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CHINA SHIPPING FIRM OPENS SUBSIDIARYXIAMEN, China - State-owned China Ocean Shipping

Straits Steamship Land Ltd. said it will have a Club Med holiday village within its resort developme

Two ocean carriers are strengthening their service to the Port of New York and New Jersey from post-

The property/casualty insurance industry could face about $132 billion in environmental and asbestos

As the battle over user fees for the Alameda Corridor drags on, the project's general manager is con

TOWER GROUP INTERNATIONAL INC. (New York) - Thomas M. Daly was appointed senior vice president of To

Union leaders like to talk about labor solidarity, and there is a lot of it in the railroad industry

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 227.56 off 3.19 which compares w

As of Mar. 29, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SEEN ON RISE IN CHINANEW YORK - China's information technolog

After watching profits tailspin, Thai Airways International Ltd. is showing signs of strong initial

Many insurers, under pressure from shareholders and regulators to disclose liability, hurried to rel

Wisconsin Central Ltd. said it will relocate its Chicago intermodal operations to the Illinois Centr

NORTH AMERICA International Jeanswear Show. April 8-10. Miami Beach. Contact: Blenheim, Anni

The U.S. government is paying closer attention to the social agendas of Latin American countries to

The American Hull Insurance Syndicate, the nation's largest underwriter of marine hull insurance, sa

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STUDENTS BLOCK TRAINS IN FRENCH WAGE PROTESTPARIS - Students blocked railway traffic

1206 (Mar. 29, 1994) Previous day - 1199 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Norwegian shipowners expect to raise much more capital from equity markets in the future, as traditi

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Attempts by London aviation underwriters to raise premiums enough to cover their average annual airc

Recurring rain storms slowed, and in some cases, stopped inland commercial navigation across the Ohi

Mar. 29, 1994 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

United Arab Shipping Co. said Tuesday it is once again pursuing plans to build a fleet of 10 new con

The Maritime Employers Association (MEA) has approved a financial incentive package aimed at attract

The Federal Maritime Commission has ordered the Trans-Atlantic Agreement to turn over additional inf

Latin American banana exporters Tuesday accepted the European Union's controversial banana import re

The Clinton administration for the first time has suggested that the United States might take limite

Trucking company negotiators are expected today to present a final offer to the Teamsters Union, giv

On a bright morning with a strong hint of spring in the air, C.H. Tung is looking at ease with more

Inagua Lines Inc., which filed for Chapter 11 protection earlier this month, hopes the replacement o

An escapade in a New Orleans nightclub that included a $15,630 tab fortopless dancers has co

A former trainee in California's marine pilot program is suing the state's pilot board over his dism

South America continues to act as a magnet for shipping lines, as two breakbulk/container operators

NEW ORLEANS BRIDGE REOPENS TO SOME TRAFFICNEW ORLEANS - The bridge over the Industri

Sir Leon Brittan, the European trade commissioner, assured developing nations Tuesday that the Europ

The Commerce Department plans a major realignment as part of an administration effort to help U.S. b

Analysts are divided in their opinions about a move by the world's largest chip maker, Intel Corp.,

The Clinton administration gave an unenthusiastic welcome to Japan's new proposals for easing barrie