling rates among

In a marathon session lasting until just before midnight Tuesday, House and Senate negotiators appro

As one of the options to help Japanese banks raise funds in foreign currencies, the Ministry of Fina

JAPAN ENVOY SEES APEC ACCORD ON FARM TRADETOKYO - The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperat

The Indian government, overriding its embassy in Washington, reassured the United States on Wednesda

Pepsico Inc. is looking to a 12-fold increase in investment in Vietnam by the year 2000 to around $2

The Moroccan government plans to shift its slow-moving privatization program into higher gear next y

Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat received a warm welcome amid heavy security at Harvard University o

President Clinton has opened the door to a budget compromise and the question is when, not whether,

Today's rivalry for ship officers' jobs began in 1949, when the Brotherhood of Marine Engineers was

The Containerization and Intermodal Institute has announced the recipients of its 1995 Connie Awards

CAR FERRY RUNS AGROUND AS WINDS SLAM IRELANDROSSLARE, Ireland - A car ferry broke it

For Senate majority leader and Republican presidential candidate Bob Dole, the political battle over