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The European Community has put off debating a food aid loan to Russia after Moscow failed to make th

The Argentine lower house of Congress approved a bill Thursday authorizing President Carlos Menem's

Statoil, the Norwegian energy conglomerate, and British Petroleum have entered into an agreement for

Deutsche Shell and the Beta refinery, leaders of two pipeline projects to ship oil products to easte

The U.N. Security Council appears certain to approve, perhaps as early as next week, a Western propo

Rudy Monson has been taken by surprise. And if you heat your home with natural gas, you may be in fo

U.S. and Australian coal shippers are alarmed over an International Maritime Organization proposal t

Friday Sept. 25, 1992 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

Longshoremen in British Columbia went back to work Friday, ending a two-day strike over funding of p

BOSTON PORT MAY GET FISH IMPORT DESIGNATIONBOSTON - Imports of fish and other produc

Lawsuits could lead to the death of cargo subsidies that shippers and shipping lines have long enjoy

Competition among ports with off-dock facilities where marine containers are transferred to railcars

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Mark Perlman was named an agency vice president for the Northeastern territory. Mr. Perlman

For the European Community, the process of liberalizing the internal aviation market has been a slow

In what has been a tough year for the insurance industry with low rates and high claims, Michael Mor

The Senate has approved a bipartisan measure aimed at easing the way for small businesses and the se

The real game at the annual convention here of specialty-risk brokers and underwriters is not a glow

A formula to determine the levels of risk facing property/casualty insurers as a way of judging thei

With three major carriers in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings and three others having gone out of b

Just what does the customer want? That's the question that plagues many industries, but has

Recent leadership changes in the airline industry come amidst signs that the future holds major new

Twelve agencies and brokerage firms have become the newest members of the National Association of Ca

16th International Air Cargo Forum and Exposition, Oct. 19-22. Luxembourg Congress and Trade Fair Ce

MOODY'S PUTS RATINGS OF HOME UNDER REVIEW NEW YORK - Moody's Investors Service placed the l

When this nation's 260,000 commercial and air transport rated pilots fly professionally, they are al

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To the Editor Your editorial, "Privatize the Airports," Page 16 in August, repeats, virtuall

Time was that the air freight industry seemed blessed. Economic globalization, a desire to reduce ex

One would be hard put to find a business that has been more consistently successful and durable than

Although there has been some hue and cry in the industry over partnershipplans between major

Recently, a newsletter published by Avmark Inc., an aviation consulting firm, contained agreat carto

The 16th International Air Cargo Forum convenes in Luxembourg Oct. 19. amidst a world in turmoil.

Security has become a hot button in Ireland as there has been a marked increase in terrorist attacks

The lowering of rates and subsequent drops in yields emerged as the foremost forwarder concern voice

British Airways' investment of $750 million in USAir will benefit consumers, preserve employment and

In "Minimizing the Risk of Handling Hazards," Page 4 of the August issue, there is only a proposal t

Cargolux Airlines International is getting ready to take a giant step in the delivery of freight.

Less than three years ago, aviation was shaping up as a model for U.S. trade. The Bush administratio