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Growth of the Chinese economy during the eighth five-year plan (1991-95) is projected at an annual 1

NORTH AMERICA 1995 Bobbin Show. Sept. 12-15. Atlanta. Contact: Sandra Perry, (800) 845-8820.

The Maritime Administration cleared the way for OMI Corp. to capitalize on legislation that would re

POLICE IN SOUTHERN CHINA NAB 39 ALLEGED PIRATESMarine police in southern China said they rou

U.S. regulators are again calling for cuts in Canadian tolls on the St. Lawrence Seaway. In

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

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The city of Gloucester, Mass. is pushing the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to rethink its refusal to

Britain's Port of Liverpool handled a record volume of cargo during the first half of the year, help

Freight rates for large tankers remain insufficient to cover the operating costs of a new ship despi

MAJESTY CRUISE SHIP AGAIN SUFFERS PROBLEMSBOSTON - The luckless Boston-Bermuda cruis

The death toll from the crash of an Atlantic Southeast plane outside Carrollton, Ga., Monday rose to

Mock explosives planted by Dutch authorities in an unsuspecting American passenger's luggage, left a

State-owned Indian Railways, faced with a lack of government funding, is seeking private sector part

Three smog-eating cars hit Southern California's busiest freeways earlier this month, kicking off a

The Port of Tacoma awarded a $665,000 contract to Salm Construction Co. for improvements to the port

FEDEX PILOTS PLAN INFORMATIONAL PICKETSSEATTLE - Federal Express pilots planned info

Truckers who haul agricultural and forest products are set to form their first permanent national or

Canadian National Railways has taken delivery of the first three of 26 locomotives purchased from Ge

If the state of Illinois has its way, shippers, not truckers, will be paying fines for overweight co

Pity the poor outside company director, but don't pity him too much. A recent survey shows t

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There is a story they like to tell in the marketplace of a thief lying in wait among the stalls. Whe

The Interstate Commerce Commission has given Union Pacific Corp. permission to issue securities wort

AIRBUS URGES AIR CHINA TO CHANGE BOEING ORDERNEW YORK - Europe's Airbus Industrie is

Alaska Airlines and Northwest Airlines say they have entered a comprehensive marketing and code-shar

The U.S. Justice Department Tuesday announced a record $10 million criminal antitrust fine against I

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Taiwan's pork exports stood at 21,874 metric tons in July, compared with 19,001 metric tons a year e

Australian aluminum producer Capral Aluminium Ltd. announced plans on Tuesday to restart idle capaci

The Securities and Futures Commission and the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong said Tuesday they took act

The mold problem in Indonesia's cocoa areas is serious and overseas buyers have rejected several car

Rising rice prices in the Philippines are expected to begin falling soon as imports and fresh suppli

EXXON JOINS STUDY OF ASIAN GAS PIPELINEIRVING, Texas - Exxon Corp.'s China unit said

Poland has ratified a protocol on construction of the Polish part of a gas pipeline from Siberia to

The Omai gold mine in Guyana will lose approximately 40,000 ounces of gold as a result of a dam seep

Tuesday Aug. 22, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

Some South Korean refiners embarking on refinery upgrading will become exporters of gasoline in 1996