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The Netherlands registered a trade surplus of 2.519 billion guilders ($1.52 billion) in October, com

While the United States has grown almost accustomed to layoffs, restructuring and dislocation of mid

At the end of 1995, 58 percent of all Toyota Motor Corp. vehicles sold overseas were manufactured ou

After watching other big shippers in the North Atlantic wrangle special freight discounts from the o

The Clinton administration is deeply divided over whether to impose more trade sanctions on China fo

Container shipping lines plying the North Atlantic will try to strike a deal with the European Commi

Lloyd's of London reconstruction plans received a welcome fillip this week when Bermuda-based excess

Conference shipping lines that move imports from Asia are scoring early in their bid to win back mar

Union opposition is complicating Crowley Maritime's sale of its Bay Area ferry service to a local co

The Massachusetts Port Authority announced Thursday that it will shift all of its container operatio

PORT OF GREEN BAY (Green Bay, Wis.) - Jeff Finley, formerly of the Military Sealift Command, assumed

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INDIAN PORT UPGRADES GET FUNDING FROM ADBMANILA - The Asian Development Bank will pr

" . . . to boldly go where no shopper has gone before." Supermarkets have discovered that cy

The ratification vote on a tentative national agreement between the United Transportation Union and

Shoaling on the Columbia River caused by high water above and below Longview, Wash., prompted the U.

Conrail Inc. is laying out the most ambitious 1996 forecast among major railroads, calling for 4 per

HEARINGS REQUESTED ON TEAMSTERS OVERSIGHTWASHINGTON - Two Chicago representatives on

Canadian National Railway Co., hit by a severe reduction in grain and forest product traffic, respon

Jan. 25, 1996 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

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

International Petroleum Exchange Jan. 25, 1996Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

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Six joint ventures authorized to compete in the long-distance telephone service arena have resumed n

Electricite de France (EDF), the French state-owned utility, won a major battle this month in its ef

The United Nations is in hot water with U.S. congressional critics over a seemingly innocent ad for

Companies importing for the first time find it useful to have a working knowledge of the technical C

The U.S. dollar reversed course late Thursday to close higher, after news services quoted unnamed Ge

CHILE, CANADA START BILATERAL TRADE TALKSSANTIAGO, Chile - Chile and Canada on Wednesday sta

Japan's current account surplus is likely to continue to decrease despite the yen's recent slide aga

The U.S. Agriculture Department's Foreign Agriculture Service is modifying its loan guarantee progra

With aircraft manufacturers increasingly looking to Asia as the source for growth and partners in th

"Vigorous competition is good, but it can also blur one's vision."

Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien overhauled his Cabinet Thursday in a bid to strengthen the fed

EU OBJECTIONS DELAY TALKS WITH S. AFRICATalks with South Africa on a free trade deal, schedu

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Thanks to an innovative management program, Corning Telecommunications Products Division has receive

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