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It was another hot and humid day at the Port of Jacksonville, and the heat was on in the engine room

Shipping companies that violate international safety and labor standards are likely to face the wrat

Sailors and dockworkers have the same old accidents - insurers are just paying more for them.

A combination of fiscal conservatism and hunger for profits as companies compete for market share in

The state insurance department warned insurance companies not to cancel policies or raise premiums f

A leading transport insurer warned freight forwarders about "deviation." In the technical la

BERKLEY POSTS RISE IN 2ND-QUARTER PROFITGREENWICH, Conn. - W.R. Berkley Corp., holdi

RISK ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT LTD. (New York) - Charles E. Callahan was named president and chief opera

Lloyd's of London said it received more than 800 offers for places on Lloyd's underwriting syndicate

The Dutch consumer price index was unchanged in July from June and rose 1.8 percent from July last y

The number of serious maritime accidents fell sharply during the first half of 1995 compared with la

The July consumer price index in Turkey registered an increase of 2.9 percentfrom June and w

The next time you are close to a ship, check out the crew. Chances are they will be from sev

The competition watchdogs in the United States and Canada have agreed to significantly increase coop

A U.N. fisheries conference adopted by consensus Friday a binding agreement designed to head off glo

It may involve something as minor as the way food is prepared or as life- threatening as acting with

International maritime regulators, in a bid to reduce accidents caused by human error, are tightenin

REGIONAL BLOCS Pan-Asian Rail Privatization. Sept. 25-26. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Co

Atlantic Container Line reported an operating profit of 125 million Swedishkronor ($18 milli

When the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee passed the Ocean Shipping Reform Act of 1

Concerned about a spate of recent accidents, the Coast Guard is launching a review of safety regulat

The Baltic Freight Index is a daily indicator of world bulk shipping freight rate levels.

The finance committee of the Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority is prepared to award the firs

A government-backed agency will oversee the creation of a $600 million rail system linking Manila wi

Delta Air Lines said it plans to eliminate service to five international destinations this fall as p

The European Union has completed its work on a revised treaty on trade in U.S. nuclear materials for

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

Canadian Pacific Ltd., parent company of CP Rail System and CP Ships, reported a decline in second-q

The U.S. dollar, which last week staged a robust rally against the major currencies, is likely to ho

The World Bank has decided not to proceed with implementation of a controversial Nepalese dam projec

The House of Representatives passed landmark telecommunications legislation Friday by an overwhelmin

U.S. Secretary of State Warren Christopher on Friday announced additional assistance to Cambodia wor

Massachusetts Port Authority officials are urging Massachusetts Gov. William Weld to use a line-item

The end of a terminal-by-terminal election organizing campaign is not the end of the road for Overni

Two of America's biggest names in communications and computers are stepping up their presence in Chi

The $5.4 billion merger of Union Pacific Railroad and Southern Pacific Lines is receiving a low-key

DOT OKS PURCHASE OF CHINESE AIR ROUTEWASHINGTON - The U.S. Department of Transportat

Aug. 4, 1995 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Prem

Even as Eurofer, the EU's steel-industry body, opens its doors to its Eastern European counterparts,

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