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The new round of world trade talks will be dominated by the topics of overhauling existent trade rul

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Alan E. Baer, President: 'If we are presented with a Wild West show with every carrier setting a dif

New orders for motor vehicles at Volkswagen AG at the end of March were on average 10.8 percent high

Argentina said its January and February trade with Brazil and the United States has suffered, as a s

Canada will appeal a World Trade Organization finding that its dairy pricing constitutes an export s

Circle International has dedicated a $15 million logistics center on Long Island, expanding the comp

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Owen Glenn, Chairman: 'We go to 360 destinations around the world.'As a global cargo consoli

Dwight Gookins, Vice president: 'Our customers ultimately drive the decision about which carriers ar

These are not happy times for Japanese companies.Corporate and government leaders know they

Anglo American, Zimbabwe's biggest private-sector foreign investor, has warned that a fixed exchange

Fritz Cos. lost $3 million on revenue of $317.6 million in its third fiscal quarter, which ended Feb

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MultiModal Applied Systems Inc. has released El Sistema MultiRail, a Spanish-language edition of the

hatever happened to those Customs CAT reviews? Very funny, some of you readers may think. I know y

It's going to be a tough year for U.S. and other foreign companies looking to export goods and servi

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'There really has been a change in attitude about sanctions.'

Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. has formed a national health-care division, ''Healthcare First.''T

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A senior European Union official here is attempting to calm U.S. nerves about the startling mass res

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The Port of Portland, Ore., said exports at its two grain elevators inched up last year over 1997.

Officials in southeastern Fujian province said construction has begun on a 30,000-ton dock in the Ji

Asian container traffic has shown continued growth at the Port of Hamburg this year.In Janua

The liner shipping industry is sick and getting sicker, executives of ocean carriers, major shippers

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Officials at the northern Port of Tianjin said Thursday that a new petrochemical wharf has started o

Swiss Reinsurance America Corp. has moved its corporate headquarters from Manhattan to its own build

The following trade leads appear exclusively in print in The Journal of Commerce. The leads are curr

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Albert S. Jacquez, administrator of the Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corp., announced that nine

Ted Prince, the former chief operating officer of ''K'' Line America Inc. and now a transportation c

European Union leaders inched closer to an agreement Thursday on a landmark budget deal that would p

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March 25, 1999Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

U.S. exporters won another battle in their fight to change a proposed United Nations agreement that

Senate Minority Leader Thomas Daschle on Wednesday said Senate Republican Leader Trent Lott has prom