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Ar, matey. Pirates on today's high seas might be a match for the buccaneers of lore. And worse still, landlubber terrorists could still have a bloody effect on cargo and aviation rates.

Current Installment

Capacity Returns
2005-09-15

By Mindy W. Toran

With cargo insurance capacity now plentiful, buyers are beginning to look at the fine print in their contracts, from concealed-losses clauses to so-called delay coverage.

A Danger Adrift
2005-09-15

By Ronald Gift Mullins

While pirates on the high seas may inflict injury to a crew and delay shipments, ship owners don't consider pirate attacks a major problem, and few insurance claims have been paid.



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