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Van Ommeren Shipping (USA), a U.S.-flag carrier owned by Van Ommeren Shipping of The Netherlands, wo

REPORT: CGM CHIEF MAY STEP DOWNPARIS - Eric Giuily, president of the French state-ow

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The Gulf Ports Association, representing 28 ports in four states, is trying to round up co-sponsors

It won't be your average vehicle auction. It will be fairly quiet. Instead of shouts and fast-talkin

As the strike against the nation's largest car hauler reached its fifth day Monday, auto manufacture

Charles L. Little, 59, has taken over the top job at the United Transportation Union, the nation's l

Major gateways should experience no disruption in service on Oct. 1 as Customs transfers many functi

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Norway's consumer price index fell 0.2 percent in August from a month earlier, the Central Bureau of

The Norwegian government hopes that a bilateral energy agreement to be signed with Indonesia will pa

OPEC Secretary General Rilwanu Lukman doesn't expect the scheduled Sept. 25-26 meeting between OPEC

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Nine major Japanese electric power utilities have moved to boost materials imports from Asian countr

Threatened loss of a reserved coastal shipping market for Brazilian-owned vessels is forcing federal

The protection and indemnity clubs that mutually insure shipowners against liability claims look set

Efforts by insurers, classification societies and governments to lift ship standards may be polarizi

Sen. Alfonse M. D'Amato, R-N.Y., introduced legislation Monday to impose trade sanctions on foreign

Trade ministers of Southeast Asia's principal economies renewed their pledge to accelerate free trad

MBIA Inc. said that its board of directors increased the quarterly dividend on its common stock by 3

Malaysia's trouble-plagued insurance sector may be restructured into a two- tier system to weed out

Shipping interests beware: Marine insurers are ready to get tough on underwriting. After sev

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U.K. producer output prices were up 0.2 percent in August from July, after rising 0.2 percent in Jul

Marine-cargo underwriters are making more use of surveyors to ensure that goods are properly loaded

Container sharing among ocean carriers is emerging as the next major phase of consolidation in the l

SOUTH AMERICAN WEED TAKES ROOT IN FLORIDAORLANDO, Fla. - A thorny, noxious weed that

China, concerned that its telecommunications sector has become a very attractive market, is drafting

Sept. 11, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

IRAN REPORTS DISCOVERY OF TWO OIL FIELDSTEHRAN, Iran - Iran has discovered two large

The Philippines on Monday set a target of luring up to 2.85 trillion pesos ($111.8 billion) in inves

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Grain shippers fear that high rail rates will be the price they pay for the demise of the Interstate

Banking on an increase in business in Africa's southern tip, Fritz Cos. has acquired Quick Freight a

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EXPORT GROWTH SEEN SLOWING IN CHINAHONG KONG - Chinese Trade Minister Wu Yi said tha

New York Mercantile Exchange - Sept. 11, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

With federal trade promotion programs like the Export-Import Bank and the agricultural marketing pro

Exporters/suppliers or importers/buyers are sought for the following items. Interested parties are a

The world may have cheered when Nelson Mandela was elected president of South Africa in the spring o