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For years, brokers and agents in the United States, as well as foreign brokers servicing their clien

The outcome of a U.S. effort to open world financial services markets to U.S. suppliers remains in d

June 8, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

At times, Hanjin Shipping Co.'s Long Beach terminal gets so crowded that the carrier has to store co

Members of the I-35 Coalition hoping to win designation of a north-south stretch of interstate as a

The White House and the Transportation Department will co-sponsor a Pacific Rim regional economic co

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Blame it on The Journal of Commerce's maritime emphasis or blame it on a love of sailing, but if the

An insurance-industry task force will meet this summer to assess information linking catastrophe los

Officials said this week the Jungar coal field in Inner Mongolia plans to cooperate with Broken Hill

Indonesian plastics producers are asking the government to relax tariff protection on imports of pol

HOUSE SPONSOR PULLS BANK-INSURANCE MEASUREA proposed amendment that would have allowed for b

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As of June 8, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

The United States has told Caribbean banana exporters that its quarrel with Europe over preferences

Suppliers of the following items seek importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to contac

China's industrial output rose 13.1 percent on the year in May, compared with the same month last ye

For the second time in as many months, the Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority has postponed a

Lawyers for the estate of a couple lost at sea are hoping that a federal judge will rule that the es

Energy Secretary Hazel O'Leary, out to stop Republicans from axing her department, said dismantling

China is moving to toughen its supervision over the finance sector through what officials call a mod

The Pacific Merchant Shipping Association moved from Oakland to San Francisco. Its new addre

The Tunisian economy grew 3.8 percent in 1994 compared with 1993, according to official sources.

One of the nation's most profitable truckload carriers is taking the industry's first tentative step

AIR NEW ZEALAND BEGINS US FREIGHTER SERVICENEW YORK - Air New Zealand began a new we

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The Japanese shipping industry as a whole incurs 50 percent-60 percent of its costs in yen while col

A strike notice submitted by a labor union at Caltex Philippines to the management is unlikely to af

UNITHAI LINE TO LEAVE MOL JOINT SERVICETOKYO - Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, a leading Japane

REFINERY DEAL REPORTED BETWEEN IRAN, PAKISTANLONDON - Iranian Oil Minister Gholamrez

Mexican President Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de Leon has denied rumors his government plans to reform lab

Trans World Airlines Inc.'s top executives are canvassing the country this week to win support for a

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Thursday consolidated its position as one of Europe's most profitable carri

The U.S. government will hold a public hearing later this month on a controversial proposal to levy

CIGNA INTERNATIONAL (Philadelphia) - Peter C. O'Connor, a 32-year veteran of the international insur

Reformulated gasoline, because of its high content of MTBE, represents new challenges in firefightin

Just days after Hurricane Allison fizzled over Georgia, the state's largest home insurer is battling