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Despite the ups and downs of container cargo statistics this year through the Gulf of Mexico, Gulf p

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ACE Ltd. , a specialty underwriter for Fortune 500 companies with claims exceeding $100 million, rep

Russian credit problems have once again undercut demand in the freight market, brokers said.

NEW DRUG RULES INCLUDE BALTIMORE'S DOCKERSDockworkers at the Port of Baltimore will be inclu

Britain has proposed dropping operating restrictions for U.S. carriers at London's Heathrow Internat

Two French trade associations have broken with the country's employers' group and asked the governme

REGIONAL BLOCS Third Annual Global Free-Trade Zones Conference and Exhibit '92. Dec. 6-9. Mi

Law enforcement officials in New Jersey, who have been trying to stop a rise in the number of hijack

A large gravel-hauling contract in Maine may be the key to restoring freight rail service to the eas

A number of the California's public companies are being introduced to Edgar this month. Edga

Echoing big business efforts to redress and redevelop business tools, property and casualty insurers

Petroleos Mexicanos is reducing its work force to increase its investment budget for exploration and

Insurers are becoming more sophisticated in assessing risks in the directors and officers liability

Restructuring the Mexican port system will result in a decentralized environment involving autonomou

Insured pollution liability from the damage caused by the explosion of the tanker Aegean Sea last We

PARTNER TO BUY OUT SALOMON IN VENTURERussia's Almazjuvelirexport, the country's sole export

The newly appointed chief executive of Lloyd's of London, Peter Middleton, is winning approval from

Despite economic doldrums on both sides of the Pacific Ocean, container shipping traffic levels have

Strengthened capital standards, giving insurance commissioners more power to intervene when an under

Fall: A time for tumbling leaves, roasted chestnuts and. . .haggling over freight rateson the North

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

The Mexican government will turn to private investors for billions of dollars in capital to rejuvena

IRELAND WILL OPPOSE US-EC TRADE ACCORDDUBLIN, Ireland - The Irish agriculture minister said

Westinghouse Electronic Systems may use some equipment from India for products sold in the Middle Ea

Seafaring unions at American President Lines have accused the U.S.-flag carrier of threatening to sw

An item the "People" column on Page 1B Dec. 2 incorrectly characterized Atlantic ContainerLine's pro

U.S. insurers are hoping the recent breakthrough over agriculture in ongoing world trade talks may o

The International Monetary Fund has agreed to delay the deadline for Egypt's first economic reform p

Improvements in intermodal railroad equipment and service are keeping loss and damage at a low level

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

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York, are selling rates among trading

Gov. Chris Patten may have no choice but to back down from his proposals to expand Hong Kong democra

Taiwan's foreign currency reserves, among the world's largest, plunged $5.6 billion during the past

Singapore. Manila. Los Angeles. Malta. Le Havre. Charleston, S.C., and Oakland: These are among the

the J.C. Penney Co. of Dallas recently sent some high-powered talent over to explain retailing to 27

The story "ICC Rules 70 Truckers Must Cancel File Tariffs," which appeared on Page 2B Nov.25, incorr

The realization of the North American free-trade agreement is likely to expand the role of double-st

Petroleum Tankship Operations. Dec. 7-10. New York. Course taught by Arthur McKenzie, directorof the

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