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ECONOMISTS: ASIAN CRISISWILL HIT CHINA'S EXPORTSBEIJING - China's export growth will be seve

MANILA - Philippine Transportation and Communications Secretary Arturo Enrile died Wednesday of mult

Prospects that Congress will grant President Clinton new fast-track trade negotiating authority this

The high-tech industry is urging the Commerce Department to exempt a broad range of financial instit

Union Pacific Railroad's well-publicized service problems have spawned an expensive guessing game on

CROWLEY AMERICAN TRANSPORTNorman D. Gauslow was named general manager of marine operations a

The president of Insurance Services Office Inc. said Tuesday the firm is speeding to keep up with it

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A Sacramento judge has refused to hear an industry association's lawsuit over the legality of the st

Salvage efforts continue this week to refloat a crippled cargo vessel that ran aground in heavy seas

A sunken barge off the coast of the United Arab Emirates was still leaking oil several days after ru

A 2-year-old flight of merchant vessels from the Greek flag, the leading maritime flag in the Europe

The head of the Lloyds Institute, Patrick O'Farrel, said Tuesday that by receiving international saf

Royal Bank has struck a deal to buy the Canadian travel and life insurance businesses of Nebraska-ba

Though the signing of a World Trade Organization agreement last year is intended to give U.S. insure

Jan. 14, 1998Baltic International Freight Futures Market Prev.Close High

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JANUARYCalifornia State University. January and thereafter. Transportation, logistics and re

US LOSES MONEY ONCALIFORNIA TIMBER SALESSAN FRANCISCO - The sale of timber from California's

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New York Mercantile Exchange - Jan. 12, 1998PREV. LIFE OF CONTR. OPENOPEN HIGH

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The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 222.60 off 0.73 wh

Jan. 13, 1998Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

International Petroleum ExchangeJan. 13, 1998 *Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

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Russian titanium producer Avisma, one of the major suppliers of titanium to the United States, has b

INCOMING PSE&G OFFICIALNO STRANGER TO TROUBLENEWARK, N.J. - The executive who will be taking

Tuesday Jan. 13, 1998Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

The Department of Energy rejected Monday a request from 27 utilities to stop paying fees into a fund

A group of union leaders has urged Western legislators to take their time at deregulating electrical

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The National Transportation Safety Board ruled Tuesday that a 1996 crash of the grain freighter Brig

U.S. business, humanitarian and religious groups are teaming up to lift a nearly 40-year-old embargo

Even before Hong Kong's new airport begins to operate, China is proposing a grand alternative just t

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers attacked the United Transportation Union Tuesday in a bid to