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

Some five months ago, the U.S. International Trade Commission, an agency with an annual budget that

The sharp contrast between Europe's private and state-owned airlines was underlined Monday by Britis

Senate Republican leader Bob Dole's decision to oppose new trade negotiations may be most significan

The U.S. dollar declined slightly Monday on concerns over the Mexican economy and worries about the

STORM PASSES, FEDEX REOPENS SUBIC HUBMEMPHIS - Federal Express Corp.'s operations at

S. AFRICA WHEAT CROP FAILING TO MEET DEMANDJOHANNESBURG - South Africa's forecast wh

Texas Utilities Co. won a bidding war to buy a major Australian electric utility, government officia

TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO VOTES ON PARLIAMENTPORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad - Voters in the Caribbean sta

Eastman Kodak Co. Monday filed a report with U.S. trade authorities detailing what it said was evide

The electronics industry, already a world leader in hard-disk drives and sound cards, expects to rea

The United States is alarmed about organized distribution and marketing of pirated software in Hong

The yen's recent fall against the dollar is unlikely to help improve Japan's labor situation, the La

The government will place caps on the award of licenses to private operators for some cellular and b

A total of $5.7 billion worth of hard currency changed hands on the Shanghai- based foreign exchange

For intermodal trailer lessors, the gravy days are over - at least for the foreseeable future.

The grain elevator at the Port of Milwaukee is filled to capacity. Lines of trucks stretch the lengt

International Petroleum Exchange Nov. 6, 1995Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)_

Nov. 6, 1995 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Premium-Unle

November 6, 1995 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals and t

Monday Nov. 6, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representing

"We accompany a great friend, a great leader, a great Jew, a great fighter, a man who pursued peace

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

Neptune Orient Lines Ltd., Singapore's national carrier, has set its sights on a global reach as it

As China struggles to provide more and more acceptable housing for its swelling urban population, th

SOUTH AFRICAN AIRWAYS TO ORDER BOEING JETSSEATTLE - South Africa's flagship air carr

The Journal of Commerce Transportation Stock Index gained more than 2 percent last week, reflecting

The very first thing one notices when visiting American President Cos.' new chief executive is that

GENERAL RE'S EARNINGS INCREASED IN QUARTERSTAMFORD, Conn. - General Re Corp., the largest re

Nov. 6, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., has introduced a bill that would force a trade investigation of Canada's l

Regional Container Lines, the largest and most successful container feeder service in Asia, is beefi

A bid by General Motors Corp. to establish production operations in Thailand is backed by U.S. offic

Southern Pacific Transportation Co., arguing that there's no proof of either shipper support or enou

China is to set up a life insurance company to provide policies to the 1 million people being resett

While it is now possible to offer the purchase of an insurance policy straightfrom a World W

A Jacksonville congresswoman urges lifting a federal flood insurance ban to save some coastal proper

Johnson & Johnson and Cordis Corp. have agreed to a $109 per share stock-for- stock merger, the two

Major South Korean carriers said they plan to hold off rate reductions in the battered eastbound tra