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Transportation Claims and Prevention Council. Feb. 20-21. Combined seminar on Transportation after I

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, in a move that could save motor carriers $50 mil

Shipping lines have cut a full week off the transit time from Asia to the U.S. East Coast, but port

Thirty-one people, including dockworkers and other stevedoring employees, were arrested following co

BILL PLANNED TO BOOST FOREIGN STAKE IN AIRLINESWASHINGTON - Sen. Larry Pressler, R-S

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

U.S. distillate fuel oil inventories fell by 8 million barrels during the week ended Feb. 9 compared

Canadian farmers realize a benefit of about C$667 million (U.S. $487 million) annually because of th

NIGERIA DETAINS OIL UNION'S EX-LEADERLAGOS, Nigeria - The former secretary of Nigeri

Wheat exports will total 750,000 tons in July-June 1995-96 agriculture season, up from 28,774 tons i

Acting on input from potential traders, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange has revised its plans to tra

Iraq said Wednesday it still wants a complete lifting of curbs on its oil exports despite current ta

Moslem militants have told oil and gas workers in Algeria to stop work or they would send hit squads

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Malaysia is asking its state governments to take steps to curb imports, out of concern over a wideni

U.S. trade officials are meeting with their Chinese counterparts in Beijing this week in the latest

Advertising, boon or bane depending on your viewpoint, is big business in China as state controls dw

A senior Thai investment official on Wednesday rejected requests by General Motors Corp. for special

Ford Motor Co. said it will end its controversial ad campaign in Japan, which has upset a number of

JAPAN'S EX-IM BANK SETS LOAN FOR PHILIPPINESTOKYO - The Export-Import Bank of Japan

Representatives from the Asian Development Bank have promised to lend Cambodia $300 million to help

A potential rival to the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation forum may loom as regional and European l

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Russia's gross domestic product fell 16 percent in January from December 1995, totaling 166 trillion

The U.S. dollar extended losses to almost a full pfennig as the Deutsche mark strengthened across th

German gross domestic product is expected to fall around 0.5 percent in the first quarter of 1996 fr

As agriculture department scientists move toward agreeing to lift an 81-year- old ban on Mexican avo

"Your Sen. Helms, he's our hero."

Top Russian officials scrambled Wednesday to distance themselves from the interior minister's plan t

MEXICO STOCK EXCHANGE INVESTMENT RISES 16 PERCENTMEXICO CITY - Foreign investment in

Wednesday Feb. 14, 1996 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represen

Grenade blasts Wednesday damaged the local headquarters of the Royal Dutch/ Shell Group and a U.S. b

Mexican President Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de Leon expects to sit down with seven Central American head

Opening trade in the Pacific Rim depends on the active, full-time participation of the private secto

The European Parliament set itself on a collision course with Hollywood and European Union governmen

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The crisis at Bremer Vulkan, Germany's biggest shipbuilder, deepened Tuesday as the European Commiss

Federal Marine Terminals, one of the largest facilities at Chicago's port, may soon set sail for riv