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Prices for directors and officers liability insurance will increase only marginally this year for mo

Through a partnership with the Georgia insurance commissioner's office and the Atlanta Urban League,

PENN CENTRAL TO CHANGE ITS NAME ON MARCH 25CINCINNATI - Penn Central Corp. said it w

MEXICO, COSTA RICA RESUME TRADE TALKSMEXICO CITY - High-level Mexican commerce offic

Stanford Parris, the top U.S. Seaway official, Tuesday made his strongest pitch to datefor Canada to

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JET WING CATCHES FIRE WHILE LANDING IN TOKYOThe wing of a Northwest Airlines jumbo jet caugh

Debate and dissent are alive and well in the West Coast longshore union. A philosophical argument ov

The Clinton administration has hit a bump in the information superhighway in the form of a domestic

The volume of material to be removed in the planned Boston harbor dredging project has risen by abou

Hong Kong property prices and rents are literally going through the roof and are likely to continue

Princess Cruises grew into the third-largest cruise line in the world while barely getting wet in th

Leaders of four major U.S. Great Lakes ports have approved a plan to sharplycut lockage toll

Americans are accelerating their flight from California and much of the Northeast to the Southeast,

GENERAL STEAMSHIP (San Francisco) - Capt. Robin A. Lindsay has been appointed vice president for th

NORTH AMERICA Comdex/Comexpo Mexico. March 8-11. Mexico City. Computers and technology. This

USAfrica Airways, a new carrier that plans to begin service between the United States and South Afri

China on Tuesday vowed to abolish poverty by the year 2000 by lifting the living standards of the 80

The organization that represents owners of large bulk carriers wants to attract more members from th

Two Ryan-Walsh Inc. executives have left the company to join competing stevedore Cooper/T. Smith Cor

North American shippers are turning their backs on longtime trucking partners and opting for non-uni

UNION: AUSTRALIAN MINERS TO END STRIKE FRIDAYCANBERRA - Australia's miners of black

A key shippers group said the 1984 Shipping Act needs to be changed because the authority it provide

A company mentioned in a story on Page 8B Feb. 24, "Charter Company Sets Course for RouteNorth of Ru

WILH. WILHELMSEN LTD. LOSES $6.4 MILLIONLONDON - Wilh. Wilhelmsen Ltd., the Norwegia

The European Union finalized an agreement Tuesday to admit Finland and Sweden to its ranks next year

The U.S. banking industry has recovered its financial health to such an extent that major U.S. compa

The European Union's competition commissioner, Karel Van Miert, reacted favorably Tuesday to the out

The South Korean government and leading conglomerates plan to invest more than US$65 million over th

The Coast Guard is slowly continuing a limited investigation into concerns about a significant lack

The United States and Britain will support moving forward the starting date for implementation of th

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Douglas J. Marchand, port director and general manager of the Port of Galveston, Texas,was named to

Truck drivers passing through Indiana have a better chance of winning the daily lottery than getting

China will liberalize price controls on coal and petroleum this year as part of efforts to switch to

VIETNAM MAY OFFER PRIVATE AIRLINE SHARESHANOI, Vietnam - Vietnam's Civil Aviation Ad

Ukraine is diverting for its own use 54 cubic yards a day of Russian export gas destined for Western

OPEC CRUDE SUPPLIES PUT AT 25 MILLION B/DLONDON - The Organization of Petroleum Expo

The average Russian is working two jobs, living in a cramped apartment and probably using money that

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