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The Port of Vostochny in Russia's Far East, comfortably mired in decades of Soviet inefficiency, has

In a deal likely to beckon shippers while further blurring the lines between less-than-truckload and

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Protests in Australia over French nuclear testing in the South Pacific will result in millions of do

China aims to balance its budget by the end of the decade through what one official terms the "first

LUFTHANSA CARGO ADDS FREIGHTER FLIGHTS TO USNEW YORK - Lufthansa Cargo AG will add t

Boundaries are blurring among bankers, institutional investors and the insurance and reinsurance ind

The sleepy world of liner shipping within Europe is on the verge of a radical shake-up as shippers a

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IDAHO POWER TO OFFER EXPERTISE IN INDONESIABOISE, Idaho - Idaho Power Co. hopes to b

The Chilean government has cleared the way for two rival groups, one including Tenneco, to construct

At the busy Burchard quay here, technicians for stevedore Hamburger Hafen und Lagerhaus Gesellschaft

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Tucked away in the giant bill for balancing the budget in the next seven years is a small provision

European currency fluctuations have slowed economic growth while providing a competitive advantage f

The introduction of a fixed exchange rate for the Russian ruble is unlikely in the next five years,

A possible breakthrough in the former Soviet Union's longest-running ethnic conflict, between Armeni

Brazil is making a series of trade policy adjustments this week after restoring its customary surplu

MarkAir Inc., the small Denver-based airline that suddenly ceased operations, withdrew its petition

The Department of Insurance has sweetened the pot for insurance companies that agree to remove custo

The Belship Case (1995 U.S. Dist. Lexis 10541) recently decided by the Southern District Court of Ne

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HOUSE, SENATE AGREE TO FUND NADBANKWASHINGTON - House and Senate negotiators agreed

France demanded Thursday that the European Commission delay ratification of an international agreeme

With the deadline closing in for the Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. to assume control of pi

While a sophisticated marketing campaign may be key to attracting new business in some cases, Henry

Oct. 26, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Starbucks Coffee Co. said Thursday it has formed a joint venture with Sazaby Inc., a Japanese retail

The Quebec separatists are jokingly said to want an "independent Quebec with a strong, united Canada

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Germany produced 403,800 automobiles and other motor vehicles in September, down 2 percent on the ye

For the first time, China's exports of machinery and electronics have overtaken textiles and garment

FLORIDA YARD CONSIDERS RELOCATING DRY DOCKJACKSONVILLE, Fla. - If a local shipyard is succes

Delco Electronics Corp., a U.S. parts maker belonging to the General Motors Corp. group, said Thursd

Clark County's Public Utilities Commission has approved a $161 million bond sale so the utility can

Germany's largest commercial bank, Deutsche Bank AG, on Thursday reported moderate growth in profits

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Saudi Arabia announced Thursday it had signed a $6 billion contract to buy passenger jets from two U

U.S. oil giant Caltex is negotiating to build a storage facility in the Cambodian Port of Sihanoukvi

President Heidar Aliyev of Azerbaijan Tuesday expressed no confidence that Russia will fully relinqu