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Britain has its Egon Ronay, France has its Michelein and we have our Mobil Travel Guide. Eve

Boeing 767 Testing Being Held in BoliviaLA PAZ, Bolivia - The first high-altitude airport te

Thomas Brooke, president of irregular route carrier Frederick Transport of Dundas (just outside the

Faced with a lack of progress in talks to end the strikes by conventional cargo dockers, Rotterdam's

Norske Cruise A/S has decided to sue both Kloster Cruise A/S and Finland's Wartsila shipyard for up

Canadian Shipments Increase in ValueShipments by Canadian plastics processors (custom, propr

Royal Insurance PLC, one of Britain's biggest insurance companies, reported a record pretax profit f

The U.S. dollar plunged sharply in early trading Thursday on news that durable goods orders fell mor

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

European oil prices rallied by 40 cents a barrel Thursday after falling sharply for three consecutiv

South Korea has decided to appreciate the won against the U.S. dollar by 6 percent by the end of thi

Top British industrialists may send a mission to Washington to lobby against protectionist pressures

Two European airlines, Sabena, the Belgian state carrier, and Scandinavian Airlines System are conti

A government official defended Thailand's proposal to restore the infamous ''death railway," and sai

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

Stearns Joins ShearsonDivisionAmerican Express Co.'s Shearson Lehman Bros. unit said

GENERAL NEWS James R. Steckel was named vice president, production of The Journal of Commerc

Gotaas-Larsen Shipping Corp. earned a net profit of $30.6 million in 1986, a sharp increase from the

About 11,000 workers at Plymouth's naval docks staged a one-day strike Wednesday to protest a plan b

Hale Container Line of Baltimore will inaugurate its third container feeder barge service next Thurs

Guy F. Tozzoli received eight different job offers from the private sector after he announced his pl

U.S. computer chip makers are on shaky ground as Japanese manufacturers continue to garner more mark

The Georgia House is expected to reconsider insurance legislation that would give the insurance comm

China Allowed to Open Los Angeles ConsulateA State Department official said China is being a

Two more major tin producers, China and Brazil, will reduce exports this year in hopes of boosting p

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Iraq's deputy prime minister Taha Yassin Ramadan and oil minister Qassim al- Oraibi arrived here for

A powerful partnership, soon to include the First City financial group of Vancouver, has bid nearly

Since the Chernobyl nuclear disaster early last year, a question reverberating in the U.S. coal expo

Westmoreland Coal Co. earnings should improve in the fourth quarter this year, as a result of a stre

A county supervisor wants the port of Oakland to investigate allegations that Southern Air Transport

Hopes are fading in Australia that a new aviation agreement will be negotiated with the United State

Orders to U.S. factories for "big ticket" durable goods plunged 7.5 percent in January, the biggest

Seaway Trade Mission '87. 40-member delegation sponsored by St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. an

The New Orleans Dock Board approved wide-ranging changes in the port's pricing structure, boosting g

Preliminary Commerce Department statistics place the U.S. merchandise trade deficit with Canada last

The stock market largely ignored the Tower Commission report on the White House's handling of the Ir

S. Korea Plans Fund To Help Third WorldSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea plans to create a fu

Ecuador Seeks OK For Oil Price CutQUITO, Ecuador - Ecuador is seeking OPEC approval to lower

Two key congressional committees are turning thumbs down on the Reagan administration's controversia