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Airlines and airports, the Hatfields and McCoys of aviation, are at it again. The enmity bet

A modest pickup in the global economy, due largely to an expected economic recovery in Japan and Wes

Shippers who employ old ships may face hefty increases in cargo insurance premiums if underwriters g

The U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York Wednesday unsealed 12 indictments charging 37

Republican legislative leaders say they'll scrap plans for a special session next week if they don't

A new alliance has been formed between Canadian truckers, the Teamsters and the country's biggest ra

Foreign companies, including at least one from the United States, are considering imports of jute pr

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 215.98 off 0.29 which compares

Four railroads have combined to offer expedited transcontinental carload service betweenCalifornia a

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Russian commodities traders, accustomed to political turmoil, said Wednesday it would be business as

NY WON'T ASK EMPIRE TO REFILE DATANEW YORK - The New York Insurance Department said

Spurred by Clinton administration support, the House Banking Finance and Urban Affairs Committee Wed

The Clinton administration's health reform package will temporarily leave workers compensation insur

Chief executives of some of the nation's largest health insurers say their companies will take drama

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Sept. 22, 1993 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

MEXICO TO ACCEPT 8 REFUGEES FROM CUBAMEXICO CITY - Mexico has agreed to take eight s

An Oregon tug-and-barge company is adding a large new barge next month that will increase its freigh

COMMERCE ANNOUNCES 'EXPORT MEXICO'WASHINGTON - The U.S. Commerce Department has anno

JAPAN CHAMBER LEADER BACKS INCOME TAX CUTTOKYO - Kosaku Inaba, chairman of the Japan

After about two years, the Port of Oakland this week finally settled a half- million-dollar question

The price of gold skidded Wednesday, giving back all of the gains sparked by the political crisis in

Molten Metal Technology Inc. this week dedicated a $15 million hazardous waste recycling system in F

The Teamsters Union General Executive Board, in a move likely to deepen divisions in the problem-pla

A threat by Los Angeles International Airport to ban flights by airlines refusing to pay new landing

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural ServiceAgric

Crude oil inventories fell by 2.0 million barrels in the week ended Aug. 27 compared with the previo

In Thailand, where more than half the people are rice farmers, U.S. computer products are coming on

The Clinton administration and congressional maritime leaders, who have been unable to agree on mari

Richard Riordan has been in office for only 2 1/2 months, but shipping executives here say the new

Malaysian tin mine operators agreed Tuesday to cut their output by 20 percent to help boost prices,

France's shipowners are pressuring the French government not to accept U.S. demands to pull maritime

A prominent tanker owner is pressing marine underwriters to shift attentionfrom the conditio

Intelligent modernization and rationalization of the plastics recycling industry could reduce costs

American Crystal Sugar Co.'s board of directors and officials are discussing the possibility of expa

The Saskatchewan Wheat Pool hailed a court ruling dismissing a federal government application for a

Shippers, carriers and labor unions would all like to see minor changes in the Hazardous Materials T

Japanese oil and trading companies are paying out large sums in demurragebecause of unloadin