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JAPAN FIRM WON'T CUT PETROCHEMICAL OUTPUTJapan's Mitsubishi Petrochemical Co. has no plan to

LOUISIANA PUTS ANA UNDER STATE CONTROLBATON ROUGE, La. - Louisiana Insurance Commiss

Analysts said coffee prices could move higher early in 1993 as traders sense the potential for a new

Two property and casualty insurance associations have taken the first steps toward a possible merger

FIRST FUTURES BROKER IN CHINA OPENS OFFICESChina's first futures brokerage has opened office

David Rowland, the insurance broker who becomes the 55th chairman of the Lloyd's of London insurance

The overall value of Singapore's 1992 chemical output is being estimated at 17 billion Singapore dol

The liquidation of deficit-ridden American Star Insurance Co. has left several motor carriers and tr

As of Dec. 23, 1992 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

Ciba Geigy's recent promotion of Exhibit, a new organic pesticide that protects the poinsettia plant

Coast Guard officials in New London, Conn., were tracking an oil slick in Long Island Sound on Tuesd

At least 37 vessels were idled Tuesday following a collision late Monday between a cargo vessel and

President Bush offered a special Christmas salute this week to the men and women of the U.S. merchan

Congress probably won't try to change a 1990 oil pollution law's provisions on financial responsibil

WESTWOOD, INCHCAPE FORM AGENCY FOR JAPANTACOMA, Wash. - Westwood Shipping Lines K.K. is bein

Charles F. Davis, who worked nearly 40 years as a reporter for The Journal of Commerce, died of natu

INTERNATIONAL MARINE CARRIERS INC. (Mineola, N.Y.) - Thomas F. Keenan, vice president and chief oper

Whatever the kids think after the pretty bows are crushed and sparkly paper shredded, some of Santa'

Subaru of America is moving its West Coast import terminal from the Port of Portland, Ore., across t

A prominent U.K. shipbroking firm has accused tanker owners of weakening the market by selling older

British Airways withdrew its $750 million offer for a 44 percent equity stake in USAir Group Tuesday

Capping a 10-year legal fight overturning Pennsylvania's axle tax for truckers, a state judge has cl

U.S. aviation regulators may not be doing enough to protect the public from foreign airlines whose c

When the North American free-trade agreement was signed Dec. 17, the clock started ticking for a Tex

Edward L. Moyers, who took a financially weak Illinois Central Railroad to operating and financial h

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CN North America and CP Rail System announced Tuesday the start-up of formal discussions that could

Missouri Public Service, an electrical utility that serves Kansas City and other partsof western Mis

A Boeing 727 with 157 people aboard crashed in Libya Tuesday with no survivors, official sources sai

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Despite dense fog that socked Mexico City International Airport and forced a daylight hour closing f

Truckers along Pennsylvania highways will soon be watching for more than Smokey. Instead, ma

When 8-year-old Derek Thompson lost a leg while crossing a railroad track in Chicago back in1987, th

The railroad industry was represented at President-elect Clinton's economic conference by Gerald Gri

If you listen to the harried souls in the shipping departments of toy companies, nervously counting