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It may come a long way behind Hong Kong, but China is moving aggressively into the top flight of wor

Finance ministry officials in Mexico have given formal authorization for two additional U.S. insurer

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Even as the U.S. Postal Service raises its international mailing rates, it is embarking on an aggres

The creation of improved mechanisms for averting sudden and unexpected economic crises, like the Mex

The verbal slugfest between U.S. marine pilots and tanker owners over U.S. pilotage standards grows

The Transportation Claims and Prevention Council has prepared a chart showing all the defenses for u

U.S. companies raring to enter the promising markets in Vietnam get a lot of understanding from the

British Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd and his Argentine counterpart Guido di Tella last week agreed

Philex Mining Corp. plans to open two gold mines that could transform it into the country's leading

Government ministers from Denmark, Greece and Poland will join more than 10,000 maritime industry pe

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PRETAX PROFIT FALLS 48.4 PERCENT AT NIPPON YUSEN K.K.TOKYO - Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NY

Roadway Services Inc. is merging two of its regional less-than-truckload carriers, Spartan Express C

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 233.70 off 0.09

PANAMA CANAL LISTS WORK DETAILS FOR LOCKSNEW YORK - The Panama Canal's Marine Bureau

For quotes on National, Midwestern or other markets, call the CBT trading floor during trading hours

A People item that appeared on Page 11A Friday should have said that Jim Dowd has resigned as execut

Canada's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for May rose to 9.5 percent, up 0.1 percentage point

Carolina Freight Corp. said it has opened three new terminals, but closed two other breakbulk hubs a

Heavy-truck sales soared to record May levels despite indications that the economy may be slipping t

The sale of Britain's Birmingham International Airport in central England, the prize jewel of local

For the week ended June 3, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 13

SCIENTIST FORESEES DECAF-COFFEE PLANTSHAMBURG, Germany - Genetic engineering may soo

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

Like ducks and deer on the first day of hunting season, federal mandates are coming underfire in Was

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Chinese officials are dangling 500 projects ranging from large-scale infrastructure to food in hopes

"The easiest way to grow a company is to go to your existing customer base and offer a new kind of s

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One of China's largest and most aggressive power companies is spending abroad to bolster the country

The war against banks selling insurance continues this week, even after the chairman of the House Co

Insurance Commissioner George Dale is asking voters for a sixth term and ''vindication" against the

Carmen Lunetta makes no bones about it. Geography has been the key to the Port of Miami's rapid grow

FLOODING AGAIN HALTS ST. LOUIS BARGE TRAFFICST. LOUIS - Barge traffic in St. Louis h

The fiscal 1995-96 budget announced this week by the Port of Los Angeles includes a huge capital-dev

Get ready for life after the Federal Maritime Commission's demise, a top shipper lobbyist advised po

For the first time in about two years, the container lines belonging to theTrans-Atlantic Co

NYK LINE NORTH AMERICA INC. (Secaucus, N.J.) - William Payne was named general manager for the Weste