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In a decision legal experts and investment bankers are watching around the world, a Russian court sa

Tuesday April 8, 1997Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

Norfolk Southern Corp. and CSX Corp. late Tuesday were expected to reveal details of their historic

The U.S. dollar rose briefly to a 56-month high of 126.55 yen Tuesday, as traders dismissed fears of

Gerald P. Buccino, a corporate doctor who tries to heal sick companies, had to deal with a hemorrhag

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by Reuter Money Service, are selling rates among

U.S. and Japanese diplomats are heading into a third and final round of informal talks in Honolulu t

The boiling civil war in Zaire is making headlines, but the subtext tells a different story:that of

WESTERN EUROPEEUA proposed EU directive, expected to be adopted by year-end, would f

Saber rattling is at full tilt as U.S.-Japan talks here over a port dispute drag on against a Monday

UPS' NET INCREASED 9.9 PERCENTAS REVENUE GAINED IN '96ATLANTA - United Parcel Service had ne

Cargill has reached an agreement with the North Korean government for a commercial sale of U.S. whea

Volga Linen Co. recently hit the pages of London's fashionable design magazines when it reintroduced

CZECH SKODA WINSSAN FRANCISCO BUS ORDERPRAGUE - Czech engineering group Skoda AS said Tuesda

ECONOCARIBE CONSOLIDATORSThis non-vessel-operating common carrier promoted Susan Gianninoto

The U.S. Department of Commerce and Florida's quasi-private commerce arm Enterprise Florida have sig

Workplace pressures have been forcing employees to act in unethical or illegal behavior in a number

Plans in Mexico to auction off new frequencies on the radio band will let telephone carriers offer w

The Clinton administration is turning up the heat on Japan, which has decided it no longer wants to

The Journal of Commerce industrial price index declined to 105.2 Tuesday from 105.7 on Monday, setti

Investment by Canadian companies in Argentina's mining industry could jump $1 billion by 2002, a sen

U.S. cotton exports are starting to take off after a very slow start.The United States Depar

There is a seafaring affliction, worse even than the disease called money, that can flatten the stur

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 240.46 up 0.11 whi

President Clinton said Tuesday he was ''very concerned that we have not passed'' legislation to allo

After a binge of building ports to support its explosive growth in trade, China now feels it's time

The United States and Canada this week committed to ''virtually eliminate'' the most toxic chemicals

For the first time in recent memory, the U.S. Customs Service is prosecuting a case involving third-

Running a shipping agency can be a heart-wrenching business.John Griffith, chairman of Norto

With Congress back from Easter recess, insurers have stepped up efforts to make sure bank insurance

After working for more than two months on a bill to fix the state's much-maligned auto insurance ver

OFFERS TO SELL* THE PHOSPHATE SERIES PRODUCTS. (1) Sodium hexametaphosphate (food grade) P2O

Jordan's businessmen and shippers are concerned that onshore cargo inspection procedures required un

The leads are classified and listed by their Harmonized System (HS) codes. U.S. firms should note th

Following an erosion of cargoes and confidence in the Port of Boston last year, Massachusetts offici

DELTA SAYS IT WILL SETRECORD FOR HUB FLIGHTSATLANTA - Delta Air Lines said it will become th

April 8, 1997Baltic International Freight Futures Market Prev.Close High Low

SAUDIS TO OPEN PORTSTO PRIVATE OPERATORSRIYADH, Saudi Arabia - Saudi Arabia will let the pri

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South Korea has decided not to impose safeguard tariff measures against imports of bicycles and bicy