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For Henk Rootliep, the retiring chairman of Royal Nedlloyd Group NV, there's only one thing to fear

In the aftermath of Friday's bomb blast at the World Trade Center, the U.S. Customs Service's New Yo

SOUTHWESTERN BELL, COX INK BRITISH CABLE DEALSouthwestern Bell Corp. and Cox Cable said Tues

President Clinton should not let agriculture disputes prevent passage of new world trade rules, even

The International Council of Chemical Associations has issued a warning that the potential failure o

Transportation Secretary Federico Pena, in his first public meeting with the maritime industry, was

The federal Superfund program cleaned up one of the nation's 1,200 most severely contaminated waste

The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey expects to lose $5 million a week while rent is suspende

The British government is examining the feasibility of direct charges for trunk road users in order

CALIFORNIA STATE BOARD OF PILOT COMMISSIONERS (San Francisco) - Capt. Patrick A. Moloney was named e

Randy Austin thought he was going into the business of importing electrical equipment for sale to No

A growing Mexican market could be a boon for American ports in the short term, but as the neighborin

Unocal Corp. Tuesday announced a wildcat natural gas discovery made by its Union Oil Co. of Californ

Jilles Belanger, president of the Canadian Trucking Association, admitted his group did not lobby ve

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U.S., Mexican and Canadian motor carriers are taking steps to prepare for eventual hemisphere-wide o

There are "worrying signs" that the United States' belief in the multilateral trade system is falter

CFTC'S OFFICE IN NY IS CLOSED TEMPORARILYWASHINGTON - The Commodity Futures Trading

Florida homeowners eager to buy property coverage through a state insurance pool are still waiting b

Louisiana State Police may continue to stop motorists to check for automobile insurance, a state dis

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Exxon Corp. has tightened security at its Linden, N.J., refinery while it embarks on staff cutbacks

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In the rush to line up rail and truck commerce among the three nations of the North American free-tr

Royal Nedlloyd Group NV intends to continue carrying goods by both land and sea, despite intense pre

China appears to be bracing its billion-plus people for stinging price rises this year as the econom

Grape growers should join the fight against new excise, or "sin," taxes on wine at the federal and s

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 203.99 up 0.79 which compares wi

China could become a net corn importer in the next several years to meet the growing needs of its me

Insurance rates in specialty London markets such as marine, aviation and catastrophe reinsurance are

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

Evergreen America Corp. and the Port of Los Angeles have reached agreement on a new five-year lease

The Norwegian shipping group Wilh. Wilhelmsen Ltd. reported a steep drop in pretax profit last year

The House Tuesday overwhelmingly passed a bill creating a panel of experts who will recommend ways t

Trade between Canada and Mexico, the northern and southern anchors of the North American free-trade

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