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The low bridge between Corpus Christi and Padre Island is drawing complaints that it chokes off circ

The Charleston Naval Shipyard formally notified 458 workers this week they won't have jobs as of Jun

Edward L. Moyers, the Southern Pacific Rail Corp. chief executive who drove Southern Pacific Lines t

Shanghai, China's leading industrial city, will set up 10 government- controlled business conglomera

In a 1990 landmark ruling, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit ruled against Fleet Fa

Energy Absorption Systems Inc. of Chicago likened the difficulty in selling highway safety concepts

The cost of abating the nation's lead hazards in homes, schools and buildings has prompted many insu

IMUA PRINTS PAPER ON COMPUTER ISSUESWith the proliferation of computers in business and gove

A decade after the insurance industry withdrew in horror from container leasing, shipping lines and

Instead of reducing litigation, a group of insurers said this week that the Washington state insuran

Europe's employers called Thursday for a moratorium on new European Union labor laws and said some c

Members of the United Steelworkers of America approved a new contract with Newport News Shipbuilding

About 500,000 coal miners, 80 percent of the Russian industry's work force, staged a one-day strike

The Maritime Administration rejected a loan guarantee request from a Swiss company to finance the la

The owners of Santa Fe Pacific Corp. voted overwhelmingly Tuesday evening to merge their railroad wi

S. KOREAN FIRM TO RUN PHILIPPINE POWER PLANTMANILA, Philippines - State-run Korean E

It dates back to the Paleolithic Age and over the years has been known by such names as Woosul-gun,

Japan isn't likely to get the overflow if U.S. sanctions block Chinese textiles into the United Stat

SHIPOWNERS MUTUAL CLUB CREATED IN LUXEMBOURGThe Shipowners' Mutual Strike Insurance Associat

Spurred by robust growth in Western and Southeast Asian economies, the short- and medium-term prospe

The continued pressure on the U.S. dollar and the continued shortage of quality vessels all led to u

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Transportation leaders in the House introduced legislation Wednesday to take the highway, aviation a

The finance ministry authorized the operation of two foreign banks, three insurers, four leasing com

Aetna Life International Co., a unit of Aetna Life & Casualty Co., said Wednesday it joined with the

The European Commission came no nearer Wednesday to deciding whether the number of Hollywood blockbu

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While Middle East trade ministers met to strengthen economic ties, officials in Washington began to

Britain and Cuba moved toward increased trade this week with the visit to the island of a delegation

CN North America has appealed the recent decision of the National Transportation Agency favoring the

The United States so far is making little, if any, headway in opening the Japanese market wider to U

BELGIUM'S CMB REPORTS 'SHARPLY HIGHER' PROFITANTWERP, Belgium - CMB, Belgium's biggest shipp

The U.S. dollar declined in technical trading Wednesday, with the market's focus on the Treasury's s

Equipment lessors and container logistics companies say the industry is in the midst of a serious sh

Why didn't the Federal Reserve help steady the Mexican peso during theDecember crisis? Multi

U.S. inventories of distillate fuel oil fell by 1.1 million barrels during the week ended Feb. 3, co

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