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A container-leasing unit of China's principal shipping line is going public to buy boxes, improve po

Large multinational corporations in the United States are finding it may make sense to buy insurance

The government's tentative plan to ease fire threats in the West calls for salvage logging and thinn

The government hopes to license 10 foreign banks over the next five years as part of a liberalizatio

Western German manufacturing orders fell a provisional, seasonally adjusted 0.2 percent in October f

John Bowers, the feisty yet self-effacing president of the International Longshoremen's Association,

As many as 3,000 people were evacuated early Tuesday when a fire erupted at a plastic pipe plant, se

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The World Bank pledged on Monday to double its lending to $1 billion a year for environmental projec

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The ongoing dispute over Japan's exclusion of foreign firms from a lumber contract for the 1998 Olym

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House Republicans today are expected to transfer jurisdiction over government assistance for the mar

Soo Line Railroad has a new contract with a key union whose members struck the company for 47 days t

Putting an end to lengthy speculation that it would never be able to provide tanker owners with the

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

More than one-fifth of the nation's mining deaths occur in transportation accidents, and most are pr

A salvage company attempted Tuesday to raise a 90-foot tugboat that overturned in Mobile Bay during

In what appears to be the first operation of its kind, French researchers have succeeded in ripping

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At least one Chicago-based transportation expert wants to see this city pay more attention to the bo

The International Maritime Organization, the U.N. agency responsible for setting ship safety standar

Lloyd's of London underwriters ignored the fundamental principles of reinsurance, according to an ex

Texas insurers hope the state's next insurance commissioner will bring strong managementexperience a

Representatives from six property/casualty associations, trying to avoid the infighting that helped

Indonesia's rubber output will remain stricken well into the first quarter of 1995 as wintering foll

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The Port of New Orleans has made its name in recent years as the leading handler of breakbulk cargoe

Multilateral pressure is growing on Sri Lanka's new administration to corral its spending and pare a

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It remains unclear whether China's decision to voluntarily curb exports to Japan of as many as 10 te

PILOTS WERE UNLICENSED IN MISS. BARGE MISHAPBILOXI, Miss. - A barge that scraped the

Shipping lines involved in an antitrust investigation into inland rate- setting will appeal an adver

Customs directors from throughout Latin America are looking to the U.S. Customs Servicefor advice as

The Port of Montreal supports the proposed takeover of Cast Group Ltd.'s container-shipping business

The announcement was hardly more than a paragraph in most newspapers, and it barely made aripple in

Home Holdings Inc., parent of the property-casualty insurer, Home Insurance, announced Tuesday a $42