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US EMBASSY IN MALAYSIARECEIVES DEATH THREATSKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - The U.S. Embassy issued

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President Clinton and visiting Mexican President Ernesto Zedillo are expected today to explore the g

U.S. farmers of fresh Atlantic salmon vow to continue fighting a trade dispute against Chilean expor

The Surface Transportation Board will examine whether to allow motor carriers to retain antitrust im

The Pakistan government is working on amendments to its patent and trademark laws to bring them in l

ALLIANZ AG OF GERMANYOPENS S. KOREA BRANCHSEOUL - Allianz AG of Germany, the world's third l

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942 (Nov. 13, 1997) Previous day - 953The Baltic Exchange in London on Tuesdays and Thursday

O'BRIEN KREITZBERGJulie Kim was named vice president and will handle aviation planning and c

The U.S. dollar fell against the Japanese yen Thursday on speculation that the Bank of Japan would i

United Parcel Service, still reeling from August's 16-day Teamsters strike, Thursday announced a thi

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A federal appeals court set legal precedent this week when it ruled a marine insurer must pay pre-ju

Ocean freight rates are dropping in the booming trade from the United States to Brazil as global car

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Rivers of air pollution more than 500 miles long run in both directions across the U.S.-Canadian bor

Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt are on an expanding list of Arab countries intent o

''This is the part of my day that I don't like,'' said the chief mate. ''Because I could get squishe

A little known but diligently aggressive Malaysian entrepreneur is expanding his horizons in shipbui

The financial chaos that has spread like brushfire throughout Asia has so far avoided the region's l

Some people may profess unease about Asian economies, but don't tell that to air cargo types. They'r

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Opponents of President Clinton's free-trade policies hope to transform their narrow victory this wee

As of Nov. 12, 1997Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

Women in trade and transportation have a growing range of organizations to choose from as they look

Taking their cues from the opposite sex, women in transportation are looking to expand both their co

Armed with the prohibitions set forth in Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, American women have been

Take a look at your telephone. It looks to you like the most ordinary of things, and doesn't even me

U.S. Customs allegations that China evaded U.S. quotas by transshipping apparel through Hong Kong la

The American Petroleum Institute's weekly report that normally appears on this page on Thursdays wil

Companies that arrange intermodal and highway shipments experienced a reversal of their steady growt

A proposal to restructure Europe's arms industries so manufacturers can defend themselves against th

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ONGOINGCalifornia Maritime Academy. Seminars on situational negotiating skills. Contact: Ray

The U.S.-flag maritime industry held its annual black-tie awards dinner last week, against a backdro

HOUSE PANEL HALTSEFFORT ON BANKING BILLWASHINGTON - The House Republicans working to reconci

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 241.10 up 1.55 wh

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