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TOYOTA EXPECTS RECORDNET PROFIT OF $4 BILLIONTOKYO - Toyota Motor Corp. is expected to post

J.P. MORGAN SAYS BRAZILCURRENCY CRISIS UNLIKELYNEW YORK - Although Brazil is vulnerable to a

With little time left to win renewed trade negotiating power this year, the White House this week wi

OFFERS TO BUY* SANITARY VENDING DISPENSERS. Women's sanitary dispensers vending machine - in

'We are not promising overnight miracles.'

Hong Kong will keep promoting free trade around the world as it re-evaluates the global trading rule

The Senate Governmental Affairs Committee is investigating allegations that President Clinton's choi

Q: What is the main issue that trans-Pacific shipping executives will discuss when they begin their

SECURITY TIGHTENED FORIMF-WORLD BANK MEETHONG KONG - Police Friday began sealing off undergr

Representatives from Canada's business community announced they have created a voluntary internation

Danube Knitwear Ltd. is using an unlikely offshore source for the 15 million T-shirts it turns out e

The dynamic growth of the Internet - the global information system - is forecast to penetrate most g

Transportation Secretary Rodney Slater staunchly defended U.S. sanctions against Japan over its rest

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Russian state-owned oil major Rosneft said Friday its privatization plans may not now go ahead this

New York Mercantile Exchange - Sept. 4, 1997Prev. Life of Contr. Open Open High Low

A forthcoming statement of U.S. energy policy is expected to focus on fostering much closer ties amo

Sept. 5, 1997U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

GREENPEACE ACTIVISTSPLAN ARCTIC PROTECTSANCHORAGE - Greenpeace activists, back from a high-p

Anti-dumping duties of up to 15 percent are being imposed by the Indian government on purified terep

LABOR DEPT. ORDERSWHISTLE-BLOWER REHIREDRICHLAND, Wash. - The U.S. Department of Labor has o

The U.S. dairy industry Friday asked the Clinton administration to challenge Canadian dairy export s

Industry analysts doubt that Brazil will follow through with a threat to ban imports of U.S. soybean

New York State Electric and Gas Corp. Friday filed a request with federal regulators seeking swift a

Crowley American Transport says that, effective this week, it is adding a fourth weekly sailing betw

SHIPSTAIWAN RELAXES RULESFOR CHINA SHIP FIRMSTAIPEI - Taiwan's Ministry of Transport

Coming to a Canadian grain elevator near you: Shipping delays, Part Deux.About 1,900 grain-l

For the week ended August 30, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled

Emery Worldwide is beefing up its presence in Asia with a million-square-foot regional site in Singa

COLUMBUS LINEGreg Wilson was named general manager, Columbus Line New Zealand Ltd., based in

An agreement between Ingalls Shipbuilding and Avondale Industries Inc. to team up for commercial shi

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Dressed as a clown with a tear in his eye, the cartoon on the front page of El Cameleon magazine's m

A surprising summer surge in charter rates for very large crude carriers is likely to continue in th

ONGOINGMystic Marinelife Aquarium. Now through Sept. 14. Artifacts from an ancient Roman shi

The U.S. transportation industry's largest perception study, recently conducted by Distribution Maga

The United Parcel Service strike predictably cut transportation payrolls in August, but strike-relat

A high-stakes struggle to boost U.S. exports of software could turn hot or deadly cold this week as

Despite continuing pressure on freight rates, top executives of the major shipping lines that move g