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Insurers who cover shipowners and third parties against losses from strikes would be among those to

The Federal Reserve sold dollars against the deutsche mark at the DM1.8870 level around mid-afternoo

U.S. glycerine production totaled 296.8 million pounds in 1988, down from 307.2 million pounds in 19

SWISS TO CRACK DOWN ON MONEY LAUNDERERSBERN, Switzerland - The Swiss banking authorities, re

EPA FINES PARKER, EYELET CRAFTERS INC.The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency fined two New

Boeing Co., having lost one big Asian order to the Europeans, seems likely to assuage the hurt with

An explosion that knocked out about 20,000 barrels a day of gasoline production on the West Coast ap

Buoyed by a sharp jump in profits and strong business, Malaysia's maritime flag carrier is expanding

Amid pressure from auditors regarding potential conflict of interest among shipping agents, the U.S.

NEW MACHINERY ORDERS DECLINE IN JAPANJapan's new machinery orders placed by the private sect

The threat of a nationwide strike by dockworkers in Britain appeared to recede Tuesday, when a dispu

CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS EXPECTED TO FALL 3 PERCENTConstruction contracting will fall about 3

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State officials in Maryland picked Brendan J. "Bud" O'Malley, a veteran New York port executive, to

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

NORTH AMERICA American Textile Machinery Exhibition-International. April 17-21. Textile Hall

Polymers Unocal Corp.'s Polymers Group, Schaumburg, Ill., will increase prices for its 76 RE

About 1,500 people evacuated when a fire and explosions at a chemical plantsent smoke billow

Taiwan's Export-Import Bank plans to provide loans to U.S. companies to help encourage U.S. exports

The government of the Philippines appears to have thrown in the towel in attempts to auction off its

The legendary Malcom McLean, father of the containership, knows what's wrong with the shipping indus

Attorneys for Employers Insurance of Wausau Inc. are in New York this week deposing Xerox Corp. offi

Brazil is subsidizing its exports to the United States of fabricated steel wheels generally used on

Colorado Gov. Roy Romer is expected to sign a bill soon that will allow AIDS patients to collect the

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

A committee's work is never done - especially when it's dealing with international electronic data i

TO ANY SERIOUS AIR CARGO WATCHER, it is fairly clear that there is evolving a relatively small but p

BASF Corp. is tempting governmental officials in both Indiana and Ohio with a proposed $150 million

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TAIWAN'S GOLD IMPORTS FELL 63 PERCENT IN 1ST QUARTERTAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan's gold imports w

This week: NEW ENGLAND: Until Power Corp., Exeter, N.H.MID-ATLANTIC: Atlantic Electric, Plea

Leading legislators, consumer groups and social service advocates here want Wisconsin to be the seco

A coalition of agricultural export suppliers, producers and processors wants the Federal Maritime Co

Ronald W. Stasch was elected president of the Risk and Insurance Management Society for the 1989-90

It can stop bulldozers with a flick of its tail. It can confound city planning agencies with a mere

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Three federal agencies have proposed changes to their zero tolerance drug policy that provide an alt

The National Transportation Safety Board staff dropped to 280 between 1981 and 1982 as a result of R

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South African police have mounted an international search for five men who allegedly defrauded two o