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State insurance laws could be rewritten in the wake of report this week onKentucky Central L

Royal Insurance Holdings PLC is expected to post a pretax profit of UK50 million (US$73.5 million) t

The House Energy and Commerce Committee todayis expected to replace a tough bill to prevent racial a

The jury is still out on whether Swiss reinsurers will benefit from the spate of problems that have

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America's aviation partners are not in a liberalizing mood. The scorecard on recent and pending bila

Japan and the United States seem headed for a showdown. Bilateral talks between the two nati

Maritime industry supporters in the Senate easily turned back a challenge to federal subsidies, reje

In a long-expected move, nine ocean carriers sailing between the United States and the Persian Gulf

The International Maritime Organization faces challenge over the next two weeks as member countries

The Port of Vancouver, British Columbia, will delay the start of construction of a $160million conta

Robert D. Krebs, Santa Fe Pacific Corp.'s chairman, president and chief executive thinks his Atchiso

For the week ended Oct. 16, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Most people believe that, with few exceptions, Americans and Englishmen speak the same language. Onc

Burlington Northern Railroad expects the fourth quarter to be a resumption of the progress the compa

Roadway Express Inc., the less-than-truckload carrier the Akron, Ohio, said it has revamped its sale

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway and Stevens Transport Inc. of Dallas are offering a joint, refri

When it was announced to the world in December 1990, the alliance between DHL International, Lufthan

Three Weeks Ended Oct. 16, 1993, vs. Similar 1992 Period Cars CarsLoaded Loaded

ROADWAY PACKAGE OPENS GA., NC HUBSPITTSBURGH - Roadway Package System Inc. has opene

TNT Express Worldwide said it has entered into a joint operating agreement with the express division

When United Airlines and British Airways signed a strategic alliance in 1988, both companies predict

HOUSE TO EXAMINE MIDWEST FLOODINGWASHINGTON - Two House transportation subcommittees

The European Community Commission approved the creation of a worldwide joint venture between Allied

Boeing Co. has begun merging its two 747 production lines into a single operation. Boeing bu

Where have all the cargo managers gone? Fortunately not to graveyards every one, as the old

J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc. may be close to convincing a major foreign automobilemanufacturer

The internationally owned satellite organization that provides communications services for shipping

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC. (Dallas) - J.R. "Bob" McLendon, former chief information officer, was been na

In "Latin American Traffic on the Rise," on Page 4 of the August issue of AirCommerce, some figures

It's 10 o'clock, do you know where your inventory is? Probably not, if you're using the late

The nation's freight railroads can co-exist with high-speed passenger trains, but only after major r

Four European airlines will hold talks next week that could make or break a merger to create one of

Banking Technology Expo. Oct. 27. Second annual meeting. New York Hilton and Towers Hotel, NewYork.

Business is sagging, but Pittsburgh's efficient new airport is generating substantial savings a year

The membership of the Council of Trade Unions will vote next month on cost- of-living recommendation

Rep. Norm Dicks, D-Wash., has stepped up pressure on the Pentagon to buy billions of dollars' worth

Congress approved a $13.9 billion funding bill for transportation programs that cuts off federal tra

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