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The soaring cost of health insurance is squeezing many non-profit organizations struggling to mainta

Giovanni Bisignani, president of the Association of European Airlines, has urged the European Commis

The Fair Trade Commission of Japan said Tuesday it will relax regulations concerning notification re

The Costa Rican Congress is studying a law, proposed by the Costa Rican Ministry of Natural Resource

South Africa's Mossgas oil-from-gas project will begin production of crude oil in the fourth quarter

Can competing agent organizations survive as one? A little more than a year after the Profes

The trading floor will never be the same if an experiment using electronic trading cards at the Chic

A report on Page 1A Tuesday headlined "Two Maritime Unions Vie for National Approval" should have sa

TRANSPORTATION IS IMPROVING in Mexico, but shipper demands are still increasing faster than carrier

The 1,000-pound sea turtle that attacked a boat full of biologists, the harmless-looking mussel that

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Pfizer Inc. is talking to the U.S. subsidiary of a German consumer products company about purchasing

Currency futures are one of the hottest financial instruments traded, thanks to growing cross-border

Illinois Central Corp.'s top lenders, First National Bank of Boston and the Bank of America, notifie

The railroad and trucking industries seldom see eye to eye, but they're united in opposing congressi

Oklahoma's House of Representatives Monday voted 70-29 in favor of legislation to limit the state's

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EXPERIMENTAL DATABASE FINDS FRAUDULENT CLAIMSNEW ORLEANS - The American Insurance Se

CP Rail announced it is cutting 500 non-union jobs across its network in North America and freezing

IS NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (NYK Line) going to increase its holdings in Southern Pacific Transportation

The United States regained its ranking as the largest merchandise exporter in the world during 1991,

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Transportation News Ticker The dry cargo and tanker fixtures listed herewith and compiled in

Thailand's gem and jewelry industry is turning to low-cost prison labor in its fight against the dam

Two Midwest companies that are major players in the energy-control equipment industry are pushing in

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American Commercial Lines, the nation's largest barge line, should have smooth sailing in its bid to

Consolidated Rail Corp., beset by a 4-week-old International Brotherhood of Teamsters strike, was pu

Tokyo stocks plunged to the Nikkei's lowest close since February 1987 in thin turnover Monday, and b

Quotations, provided by Citibank/New York, Foreign Exchange Desk, are offered rates of New York City

French consumer prices increased 0.3 percent in February, unchanged from January, according to preli

China will buy more aviation fuel on the international market this year as demand continues to rise,

U.S.-based cruise ships that have had to sail around Cuba for the past 30 years would be among the f

Journal of Commerce Special LONDON - The following is the list of bunker prices obtained dur

ATTACK DELAYS VOTE ON HAITIAN PRESIDENTPORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - The Haitian Senate again dela

Mexico will be forced to increase its imports of U.S natural gas substantially in the next few years

A new industrial port will be built here to accommodate a petrochemical complex forming the centerpi

America's small-business owners continue to rank the unaffordable health insurance issue first among

Carl Schramm has been president of the Health Insurance Association of America since 1987. Previousl