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The small New Jersey port of Salem finally got the money it needed to deepen its channel.But the ord

CAPITAL RE CORP. (New York) - The financial guaranty and mortgage guaranty reinsurance company elect

CHIYODA MUTUAL TO POST FISCAL '94 PRETAX LOSSTOKYO - Chiyoda Mutual Life Insurance C

Work on a rail link between the larger of Manila's container terminals and the main-line network sho

Legislative efforts to reform the nation's shipping laws and extend subsidies to U.S.-flag operators

Fueled by changes in European subsidies and a weak U.S. dollar, a boom in soybean and rapeseed impor

Despite some improvements, regulation of the insurance and reinsurance industry continues to lag at

Washington state's embattled marine-safety office, in charge of oil-spill prevention and response ru

AUSTRALIAN DOCKWORKERS RESUME THEIR STRIKESYDNEY, Australia - Maritime Union of Aust

Webster B. Anderson, a longtime Seattle steamship agent, ship broker and customs broker, recently re

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The U.S. Coast Guard picked up 70 Dominicans from a leaky boat off the Upper Keys and was awaiting w

Use of the Ready Reserve Force to carry troops and equipment to the Bosnian conflict would activate

Shiseido Co., Japan's largest cosmetic manufacturer, said it plans to increase its overseas producti

Boeing Co. and jet engine maker CFM International have unveiled a new engine to power the aircraft m

If adversity is a teacher, Mexican President Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de Leon ought to feel like a sage

The European Commission will initiate legal proceedings by the end of the week against six European

Robert Ritchie, president of CP Rail System, Tuesday cautiously backed the privatization of Canadian

The bad news is that it rained during Memorial Day weekend in much of the flood-weary Midwest. The g

The Massachusetts Port Authority received encouraging signs in its campaign to attract a direct call

The price of doing business is changing at the Port of Miami and carriers aren't too happy with it.<

Larry R. Parsons will take over the top operating position at Southern Pacific Lines onThursday, as

The rail industry is proposing to overhaul railroad safety regulation by replacing traditional, deta

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS SET TO STRIKE IN INDIANEW DELHI, India - Air traffic control

H. Lee Vanderpool, director of international sales for CSX Intermodal, died Saturday at Howard Count

Once an amendment is passed to open Brazil's oil monopoly to private capital, regulations should be

The European Commission will soon lift the shield of antitrust immunity that has allowed shipping li

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INTERNATIONAL GOLD SEES BIGGER STAKE IN GHANAVANCOUVER, British Columbia - Internati

China's loss is proving America's gain, certainly as far as food is concerned. The 1994 grai

The State Planning Commission said Tuesday the purchase price of cotton will be raised this year to

Japan Tuesday raised the stakes in its heated dispute with the United States over autos and auto par

Indonesian coffee exporters are accelerating their bean sales to Japanese clients because of a recen

Without-recourse financing, commonly known as forfaiting, can be a simple way to eliminate the risks

The Haddam Neck, Conn., nuclear plant reached 100 percent power last week after operating below capa

SOUTH AFRICAN FUEL FIRM TO DRILL OFF NAMIBIAJOHANNESBURG, South Africa - Sasol, Sout

World Trade Organization Director-General Renato Ruggiero sought to allay India's concerns on Tuesda

Battle lines are being drawn up over petrochemical tariffs, with the government in the middle.