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A group of North Dakota grain shippers is sending out an SOS: "Save Our Shipments." They're hoping s

China's fledgling markets are finding that opening for business doesn't automatically bring unimagin

The 1984 Shipping Act is in need of an overhaul and the Federal MaritimeCommission should be

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The European Commission approved 6.3 billion deutsche marks ($4.6 billion) of government subsidies f

The European Union warned the United States Wednesday against taking action against European compani

Debate at the Inter-American Development Bank meeting here, dominated by lessons from the Mexican cr

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 235.37 up 0.84 wh

Cologne Re Group, the Germany-based reinsurer that claims to be the oldest reinsurance company in th

The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Wednesday approved legislation supported by th

A federal plan to force competition throughout the nation's power grid is drawing positive reviews f

A state legislator has recommended a five-state panel be formed to oversee how the National Associat

AMWEST SURETY INSURANCE CO. (Woodland Hills, Calif.) - Susan Mickelson was named manager of the comp

U.S. Trade Representative Mickey Kantor said Wednesday the United States is disappointed with the pr

Empire Oil Co. (Pacific) Ltd. of Australia signed an agreement with the state energy firm of Myanmar

Indonesia's inflation rate for fiscal 1994-95 (April-March) was 8.57 percent compared with 7.04 perc

AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND DIRECT LINE (Long Beach, Calif.) - Simon Parsons was named national sales and

Enron Corp. plans a major push into the electric industry after federal regulators open the business

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The chairman of Lloyd's Register of Shipping is defending the decision of the world's three largest

Airlines must capitalize on today's strong cargo market to ensure future viability of their freighte

The independent terminal operator, a proud tradition in the U.S. maritime industry, is rapidly becom

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Proposed legislation in Kazakhstan that would create a state insurance monopoly will have negative e

A.M. Best lowered to "A+" from "A++" the ratings of several life insurance subsidiaries of the Torch

German Chancellor Helmut Kohl on Wednesday urged industrialized countries attending the U.N. climate

A week after Japan's central bank defied the finance ministry and disappointed markets by refusing t

ONTARIO TO PAY FARMERS IF IT TAXES ETHANOLTORONTO - The province of Ontario announce

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The Noble Collection: A Work in Progress. Through spring. Staten Island, N.Y. New exhibitionat the J

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The European Commission on Wednesday ordered Air France to put 1.5 billion French francs ($310 milli

Just off the coast of southern China, on about the same latitude as Honolulu, lies the country's lar

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GLOBAL OCEAN CARRIERS (New York) - Nikolas Tsakos succeeded Michael Joliffe as president after Mr. J

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Union Pacific Freight Services and Celadon Logistics have joined forces to sell intermodal services

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission will continue discussions with the London Metal Exchange ov