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An insurance industry group that develops policy forms and coverages is adding two pollution coverag

Lloyd's of London passed its controversial bylaw Wednesday setting down requirements for brokers wis

POLICY RENEWAL BILL PASSED BY PA. HOUSEHARRISBURG, Pa. - Legislation prohibiting automobile

Insurance Commissioner Kenneth Merin stepped into the bitter stalemate over how to overhaul the stat

The Norwegian shipping market has seen more tanker and combination shipping tonnage change hands dur

The U.S. Customs Service doesn't plan to penalize Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. following the discovery

Longshoremen at Montreal staged another one-day walkout Tuesday in a prolonged conflict with port em

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SONAT EXPLORATION CO. (Houston) - Richard B. Bates was promoted to vice president. He will r

Shell Oil Co., Houston, said Tuesday it was considering buying a 50 percent interest in an idle liqu

ABU DHABI'S POSTINGS WERE LOWER FOR JUNEMANAMA, Bahrain - The largest oil producer in the Un

Atlantic Petroleum Corp., of King of Prussia, Pa., a large independent refiner and marketer in the N

July 5, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Saudi Arabia and Kuwait may be ready to offer further discounts on their crude oil sales to Japan fo

Increased crude oil production by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries resulted in an i

Bowater Industries PLC said that its U.S. subsidiary Rexham Corp. will construct a $26 million preci

ARCO CUTS POSTINGS FOR WTI BY 50 CENTSAtlantic Richfield Co. said Tuesday it reduced its pos

US, NORWEGIAN FIRMS PLAN BARGE VENTUREDixie Carriers, a subsidiary of Kirby Exploration Co.,

Ruhrkohle Production, Sales Declined in '87FRANKFURT, West Germany - Ruhrkohle AG, West Germ

BASF CORP. (Parsippany, N.J.) - Michael K. Adams was appointed to head the company's newly establish

Louisiana's effort to meet federal clean air standards could deal a costly blow to the marine indust

As U.S. exports to Asia gain momentum, the TransPacific Westbound Rate agreement, which sets rates f

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A Save the Lighthouse Keeper campaign is under way in Australia. While the place for lightho

STOPPED TOW, DREDGING BLOCK BARGE TRAFFICMEMPHIS, Tenn. - Barge traffic on the drought-lower

Reacting to new conditions under deregulation, Canada's largest trucking company has restructured it

Southern Pacific Transportation Co. said it is loaning several engines to the Denver & Rio Grande We

The Interstate Commerce Commission blocked proposed collective rate increasesfrom three truc

The round of layoffs announced over the weekend by CSX Corp. means the transportation giant has thro

Steep losses at two of its smaller trucking subsidiaries produced a net second quarter loss for Caro

Eight years ago, anyone living in this community would have laughed at the suggestion that one day

Rising interest rates and higher home prices made it tougher for the average American to afford a ho

The New York Shipping Association, individual ship lines and other carrier employer groups have aske

Ford Motor Co. has raised prices of its Probe models an average of about $200, the company said Tues

BellSouth is engaged in an effort to enhance basic telephone service options with Raynet Corp. of Me

Plans to build a deepwater container terminal at Falmouth in southwest England are approaching a cri

Talks aimed at averting a strike at the Weyerhaeuser Co., one of the nation's largest exporters of p

Textile Quotas to Watch as of 7/2/88* Fully Utilized Textile Quotas as of 7/2/88* Reflects c