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Oman last week offered to supply India with liquefied natural gas by ship if a proposed $5 billion A

Chubb Group of Insurance Cos. is offering risk managers of its corporate clients a multiyear profess

COURT DISMISSES SUITS AGAINST FARMERS GROUPAUSTIN, Texas - The U.S. District Court here last

The New York Mercantile Exchange, through its charitable foundation, will donate $20,000 to aid vict

110 RIGS NOW DRILLING IN FEDERAL GULF WATERSHOUSTON - The number of offshore rigs dr

2299 (Apr. 21, 1995) Previous day - 2288 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

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American President Cos., taking the first steps to carry out a restructuring that could reduce its w

Despite ongoing congressional and Coast Guard reform efforts, U.S. carriers still face significantly

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

In Central Europe's rush to make up for 40 years of economic slumber, integrated carriers like DHL W

Germany's geographic advantage in the center of continental Europe has helped Frankfurt Airport and

American Trans Air and Carnival Airlines, two carriers that originally focused exclusively on provid

The ship channel linking Corpus Christi to the Gulf of Mexico was expected to be back to business as

Shipping lines cooperating through consortia agreements will be granted block exemption from the Eur

Construction of a new trucking facility at Vienna International Airport this summer should further s

Air commerce continues to play a key role in Texas trade, particularly through Dallas/Fort Worth Int

The large number of containerships completed last year contributed to a rapid expansion of the world

As Europe picks up speed toward open skies, the national airlines of Central Europe's former communi

The Baltic Exchange will move to its new site on May 15, three years after its historic building in

Businesses in the small islands of the eastern Caribbean, troubled by poor air cargo services, are g

SEAWAY AGENCY NAMES ACTING ADMINISTRATORWASHINGTON - David G. Sanders, chief of staf

OPERATING INCOME SOARS 32 PERCENT AT SEA-LANDRICHMOND, Va. - Sea-Land Service Inc. r

The Port of Baltimore handled the largest single export shipment in its history this week when the v

The Federal Maritime Commission is demanding that trans-Pacific Ocean carriers explain actions they

British Airways, looking to capitalize on the extraordinary growth of the European-Latin American ca

After 13 years of discussion, the China Shipbuilding Industry Association has become a reality, with

SEA-LAND SERVICE INC. (Liberty Corner, N.J.) - Charles G. Raymond was named chief transportation off

The Maritime Administration is considering changing the way it judges the fairness of ocean freight

Stevedoring Services of America, a nationwide cargo-handling outfit based here, has acquired another

George and Carl Lorton, brothers and owners of a ship repair business, have agreed to buy the operat

Norwegian developers of the world's largest passenger ship may apply for nearly $1 billion in U.S. g

The U.S. administration, lacking the courage to take politically unpopular macroeconomic decisions,

Prospects are rising for an end to the practical duopoly of Hong Kong's Cathay Pacific Airways and T

Mexico's imposition of stiff unfair-trade penalties on some U.S. steel should be declared illegal be

UNATTENDED LUGGAGE EMPTIES JFK TERMINALPolice briefly evacuated the international-arrivals t