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Texas Insurance Commissioner Elton Bomer says he wants to know why some Texas employers, especially

Maersk Inc. will use real-time measurement of wave action to deal with a nagging surge problem that

Rogers International Co., a Lake Oswego, Ore., consolidator and exporter of building materials to Ja

A House maritime-oversight panel recommended two bills Wednesday that would provide $100 million in

Officials this week said construction of a modern telecommunications network covering the Port of Sh

CONFERENCE TO IMPOSE NIGERIA SURCHARGENEW YORK - The American West African Freight C

AMERICAN INSURANCE SERVICES GROUP INC. (New York) - Richard P. Boehning was named president of the c

Clean-water legislation passed by the House late Tuesday would take the Environmental Protection Age

The United States is pushing for definitive action after 18 months of procrastination on changes to

The chairman of the House Banking Committee blasted the Independent Insurance Agents of America in a

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Boosted by strong trade with Asia, container volume at U.S. ports surged 16 percent in the first qua

The House and Senate today begin what is expected to be an acrimonious debate on the federal governm

Increasingly frustrated by Japan's refusal to fully honor all tenets of its bilateral aviation agree

Michael Sacco, president of the Seafarers International Union and the AFL-CIO Maritime Trades Depart

MONTREAL-LAKE ONTARIO TRAFFIC HAS FAST STARTThe Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. said

The United States acted Tuesday to block imports of Japanese luxury cars worth $5.9 billion a year,

For the first time in U.S. transportation history, a manufacturer has established an in-house hub to

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Air Express International, the nation's oldest and largest international air freight forwarder, is o

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Martinair Holland, "the other Dutch airline," said it earned $28.8 million in 1994, a decrease in ne

CELADON/JACKY MAEDER (Rosedale, N.Y.) - Bill Woods was named executive vice president and chief oper

For ports across the nation, it's a variation of the "not in my back yard" syndrome. Instead, it's "

(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, May 16 '94 - May 16, '95 (a graph) (2)DA

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The Caribbean Community has formally opposed legislation in Washington that would impose secondary s

They wore Airborne Express uniforms, drove Airborne Express vans, and picked up packages for Airborn

The Teamsters union is getting ready to take a strike vote among its 15,000 auto haul members, but a

With an auditing company breathing down their backs, shippers are asking the InterstateCommerce Comm

Michael S. Galardi will join Southern Pacific Lines June 1 as vice president of marketing and sales,

Once every seven years, French motorists are allowed to unleash their driving demons and avenge them

Price Waterhouse Hong Kong said it won an assignment from the Asian Development Bank, Manila, Philip

A coalition of Hawaiian organizations and environmental groups are protesting a golf development in

MAHATHIR: AUSTRALIA COULD JOIN EAECSYDNEY, Australia - Malaysia's Prime Minister Mah

Michael R. Haverty, former president of Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, has taken over as pre

Lufthansa German Airlines reported a first-quarter loss Tuesday, citing weakness in the U.S. dollar