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A.P. Moller, owner of the supertanker Maersk Navigator that was involved in a collision with another

The first double-hull very-large crude carrier built in Japan and complying with all latest regulati

Top administration officials said Friday the White House is committed to health-care reform this yea

ATLANTIC MUTUAL COS. (New York) - William A. Bernecker, Joseph Mayer and Robert G. Morgan were appoi

T. PARKER HOST INC. (Norfolk, Va.) - The steamship agency's chairman, T. Parker Host Jr., announced

For the week ended Jan. 23, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

RAYTHEON WINS DUTCH RADAR CONTRACTLEXINGTON, Mass. - The Dutch Air Traffic Control organizat

Business executives and economists are skeptical about a new measure by the Argentine government to

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A Louisiana senator's dramatic proposal to set a $25-a-barrel floor price on imported oil stands lit

WORKERS COMP REFORM PROPOSED IN CALIFORNIACOSTA MESA, Calif. - A California assemblyman Frid

The American Insurance Association and the National Association of Professional Insurance Agents are

Insurance and securities analysts said that Jon Rotenstreich, 49, may be just what's needed to turn

Boeing Co. will consider assembly sites near East Coast ports if it decides to build a superjumbo ai

1278 (Jan. 29, 1993) Previous day - 1279 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

World trade in steel edged closer to becoming a series of bitter showdowns between exporters and imp

McDonnell Douglas Corp. is redesigning a key part of the C-17 cargo plane after encountering problem

Looking to draw closer to private space organizations emerging in the former Soviet Union, McDonnell

Mary Harris "Mother" Jones, the legendary union organizer who helped lead the first nationwide rail

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A growing chorus of analysts, bankers and currency traders are disputing a commonly held view that t

The failure of Slovak Prime Minister Vladimir Meciar to get his hand-picked candidate elected presid

With two on-dock rail facilities already in place and a third coming on line, the Port of Long Beach

The Port of New Orleans Board of Commissioners has approved plans to build a 70,000-square-foot offi

DONLAR AND GALBRAITH TO JOIN FOR VENTUREDonlar Corp., Bedford Park, Ill., and Galbraith Labo

Malaysia, the world's fourth largest cocoa producer, faces sharp output cuts in 1993, and production

A recent run of milder weather is unlikely to be sufficient to permit U.S. primary aluminum smelters

NATURAL GAS INDEX FALLS 34 CENTS TO $1.59The Natural Gas Clearinghouse Friday reported that

The reputation that many Japanese tourists have for being, well in a word, suckers, appears to be ch

Twenty-six domestic and foreign companies are bidding on an $86 million port project to develop faci

Trinity Marine Group was awarded a contract by Foss Maritime Co. of Seattle to build two 155-foot en

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The Interstate Commerce Commission's plan to eliminate certain filing requirements for railroad aban

Unisys Corp. has sold a $1 million computer system to Cargo Center Copenhagen, enabling the Danish a

AIR PASSENGER TRAFFIC ROSE 13 PERCENT IN 1992Scheduled airline passenger traffic levels rose

U.S. consumer attitudes on the economy dimmed slightly in January compared with December, according