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Tom Hallett, a top official at the retail property and casualty insurance brokerage division of Fran

Devotees of Fruit-of-the-Month club are hooked on air freight. And so are fans of the cookie

The property and casualty insurance industry's positive fourth-quarter and year-end results will pre

Carriers are split over the merits of incentive programs for cargo customers. Some maintain that the

As it breaks free from political shackles, South Africa, the powerhouse of the continent, is making

The United States and the European Community are close to an agreement limiting EC subsidies to airc

The president of the Pacific Maritime Association said last week he is disturbed by signs that certa

The French navy intercepted and arrested Greenpeace protesters last week after they entered a milita

Southwest Airlines Co., seeking to expand in Chicago, said Friday it had agreed to acquire the lease

Five major shipping lines that sail between North Europe and the United States said they are discuss

American President Lines Ltd. has formed a Mexican subsidiary to take advantage of that country's gr

USAir will manage and operate the reorganized Trump Shuttle in an agreement that could result in USA

The Brazilian government reached an agreement with automakers and labor unions in talks designed to

Security is tight on the Maasvlakte, where a new state-of-the-art terminal for Sea-Land Service Inc.

East European countries trying to privatize their former state-owned industries should opt for the l

Germany's interest rates are high enough to draw money away from the dollar and weaken its value, tr

WORLD TRADE RELEASES FORWARDER SOFTWAREPORTLAND, Ore. - World Trade Services Inc. has just r

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New Jersey officials are hoping that the state's international trade department will take local entr

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Friday Mar. 27, 1992 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

Airlines increasingly are leasing portions of their fleets. But the once relatively inexpensive fina

LIBERIA FIRING UNLIKELY TO AFFECT SHIPPINGThe firing of Joseph Keller, the Liberian maritime

Development of a large copper deposit on the volcanic Alaska Peninsula could create 1,000 jobs but p

Tough times and a troubled economy threaten the insurance industry and the jobs of risk managers at

Dutch and other plant experts refer to the United States as the largest underdeveloped market in the

Norfolk Southern Corp. and Southern Pacific Transportation Co., taking advantage of a delay by two r

The Cold War may be over, but cities like this one in southeast Virginia are going to feel the chill

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Ray Walker, one of the pioneers of paperless trading, was elected to the top post in the world of el

"The pilot is sleeping." That's probably the last thing you'd want to hear on any flight. Bu

The European Community and Japan are trying to set a target figure for Japanese car imports into the

CRUDE OIL PRODUCTION IN RUSSIA DECLINESHAMBURG, Germany - Crude oil production in Russia fel

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Texaco Inc. said Thursday that its Malaysia subsidiary made a successful oil discovery offshore Mala

INDIA ISSUES WARRANT FOR EX-CARBIDE CHIEFBHOPAL, India - A court issued an arrest warrant Fr

Central America's economic prospects are brightening, World Bank experts say. The region, sa

Chinese buyers have target prices below $7,200 a metric ton for cash nickel on the London Metal Exch

Japan's industrial and mining production index for February fell 0.6 percentfrom January to