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Hong Kong's provisional unemployment for June-August jumped to 3.5 percentfrom a seasonally

INDIA ISSUES EXEMPTION ON CUSTOMS DUTYNEW DELHI, India - The Indian government has a

British transportation officials, unlike their U.S. counterparts, believe last week's discussions ov

The European Union is poised to block a $1 billion subsidy to Iberia, Spain's state-owned airline.

The International Monetary Fund expects Cambodia's economy to remain stable for the rest of the year

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

IMPORT TARIFF QUOTA FOR SUGAR ANNOUNCEDThe U.S. Trade Representative's Office announced a re

Http://www.ino.com/gen/csce.html is now the home of the Coffee, Sugar & Cocoa Exchange in cyberspace

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INSURERS DODGE A BULLET AS STORM MISSES TOKYOMENLO PARK, Calif. - The worldwide insurance in

The nation's big insurers may escape with minor losses from Hurricane Marilyn, which swept through t

Admitting that the ship's captain can fall asleep at the wheel now and then may help save a lot of m

Six property/casualty insurance companies have become the latest members of the National Association

WILLIS CORROON GROUP (London) - John Reeve will become executive chairman- elect Nov. 1, the board o

Insurance companies face rating downgrades if they can't adapt to increasing market competition, war

The Risk Management Institute will hold a two-day seminar on "Protecting Your Company Against Emergi

Even as lawmakers prepare to craft legislation to lease land in an Alaskan wildlife area for oil and

Representatives of Brazilian coffee growers and exporters Tuesday signed a sweeping accord to volunt

Mitchell Energy & Development Corp. has purchased a 100 percent working interest in the 2,773-acre L

A job action by West Coast dockworkers against Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK Line) in Los Angeles has mig

RED WINE TRAVELS WELL; SWEDES USING IT IN BUSESSTOCKHOLM, Sweden - Cheap red wine wi

Washington Natural Gas Co. (WNG) is joining the Western Market Center as a partner in a new Wyoming

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So many hurricane stories seem to have the same kind of ending. The storms scrub out a bit of land a

More than 1 million tons of commerce moved on the McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System du

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The Greek government presented a rescue plan for state-owned Hellenic Shipyards to the European Comm

Lane Kirkland, a former seafarer who retired as AFL-CIO president Aug. 1, was inducted last week int

Yellow Freight System Inc. said that it will launch less-than-containerload ocean service to and fro

The pattern for most industry meetings and conferences is that as much good information is generally

The U.S. port industry is weighing in heavily against a shipping agents' proposal to have the Federa

Recovery - the practice by which insurers ameliorate their losses by pursuing third parties responsi

Christopher Koch, the former chairman of the Federal Maritime Commission and now a senior vice presi

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The U.S. dollar was hit by profit-taking Monday, following its recent stunning rally. Tradin

The United States will not necessarily seek "quantitative" targets to measure improvement in trade w

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Japan's giant trade surplus shrank in August for the second straight month and, seeing the unexpecte