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A snag in negotiations with the North Carolina insurer that won the first round of bidding for Kentu

A controversial soil-treatment company can continue pursuing its lawsuit against the Indiana Port Co

Eagle Star Life hopes to be first European insurer to break into Taiwan's insurance market.

U.K. merchant bank S.G. Warburg & Co. announced Thursday that it is teaming up with the U.S. reinsur

A meeting Wednesday organized by the Labor government between the Australian Stevedores Ltd. and dis

If what local investors are being told comes to pass, middle-class Brazilians one day will be buying

The flurry of activity surrounding the worst crash in Amtrak's history has moved from the Alabama ba

A shipowners association sent out an alert to members Thursday about the risks to their vessels in C

Gribetz International, a quilting machine manufacturer, covers the world with a marketing program th

California garlic growers have backed away from lodging formal dumping complaints against Chinese co

The chairman of the Federal Maritime Commission said Thursday that eliminating the antitrust immunit

MC SHIPPING (Monoco) - Guy Morel, vice president of marketing of V. Ships and president of MC Shippi

After more than a month, the French Port of Le Havre is a long way from reaping the fruits of a new

Carmine Ragucci still may realize his dream to reopen the idled Howland Hook marine terminal on Stat

Saying wage give-backs are necessary to preserve union jobs, Philadelphia waterfront labor leaders T

In a partial setback for U.S. carriers, Mexico unveiled its new size and weight rules for motor carr

Stena Line AB, the Swedish ferry group, reported a profit increase of almost 30 percent during the f

The Clinton administration's $320 million program to help U.S. shipbuilders become competitive provi

A clash has erupted between a leading coastal oil carrier and subsidized U.S.-tanker operators that

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Behind the heavy wooden doors of a historic old building that dates back to the 17th century, ambiti

The Clinton administration has reached a truce with opponents of the North American free-trade agree

Service into one of the biggest freight yards here came to a halt and commuter trains were delayed h

At least 6,000 people were killed and thousands more injured when the region's deadliest earthquake

GATT TALKS HUNG UP ON FOOD AND TEXTILESGENEVA - Peter Sutherland, director general o

South Africa must quit "mollycoddling" its big business conglomerates with tariff barriers and embra

Most U.S. manufacturers wave a final goodbye to their products as the truck pulls out of the factory

The Purchasing Management Association of Chicago said Thursday that its index of area economic activ

Driven by booming trade in the world's fastest growing economies, the Asia- Pacific region will carr

The economics ministry said east German industrial output rose 6.5 percent in the two months of June

In what may turn out to be one of the most important trips of his tenure, Secretary of Transportatio

Multinational corporations have taken the offensive to try to head off European Community moves to t

The pull of global trade is so strong that most of the remaining regulation on the books governing t

FOOTWEAR Women's shoes. Contact: Alju Industries, Block 1002, Aljunied Avenue 5, #04-25, Sin

Malaysia will not skip the annual meeting of Asian-Pacific nations scheduled for Seattle in November

The World Bank on Thursday sharply lifted its estimate of financing needs for the West Bank and Gaza

U.S. apple exporters are cautiously optimistic about Japan's promise to lift a ban on imports of U.S

Sept. 30, 1993 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

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Booming growth in Southeast Asia is spurring Caltex Petroleum Corp. to double its investment in Sing