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The naming of longtime insurance industry critic J. Robert Hunter as Texas insurance commissioner su

Japanese insurers are so flush with cash they almost don't know what to do with it, but the private

Two shipping lines and an automaker signed agreements with the Virginia Port Authority to use the st

Less than three months after leaving Airfreight Consolidators International Inc. because of a disput

An arbitration panel ordered the Taipei city government to pay France's Matra group NT$1 billion (US

U.S. and European textile manufacturers were close to agreement Thursday on a tariff-reduction plan

Gazprom, the state natural gas producer, intends to propose to Ukraine that it offer to Gazprom long

Pakistanis awoke Thursday to find that their third general election in five years threw into doubt b

California Gov. Pete Wilson signed sweeping tax reform legislation aimed at averting the threat of a

The Association of Tin Producing Countries will discuss China's admission to the organization when i

RUSSIA INVESTMENT NEEDS PUT AT $50 BILLION A YEARMOSCOW - Russia needs up to $50 bil

Within six months, some 300 full- and part-time ITT Hartford Insurance Group employees will be elimi

The Clinton administration is considering a 10-year, $1.1 billion maritime subsidy reform initiative

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Transportation News Ticker The dry cargo and tanker fixtures listed herewith and compiled in

A report in Thursday's Meat Trade and Transportation special section on Page 5B, "Meat Packers Defen

Ten carriers involved in the eastbound trade between the United States and the Red Sea and Persian G

If the North American free-trade agreement ever becomes a reality, it will mean untold opportunities

Japanese trading houses are worried that Japan's deteriorating economy will force Japanese traders t

Taiwan is showing significant progress in expanding air traffic rights for its leading carriers.

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A.M. "Bud" D'Alessandro, chairman and chief executive of the Alexander Consulting Group, died Oct. 1

Safety investigators want the Federal Aviation Administration to order corrections to autopilots on

Three Weeks Ended Oct. 2, 1993, vs. Similar 1992 Period Cars CarsLoaded Loaded

Despite efforts by governments on both sides of the border to ease the movement of goods between the

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Taiwan, which boasts the world's largest foreign exchange reserves, will likely encounter fierce opp

Negotiators from more than 30 nations failed after three days of talks here to achieve a breakthroug

Fish Before Work. Through Oct. 31. New York. A behind-the-scenes look at the historic Fulton Fish Ma

Senate budget cutters are moving to close the Washington headquarters of the Saint Lawrence Seaway D

1398 (Oct. 7, 1993) Previous day - 1402 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

The European Community Commission is close to approving a multibillion-dollar state aid package for

Emery Worldwide said Thursday that Rockwell International Corp. has selected Emery as apreferred air

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PANEL REJECTS PROPOSAL ON MINING BENEFITSWASHINGTON - The House Ways and Means Commi

The Clinton administration struck a deal with 12 environmental groups Thursday to allow logging on s

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HARBORSIDE TO MANAGE HOUSTON WAREHOUSETAMPA, Fla. - Harborside Refrigerated Services

A new oil pipeline from Canada to Casper won't affect Wyoming production, which will continue to dec