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U.S. companies doing business in Jamaica say the Caribbean island is a good location for their inves

This has hardly been a year for celebration among cargo executives at U.S. airlines, especially thos

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Japan Airlines plans to launch 747-400 passenger service between Tokyo and Dallas on March 15, but w

The dry cargo and tanker fixtures listed herewith and compiled in London and New York, include the f

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Seatrade USA, the general agent in the United States for global refrigeration giant Seatrade Reefer

Karel Van Miert, the European Union's chief competition officer, said the EU Commission could impose

South Korean political groups Monday stepped into a bitter row between major conglomerates over how

The Surface Transportation Board has cleared Canadian Pacific Railway to begin service to New York C

German police have arrested a man suspected of blackmailing Deutsche Bahn, the country's railway sys

The Federal Railroad Administration and the Surface Transportation Board began joint efforts to ensu

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A program aimed at improving soybean yields in Mississippi helped farmers produce a 1998 crop that,

FUTURES - December 23, 1998 OPEN INTEREST AND SALES - December 22, 1998All life-of

Unseasonably cold weather in California's San Joaquin Valley last week has citrus farmers worried, a

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Looking to grow beyond labor-intensive and low-skill assembly jobs, the Dominican Republic wants to

The Federal Maritime Commission's proposed rules to carry out a key element of the shipping reform l

The Russian Parliament's lower house gave quick, initial approval to an austerity budget for 1999 ju

U.S. court decision that struck down a Massachusetts sanctions law aimed at Myanmar has proved to be

Irritated by another slap from the new government, Germany's motor carrier association is lashing ou

The number of canceled mergers is rising, but a British insurance firm wants to ensure that failed c

A buried treasure - possibly French explorer La Salle's flagship l'Aimable - lies about 18 feet belo

Japanese car maker Isuzu Motors Ltd. announced last week it will eliminate 4,000 jobs and reduce deb

Ford Motor Co. has sold part of its stake in Kia Motors Corp., the South Korean automaker it tried t

U.S. consumers spent cautiously in November ahead of the vital Christmas sales season, despite the s

A federal judge accused Commerce Department officials of shredding and hiding large numbers of files

(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Feb. 20 - Dec. 24, 1998 (a graph)* Annua

In an effort to cleanse outdated anti-dumping orders from the books, U.S. trade officials have ignor

Nine years after the collapse of the Berlin Wall, Vienna International Airport counts itself a major

Dec. 24, 1998Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 189.27 up 0.16

The restructuring process of Romanian gas utility Romgaz will accelerate prior to its privatization,

Washington Gov. Gary Locke announced last week that Washington employers will get another workers co

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100%) is as follows

Peru's Fisheries Ministry banned anchovy fishing from Peru's extreme north to the southern Port of A