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July 22, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 232.27 up 0.37 w

Caffeine anxiety. Coffee-crazed residents of Latteland are wondering how deep they'll have to dig to

The House Judiciary Committee approved Friday a modified bill sponsored by committee Chairman Rep. J

A story on Page 7A Friday, "House Judiciary to Weigh Changes in Antitrust Rules," shouldhave said th

Virginia's largest health insurer, under fire for allegedly violating insurance laws and collecting

OMISSION IN BROCHURE LEADS TO DAMAGE AWARDBOISE, Idaho - An omission on a health ins

EMC INSURANCE GROUP POSTS PROFIT SURGEDES MOINES, Iowa - EMC Insurance Group Inc. sa

Standard & Poor's Insurance Rating Services issued its first edition of its Marine Mutual Report, me

In a marriage of two Des Moines insurers that will create a company with about $5 billion in assets,

Doing business in Russia, and especially helping Moscow convert its decrepit military-industrial com

July 22, 1994 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

1436 (July 22, 1994) Previous day - 1433 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Danish shipbuilders are taking the European Union Commission to court over its approval of a $275 mi

Having endured six straight years of decline in the number of automobiles crossing the world's ocean

Delaware River Port Authority commissioners got their first look at plans for their new waterfront h

GLOSSARY AR: American Tanker RateSchedule RevisedRS: American Tanker Rate Schedule

Carriers believe fundamental restructuring in the world's automobile industry should prompt changes

With continued weakness in car exports from Asia - the traditional bread and butter forroll-on, roll

Freight forwarders in the Port of New York and New Jersey say that while they support Customs' plan

A major competitor is leaving, but carriers in the U.S. West Coast-to-South Pacific islands trade do

Despite roll-on, roll-off's brilliant performance in dealing with the vagaries of war, itsfuture in

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

Sea-Land Service Inc. asked a federal judge Friday to order that all 31 stowaways in its custody be

Transit times will be reduced by up to two days through the deployment of faster ships within the jo

Over 100,000 workers employed in one of the nation's most hazardous industries will gain new protect

BIG HEROIN SHIPMENT IS NABBED IN SEATTLESEATTLE - U.S. Customs agents seized 156 pou

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Inadequate infrastructure, land transportation alternatives and tough traffic mixes have ship lines

Roll-on, roll-off ship service between the U.S. Gulf and Mexico, which has been buffeted by strong c

Roll-on, roll-off carriers are facing a tougher battle for market share from lift-on, lift-off servi

European roll-on, roll-off ship operators are reporting a sharp recovery in cargo volumes on key rou

These movements of television and telecommunications equipment were the largest recorded from port d

The Baltic Freight Index is a daily indicator of world bulk shipping freight rate levels.

GRAPHS: (1)US Export Air Cargo Shipment Share by Competitor, 4th quarter 1993 pie chart). T

The old David and Goliath conflict lives today, ironically, in Egypt, where two Cairo-based companie

Insurance companies are giving airlines a breather this summer, with rate hikes averaging "only" 30

Southwest Airlines' cargo business is booming as the Dallas-based carrier continues to offerits bran

Q:AEI purchased Votainer International, a non-vessel-operating common carrier, last year to expand i

Federal Express' decision early last year to reorganize its international operations appears to be p