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ANTILLES LLOYD REVENUE JUMPED 59 PERCENT LAST YEARHAMILTON, Bermuda - The shipping l

Members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries slowed production last month to adjust

The pulp and paper industry is getting into recycling in a big way. Two years ago, the indus

Russia's economic reform program will be substantially revised following the dismissal last week of

A PROMINENT NEW YORK-BASED INSURANCE BROKER has rattled employees with the news of its impending sal

The National Council of Compensation Insurance (NCCI) plans to present a revised workers compensatio

Some of the largest insurance companies in the United States have stopped being "all things to all p

NATIONAL EMERGENCY DECLARED IN NAMIBIAJOHANNESBURG, South Africa - Namibian President Sam Nu

Three recent rulings indicate that reinsurers will be given an advantage over other creditors in ins

A consortium organized by Far East Energy Co. of the United States and Japan's Tokyo Boeki Ltd. plan

Apr. 3, 1992 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

The United States made little progress in three days of trade talks with China last week, and a top

Early indications are that shipping lines will have trouble holding their April 1 general rate incre

A worker at Changi Airport was convicted Wednesday of conspiring to steal more than $600,000 worth o

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The United States and Russia will sign an agreement today to permit the Overseas Private Investment

The Bush administration is expected to voice its concern today that the 13- nation Caribbean Communi

Greek and Norwegian shipowners, who control two of the largest merchant shipping fleets in the world

As of Apr. 2, 1992 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list prices

A Russian shipping line that had never before called in the United States put into the Port of Seatt

U.K. Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd Thursday dismissed threats by Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi to c

Burlington Northern Railroad Co. and the United Transportation Union apparently want toend a long, d

The federal government has begun to transfer the operations of Canadianairports to local aut

A bill to give truckers some regulatory protection against overweight cargo containers and shipments

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

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

Any advocate of a buy-American campaign could have chosen the 50-pound electric motors because of th

Nature's unpredictable weather extremes have turned a potential problem for Brazil's cocoa producers

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Germany's privatization agency has sold 6,300 former state-owned companies in Eastern Germany to pri

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ILWU'S ARIAN CLARIFIES HIS POLITICAL STANDINGDavid Arian, president of the Internati

There is a banner that hangs from the Washington headquarters of the International Brotherhood of Te

A sharp rise in the estimated cost of Hong Kong's new airport sparked renewed controversy Thursday.<

The International Trade Commission cleared the way for anti-dumping duties on aspherical ophthalmosc

Mexico is banning imports of U.S. boxed beef into the border state of Nuevo Leon to help its domesti

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