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Given the budget-cutting climate, the maritime industry will have to count the hoped-for enactment o

With the exception of container equipment companies, transportation stocks gained in value last week

A threatened shortage of refrigerated containers following the recent collapse of several manufactur

Oct. 23, 1995 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

After a summer of relatively warm relations, Britain and the United States have re-entered their avi

When Yasser Arafat visits Harvard University for the first time Tuesday night, it will mark a return

The Federal Aviation Administration has started to test the Future Air Navigation System oceanic dat

The Export-Import Bank of Japan said it signed a loan agreement for $195 million with the Indonesian

Rijnhaave Information Services Inc., an information technology firm specializing in the transportati

Despite the Mexican peso crisis and the ensuing recession, U.S. banks have noplans to scale

Talks resumed this week between the main air carriers of Hong Kong and Taiwan as the clock ticked aw

Mexico's currency collapse has created a rising tide of exports - as well as equipment imbalances, w

Carriers in the outbound trans-Pacific rate-setting conference are taking steps to expand the number

Foreign involvement in Mexico's energy sector is in the pipeline. For more than 50 years, th

The annual growth rate of China's electronics industry is expected to top 20 percent through the yea

Florida's seaports continue to sail on high seas, with all but one of the state's six leading ports

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

Exporters/suppliers or importers/buyers are sought for the following items. Interested parties are a

AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION (Washington) - William Van Deventer, who had been manager of information s

GRAND ALLIANCE TO USE 34 CONTAINERSHIPSLONDON - A total of 34 large containerships w

Oct. 23, 1995 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Pre

Monday, Oct. 23, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Oct. 28 '94 - Oct. 23, '95 (a graph) (2)

"Reciprocity . . . equals bilateralism, bilateralism equals discrimination and trade relations base

US AGREEMENT TO MOVE INVESTMENT TALKS DENIEDThe United States remains determined to pursue a

China's central bank may soon authorize "one or two more" overseas companies to start full insurance

Taiwan's President Group is proposing to expand its alliance with Britain's Eagle Star Insurance Co.

The U.S. Customs Service Cargo Examination Task Force received the "Hammer Award," a special award g

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

Asked to come up with a quote that best describes his philosophy, John S. McKennirey - the executive

The Christmas season will not bring its usual cheer this year to Pacific ports and shipping lines.

The barge Patricia Sheridan has been refloated early, 10 days after it capsized off Charleston with

Amtrak has settled claims with neighbors of the Paoli (Pa.) Railroad Yard who contend that they have

WISCONSIN CENTRAL TO APPEAL TAX MOVEROSEMONT, Ill. - Wisconsin Central Transportation Corp.

Some 10 months after a botched peso devaluation and subsequent currency collapse, the Mexican govern

The first private-sector bank formed since China's 1949 communist takeover will open its doors in No

John Cosgrove knows first hand the destructive power of a hurricane. After hiding in a close

The expansion of international trade offers the best means for poor nations to climb out of the cycl

An aggressive industrial policy is needed if the Mexican chemical sector is to survive the country's