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For the first time in nearly two years, The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index has fallen be

PAN AMERICAN BOOSTS EAST COAST SAILINGSPan American Independent Line is increasing its saili

Israel intends to establish a Far Eastern outpost with an industrial park in China as officials of b

China is adding to the list of export items for which quotas are maintainedinternally and di

A solution to the transportation nightmare posed by clogged arteries through the Alps won't come che

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

Russia's statistics committee, which tallied everything from toilet seats to tanks in the old Soviet

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

A competition to speed traffic through toll gates brought back memories of Watergate last week, as t

Armed with a $25 million investment and a 10-year plan to spread operationsfrom coast to coa

After 11 months of feuding, the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and rail carriers today s

AMERICAN AIRLINES JOINS AIR CARGO EDI GROUPBUCKINGHAMSHIRE, England - American Airli

Distribution/Computer Seminar South. Oct. 17. Atlanta. Contact: J. Phillips, (610) 458-8926.

ASA International Ltd. has joined a growing army of companies linking up with the U.S. Customs Servi

Cruising at 40 knots an hour, this prototype of Japan's new rapid Techo- Superliner cargo vessel fee

Burlington Northern Railroad said it will test a new General Motors passenger locomotive known as an

Software manufacturers are calling on European governments to reform and strengthen their copyright

"Country Commercial Guide: Panama," an annual report from the U.S. government's International Trade

ALASKAN COMPANY FINED FOR LACK OF COMP POLICYKODIAK, Alaska - A Kodiak seafood processor was

CENTRE REINSURANCE CO. (New York) - Peter J. Gakos and Michael F. Turk were named vice presidents of

'95 COFFEE ROASTINGS ON THE DECLINE IN USNEW YORK - U.S. 1995 coffee roastings throu

China's insurance market is gradually opening to foreigners, but many structural, cultural and infra

Monday Oct. 2, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representing

Norway's industrial output fell 0.4 percent in August from July, the Central Bureau of Statistics re

Once the stodgy backwater of marine insurance, the offshore energy market is becoming a livelier bus

With natural-gas prices seemingly entrenched in historically low ranges, U.S. energy companies are b

Led by a robust demand for steel products in major industrialized and developing economies, world ir

The Supreme Court Monday let stand a lower court's dismissal of a lawsuit by Chilean grape growers a

BANK OF BOSTON (Boston) - Frederick J. Goff was named director of emerging markets trading.

President Clinton Monday told the president of Azerbaijan that he supports the construction of "mult

TENNECO AGREES TO BUY MOBIL'S PLASTICS UNITTenneco Co. will acquire Mobil Corp.'s plastics d

One big question is bugging the international coal business: What will happen in Germany? Th

Thailand's consumer price index stood at 129.1 points in September, up 6.2 percent from a year earli

Oct. 2, 1995 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals and the e

House and Senate conferees on a bill to lift a longstanding ban on exports of Alaskan oil have made

A rate war is brewing in the Japan-North America shipping market after an influential carrier late l

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New vessel-operating subsidies will be considered by House and Senate negotiators later this month,