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March 25, 1996This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals and the

A study of the effects on heart patients of a new drug marketed in Europe ended abruptly when data r

Railroads fighting it out for north-south traffic in the U.S.-Mexico trades are bolstering their tra

Massachusetts supplied the missing piece to the nation's intermodal puzzle with the passage of a dou

Brewmeisters and thirsty consumers in the Pacific Rim can rejoice: A 130-year-old Wisconsin malt com

1425 (Mar. 25, 1996) Previous day - 1422The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

The French government appears set to rescue the money-losing ferry company Brittany Ferries through

Ports along the western Gulf of Mexico view the proposed $5.4 billion merger of Union Pacific Railro

Mar. 22, 1996Baltic International Freight Futures Market Prev.Close High Low

Growing trade with Latin America is beginning to take the sting out of Gulf ports' loss of most Euro

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A recent Cabinet shake-up in Laos suggests a harder stance on economics and commerce, despite govern

The Port of Portland's quest to find a private operator for its Terminal 6 container facility was wi

Having clinched a handsome victory in the island's first direct election, President Lee Teng-hui and

Russia is planning to build a transport corridor from the Baltic Sea through central Russia to the B

Times are tough here.While the Gary Works steel plant, owned by USX Corp.'s U.S. Steel unit,

U.S. and Chinese officials are tackling the touchy topic of textile transshipments.Negotiato

Texas exports posted a record year in 1995 thanks to surging sales to Asia that offset declines in e

The tiny Port of Gulfport, Miss. could be considered an unlikely spot for the No. 2 banana port in t

The development of load-center ports in the United States probably will intensify under proposals to

Trade leads supplied by:U.S. Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Trade leads supplied by:U.S. Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Already a fixture on more than 1.3 million U.S. railcars equipped with transponders, data communicat

Trade leads supplied by:U.S. Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

The following business missions are scheduled for the coming months. The Journal of Commerce assumes

Although trade ministers from Latin America and the Caribbean delayed until next year a decision on

Investment in manufacturing in the Asia-Pacific region won't be chilled over the long term by the ra

EGYPT, IMF TALKS FOCUSON FREER TRADE, TARIFF CUTSCAIRO - The latest round of talks b

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AMERICAN FINANCIALSELLS BUCKEYE UNITCINCINNATI - American Financial Group Inc. compl

A draft bill overhauling the federal Superfund program made its way out of a Senate subcommittee las

A Chinese-backed telecommunications firm is switching the launch of its next satellite to a Russian

Almost four years after Hurricane Andrew, lawmakers again face some thorny choices in trying to impr

Jeffrey W. Greenberg, older son of American International Group chairman Maurice R. Greenberg, was n

The House Banking Committee, believing bigger is not only better but also veto-proof, combined sever

Louisiana has broken ranks with other states and reached an agreement with Lloyd's of London that wi

A former executive director of the Maryland Port Administration settled charges that he traded in Ba

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The French navy has returned the last of five Greenpeace ships seized last year during anti-nuclear

Depending on whom you talk to, the ongoing wave of rail mergers and consolidations might boost the c