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CHINA OKS APPLICATION FOR NYK SUBSIDIARYTOKYO - China's Ministry of Foreign Trade an

Louisville's plans for a multimillion-dollar waterfront development project may have to be delayed o

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Container volume surged 24 percent at the Port of Long Beach in 1994, propelling it past its neighbo

Newport News Shipbuilding, which relies heavily on sophisticated computer systems in virtually every

The slow-motion shakeout in Hampton Roads' shipyard industry that began in 1993 is likely to continu

Charlie Roberts, executive director of the Port of Oakland since 1991, announced his retirement Tues

In an act that will set the stage for development of waterfront property into the next century, the

INDIAN STUDY BACKS DIRECT S. AMERICA LINKBOMBAY, India - Freight costs between India

Air Cargo Association. Jan. 26. Luncheon speaker: Steve Denniston, director, cooperative education,

Responding to complaints by New York Customs brokers, the Customs Service is re-examining its waterf

A shipping line that has concentrated on the relatively small U.S.-South Pacific islands trade is ex

Forward Air Inc., one of the leading motor carriers serving the air cargo industry, plans to raise i

AIR FRANCE CANCELS BOEING, AIRBUS ORDERSPARIS - Air France said Wednesday it had rec

Lufthansa German Airlines announced Wednesday that it set records in 1994 for both carrying passenge

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Norfolk Southern Corp. reported record earnings for the fourth quarter and all of 1994, and its exec

The Belgian government is stepping up pressure on Air France to sell its stake in Sabena to allow Sw

Santa Fe Pacific Corp. and Burlington Northern Inc. will seek faster government approval of their fr

Boeing Co. opened its first avionics service center in the Asia-Pacific region this week. Th

U.S. inventories of distillate fuel oil fell by 1.6 million barrels during the week ended Jan. 20, c

AIRLINES RESPOND TO QUAKE EMERGENCYNorthwest Airlines' second emergency flight to aid victim

Aviation insurers suffered their worst year ever in 1994, with airline losses substantially above th

Four big steamship lines formally announced Tuesday their proposed all-water service from Asia to th

The name of the port was incorrect in a headline Jan. 24 on Page 8B. The story, "Amsterdam Sees Retu

The opening of a record-sized bridge spanning the River Seine at the French Port of Le Havre is expe

AMERICAN MARINE ADVISORS (Greenwich, Conn.) - Peter M. Klopfer joined this firm as senior vice presi

Cargo underwriters are expecting to receive substantial claims for losses incurred as a result of la

ALABAMA YARD TO BUILD SHIPS FOR GREEK OWNERSMOBILE, Ala. - Alabama Shipyard Inc. sai

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A Clinton administration official urged insurers to continue their push into overseas markets becaus

Yangming Marine Transport Corp., a Taiwanese carrier, remains interested in starting a service to th

ALEXANDER & ALEXANDER SELLS SHARE IN BANKNEW YORK - Alexander & Alexander Services I

AMERITAS LIFE INSURANCE CORP. (Lincoln, Neb.) - Lawrence J. Arth was named to replace Neal E. Tyner,

Nine storms, including a rare November hurricane, contributed to the $820 million in insured propert

A hiring freeze that was in effect at the U.S. Customs Service for nearly two years was temporarily

London underwriters on Tuesday reported a leveling of marine insurance rates after the steep increas

A week after the deadly earthquake in western Japan, shipping lines thatserve the badly dama

A series of recent efforts by New York port officials to defuse the region's dredging crisis may be

Burlington Northern Inc. and Santa Fe Pacific Corp. cracked the $4 billion mark Tuesday, with a swee