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If you were considering becoming the insurer of a $100 million ship, would you look at it first to s

Slow economic growth, environmental challenges, changes in steamship line strategies, political deve

Brazil's new computerized export-import licensing and numbers-crunching system, branded "revolutiona

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Engineering and construction giant Bechtel Corp. said it has received a contract to manage the $2 bi

Fleet Management Expo. Annual conference, Jan. 12-14. Sand's Expo and Convention Center, Las Vegas.

Nicaragua is selling its two top tourist properties - the sprawling Pacific beach resort of Montelim

REGIONAL BLOCS Africa - The Forgotten Continent. Jan. 13. Norwalk, Conn. General meeting. Co

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1324 (Jan. 8, 1993) Previous day - 1338 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

Federal regulators have announced plans to study whether Du Pont's fungicide Benlate DF is causing h

Pollution regulations. Environmentally compatible products. Hazardous waste containment. The thicket

The New York State legislature will vote this week on the deal worked out among Gov. Cuomo, the Insu

The state of Colorado has selected a new employee benefits consultant as it prepares to putnearly $7

Owners of the stricken Braer tanker, spewing oil onto Britain's rocky Shetland Isles, are likely to

The Bank of Norway has decided to continue floating the krone for an indefinite period, a central ba

New regulations mandating low-sulfur diesel fuel for on-road use will make it easier to identify tax

Shipping executives in the U.S. trades see 1993 as a watershed in the industry. They feel th

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Insurance, which already accounts for the biggest share of running most ships, will cost shipowners

Partnerships between major ocean carriers were at full steam in the Pacific Rim during 1992, but don

Three former employees of a once-prominent New York apparel manufacturer and importer pleaded not gu

The National Industrial Transportation League will be taking a wider view of transportation issues i

Friday Jan. 8, 1993 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

NEW YORK SETS HEARING ON FREE-TRADE ZONEThe New York Insurance Dept. will hold a public hear

US LINE MAY HARDEN, CHINESE EXPORTERS TOLDBEIJING - Deputy U.S. Customs Commissioner

Legislation has been introduced in the California Assembly to repeal a bill passed last year that pr

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,150-$1,250per ton lots &

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Japan's Ministry of Finance plans to use an international securities group to request that two overs

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The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission voted 2-1 on Thursday, in a preliminary decision, against

Friday Jan. 8, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representing

Hundreds of maritime organizations across the United States and overseas this year gaveawards to key

The story of Thomas W. "Teddy" Gleason, which came to an end on Christmas eve after a92-year run, is

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"Take our ships . . . please." That's what Atlantic Container Line is saying, supposedly, ab

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