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CHINA BUYS 92 PLANES FROM WESTERN MAKERSChina purchased 92 new planes from Western manufactu

Bristol-Myers Squibb is pushing for a share of the $3 billion antidepressant market with a new drug

A hot summer of city smog may put Britain among the trailblazers in the development of environmental

ALASKA PIPELINE OWNERS WIN TARIFF BATTLEANCHORAGE - Owners of the trans-Alaska oil p

The maritime industry, despite a string of legal victories in 1994, isn't ready to stopworrying abou

Every 10 years Collister Johnson takes a major risk. In 1985, at 39, he decided to quit a co

Ship lines on the North Atlantic are trying to patch things up with their customers. The gro

Air France appointed Sten Grotenfelt, former president of Cargolux, as its head of cargo, replacing

Those who build new ships or sell older ones watch the gap between vessel supply and demand as close

As 1994 rolled to an end, Japan's Economic Planning Agency very, very carefully forecast that Japan

The trucking industry emerged victorious in the wake of this past summer's bloody battle between Con

Although statistical proof is hard to find, the widely held belief that long- haul truckers have shi

SPILL-RESPONSE VESSEL DAMAGES VALDEZ DOCKVALDEZ, Alaska - An empty 460-foot barge ra

A federal appeals court ruling on what constitutes the maximum hours of service limit has left some

The Clinton administration will ask Congress to phase out the Interstate Commerce Commission in the

Friday Jan. 6, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representing

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It's official. Lloyd's of London, and therefore the London insurance market, is entering the downwar

Japan's property/casualty insurers will expand coverage next month for water damage from typhoons an

A severe thunderstorm packing high winds battered San Diego Wednesday, damaging PACT '95's new Ameri

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Montana may find itself in court if the state follows through with a plan to apply a workers compens

While trade within Asia remains the fastest-growing maritime sector anywhere, the earnings from it c

Shipping lines on the Pacific will take advantage of strong cargo volume this year to try to rebuild

The deck is stacked against enactment this year of a $1 billion program of ship-operating subsidies

Marine hull rates shouldn't be going down, but they are, according to London market sources.

Now that California has met its Nov. 15, 1994, deadline for submitting a proposed clean air plan to

Efforts to make Puerto Rico a Caribbean transhipment hub face severe hurdles, followinga rate increa

APL LAND TRANSPORT SERVICES A Few Issues to Watch For Domestic TransportDomestic int

Railroads set a traffic record in 1994, but not in the way they have been accustomed todoing.

Like the politics of the region, Middle East connections for American importers and exporters are a

AAPA Port Authorities Push For Expansion of NaftaPublic port authorities throughout

The decision by Taiwan's government to permit some direct shipping with China will have only slight

(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Dec. 30, '93 - Dec. 9, '94 (a graph) (2)

The Royal Dutch-Shell Group will support an independent, internationally coordinated environmental s

Norway's industrial production rose 1.5 percent in November from October, Norway's Statistical Burea

Ukraine has scrapped all export quotas except those for grain in an effort to encourage foreign trad

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Take two parts soybean flour, two parts recycled newspaper and one part ''secret stuff," and squish

CYPRUS AMAX COAL CO. (Denver) - Garold R. Spindler, a longtime executive in the coal industry, Wedne