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ACE POSTS INCREASE IN 3RD-QUARTER INCOMEHAMILTON, Bermuda - ACE Limited reported a g

Insurance agents and brokers won an important victory on a provision of the federal budget bill that

Brazil's government has ordered feasibility studies for the creation of rail, road and river links b

Air Express International said it has formed a wholly owned subsidiary in Panama. The Darien

Six weeks of flooding may cost major U.S. rail carriers in excess of $200 million, but the industry'

Just days after gaining control of the Massachusetts Port Authority, Gov. William F. Weld has shocke

Cash prices for West Texas Sour crude fell hard Tuesday in response to high levels of major company

Sugar futures surged in late trading here, climbing to three-and-one-half- week highs amid talk that

Aug. 3, 1993 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

JAPAN, US AGREE ON FOREIGN CHIP SHAREKYOTO, Japan - Japan and the United States ende

In the story "Analysts: Sea-Land's Belt-Tightening Boosts Bottom Line," which appeared on Page 1B Tu

David Romano, an independent sales representative for RCL Agencies and other non-vessel-operating co

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Koch Industry officials spent Monday flushing butane from a transmission pipeline that ruptured Sund

The story headlined "Insurers Seek Space, Not Stakes, in Lloyd's," which appeared on Page 8A on Frid

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The Interstate Commerce Commission Tuesday upheld its own standard for determining the reasonablenes

The yen's continued strength is prompting many Japanese companies to consider moving production cent

The Independent Bankers Association of America is selling environmental risk insurance to banks in a

The 14,731-deadweight-ton freighter Franina is heading for Cape Town, South Africa, with rudder prob

The United States Department of Agriculture and Russia signed an unannounced agreement in late June

Washington's Dulles International Airport opened its fifth air cargo building in July, increasing th

The 20,215-deadweight-ton containership Falstria is lying anchored at Pusan, South Korea's outer anc

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

Too much mud and not enough money - that's the situation at the Port of Oakland. Mud problem

Aug. 2, 1993 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

European business leaders took a generally dim view Monday of the radical restructuring of the Europ

The North American Export Grain Association said Monday it had received no formal requests from U.S.

As of Aug. 2, 1993 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

A Massachusetts plan to bring double-stack rail service to the Port of Boston is widening to include

The Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry is establishing an investment and trade f

Elephants once were revered in Thailand, symbols of prosperity and good luck. Now they are b

For the week ended July 24, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Railroad industry leaders have told U.S. Transportation Secretary Federico Pena that tax relief is n

A nationwide truckers' strike called over domestic taxes and road tolls already is having an impact

Aug. 2, 1993 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals andthe es

Coyotes have become a threat to aviation at the airport in the state capital here. Doug Sand

A lawsuit by 40 airlines attempting to block a tripling of landing fees at Los Angeles International

The Department of Transportation has ordered an administrative law judge to resume hearings on the a

Brazilian port workers Monday launched a weeklong work slowdown protesting alleged obstruction by po