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Congress must determine who will foot the bill for a reformed air traffic control system, and how mu

A 30-month U.S. Customs undercover investigation has led to the arrest of dozens of people and the s

Sept. 27, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represen

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Yasuda Fire and Marine Insurance Co., one of Japan's largest insurers, said Wednesday it plans to se

Ryder System Inc. said Wednesday that it will report reduced third-quarter profit, due to re-enginee

At a time when South Korean and Japanese shipbuilders are looking for higher profit margins, a serie

In a bid to prod the Senate to action, proponents of the Ocean Shipping Reform Act of 1995 are likel

As senior Chinese leaders continue thrashing out behind closed doors the broad economic policy until

Deputy Premier Pham Van Kai intervened to resolve a bureaucratic turf dispute that delayed container

A single insurance market in the European Union remains a distant target as cultural, tax and legal

The roller coaster that is Southeast Asia's progress toward a free-trade zone took another dip Wedne

SINGAPORE PORT HANDLES RECORD MONTHLY VOLUMESINGAPORE - The Port of Singapore Author

An American subsidiary of Munich-based insurer Allianz AG began "clarifying" its sale of universal l

HIGH COURT TO CONSIDER BANKS' INSURANCE SALESThe controversial issue of the sale of insuranc

Barring a late reprieve, U.S. airlines will begin paying 4.3 cents a gallon for aviation fuel to the

ASAHI PLANS TO IMPORT POLYESTER FILAMENTSTOKYO - Asahi Chemical Industry Co. will st

The rate-setting conference of ocean carriers in the outbound trans-Pacific trade said it will incre

As the Clinton administration and Republican congressional leaders fight over the agenda for future

(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Sept. 29, '94 - Sept. 27, '95 (a graph)

Ryutaro Hashimoto Japan's international trade and industry minister, said this week that the governm

The South Korean Cabinet on Tuesday approved a 16.0 percent rise in a balanced calendar 1996 state b

Deliveries of new Boeing 777 planes to Asian carriers, beginning next week to All Nippon Airways of

The head of the International Maritime Organization is accusing some shipowners of deliberately putt

Sept. 27, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The Clinton administration has decided to go the World Trade Organization with its year-old complain

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A Panamanian-registered ship from South Korea carrying 61,000 metric tons of heavy fuel oil collided

"The White House is involved in an orderly phasedown . . . No one is here to answer your call."<

CN ORDER IMMINENT FOR GM LOCOMOTIVESTORONTO - Canadian National is expected to annou

Sept. 27, 1995 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

French shipowners reacted angrily this week to government spending plans for 1996 that they said fal

SAMSUNG PLANT SITE ANNOUNCEMENT DELAYEDSamsung Electronics Co. delayed formally announcing W

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

Nigeria has decided to privatize its telephone monopoly to allow the private sector to help develop

As leaders from Israel and the Palestinian Authority prepare to sign an agreement completing the Isr

Council of Logistics Management. Sept. 28. Panel discussion on "Third Party Logistics." Charlotte, N

A federal court in Pennsylvania awarded $1 million in court costs to 21 insurers, reinsurers and und

Teamsters Union General President Ron Carey Wednesday kicked off a convention of 29 transportation t