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Shipowners were warned Thursday that unless they take a longer term view of their insurance needs, r

THE OLD UNION PIER, she ain't what she used to be. In pre-containerization days, the Port of

Crowley Maritime Corp. said it plans to sell its Red & White Fleet passenger fleet, routes and servi

Puerto Rico Gov. Rafael Hernandez Colon asked the U.S. Congress Thursday for authority to create a P

EDI: Information Partnerships and Competitive Advantage III - Maximizing the Benefits of Electronic

The bad news: the 1989 hurricane season started Thursday. The good news: a renowned storm fo

The standardized interchange of computerized information is still in its infancy in Brazil.

OECD MINISTERS ATTACK 'UNILATERALISM'Disputes over world trade and criticism of the United S

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has suspended maintenance dredging at the Georgia ports of Savannah

Drug paraphernalia needed to support the crack epidemic is coming into thecountry at such a rapid pa

Los Angeles Judge Bert Glennon Jr. sits on his bench, listening to an attorney drone on in the case

Rep. Robert W. Davis, the ranking Republican on the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, s

The two small hull cracks in an attack submarine under construction at the Electric Boat shipyard we

While the breakdown of trade barriers in Europe will provide opportunities for Lloyd's of London, th

American Association of Port Authorities. Information technology seminar. June 5-7. Marriott at Sawg

American companies exhibiting at an international electronics show in South Korea hope to capitalize

The nation's property/casualty insurance industry improved its earnings results in the first quarter

In an unusual cooperative effort, consumer groups and independent insurance agents Thursday recommen

CONSULTANT IS NAMED MD. INSURANCE CHIEFJohn A. Donaho, a private consultant who has conducte

The Canadian unit of Benguet Corp. of the Philippines said it has signed a royalty deal on six minin

Norway-based Bergesen D.Y. A/S ordered two large multipurpose gas carriersfrom Tokyo-based N

Serious labor disputes at two of the country's biggest shipyards could prevent South Korea from enjo

The six conferences that set rates for member shipping lines operating between the United States and

Computer makers along Massachusetts' high-tech beltway, Route 128, welcome the easing of curbs on ex

The World Bank announced a three-year program to help countries reduce their commercial bank debt.

The U.S. dollar was mixed Thursday in a choppy market as participants nervously awaited today's key

Airborne operations are supporting their seaborne counterparts in the cleanup of the nation's worst

The nation's refineries were operating at their highest levels this year, the American Petroleum Ins

Crude oil shipments from the U.K.'s North Sea Sullom Voe oil terminal rose 38.6 percent to 317,564 m

An investor group is planning to offer an all-cargo overnight freighter service that by fall should

ORYX ENERGY FINDS GAS IN GULF OF MEXICOOryx Energy Co. made a natural gas discovery in the G

NY UTILITIES OPTIMISTIC ON MEETING DEMANDALBANY, N.Y. - New York State utilities are "guarde

June 1, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Textile and apparel manufacturers are requesting that some key electronic messages be recut to fit t

Leading Edge Products Inc. and Daewoo Telecom Ltd. have signed a contract that will lead to the purc

Significant new supplies of natural gas are likely to be available to the energy-hungry Northeast ov

A story on Page 1B of the May 25 edition of The Journal of Commerce under the headline "California M

Developers of a proposed 240-megawatt coal-fired electric plant at Ayer, Mass., hope they can overco

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