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A poor prognosis for national health care reform this year has dimmed the chance of Congress passing

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 230.40 off 0.57

Steel Authority of India Ltd., the country's largest steel producer, is seeking alliances with forei

Insurers put a "disproportionate amount of energy" into vessel repair while ignoring the human eleme

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The Asia-Pacific region will remain a net importer of petrochemicals beyond 2000, with increases in

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Shipowners could significantly reduce the chances of damaging a ship's engine by specifying the grad

U.S. and Mexican ports in the Gulf, Florida ports and the intermodal railroads serving them stand to

Several ship lines will haul an additional 45,000 containers through Portsmouth Marine Terminal in t

Riding New York commuter trains is more dangerous than a Hawaiian cruise ship, but the federal gover

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The Federal Aviation Administration's chief inspector for USAir testified at a National Transportati

Constantine Iordanou - "Dinos" for short - has seen his tenure as president of Zurich-American Insur

One of the U.S. government's stated goals in Haiti is to see the economy get back on track, but comm

The Ready Reserve Force ships activated by the Pentagon for operations in Haiti are streaming into t

The movement of troops and equipment into Haiti is increasing as the military shifts its focus from

Maritime interests that have waited months for Senate action on a ship subsidy bill will finally get

Italian July industrial production rose a seasonally adjusted 1.7 percentfrom June and climb

A federal court in Pennsylvania ordered new asylum hearings for a group of seven Romanianstowaways b

Japan's government Thursday approved a tax reform plan that includes raising the sales tax, a levy l

Two mooring anchorage buoys were placed in the Columbia River near Hayden Island, the result of a co

Several key indicators, including general-cargo tonnage and man-hours worked, continued strong in th

The tide of stowaways reaching the United States and Canada aboard ships from the French port of Le

The German government has sold off the last segment of the former German machine and shipbuilding co

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DET NORSKE SIGNS PACT WITH US COAST GUARDWASHINGTON - Det Norske Veritas, the Norweg

Gouged by pack ice and submerged under floodwater, the Port of Dudinka in Russia's Far North until t

The European Commission's draft plan to regulate the way ocean carriers cooperate in consortia is to

House maritime leaders are pushing for an early floor vote on barge safety legislation that easily w

Attempts by Swissair to secure better access to the lucrative European Union market are likely to re

A plan to build barges that would be used as floating jails is being developed by two Virginia shipy

The Clinton administration on Wednesday was still battling threats by Sen. Ernest Hollings, D-S.C.,

Two of the biggest threats faced by Japan's shipping industry are the substantial appreciation of th

U.S. regulators are driving the lucrative medical device manufacturing industry overseas, mainly to

Shipping lines using the new Matson Navigation Co. shuttle linking Los Angeles with the Pacific Nort

A planned shareholders meeting this week over the future of Mexicana de Aviacion and Aeromexico was

INDIANS QUESTION PLAN TO DREDGE ST. LAWRENCEST. REGIS MOHAWK RESERVATION, N.Y. - The

Journal of Commerce Transportation Table. Sept. 23. Maarten van Eeagen, president of FokkerAircraft