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

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U.S. marine insurers are skeptical about new business getting pushed their way from London.

China and the United States have scheduled their first high-level meeting since relations plummeted

The government "will pay a high cost" if it insists upon reforming the state port enterprise Emporch

The loss of Continental Express has contributed to a 37 percent decrease in airplane boardings at Ch

While Congress axes constitutional bars and the government resumes laggard privatization sales, a li

"In 1995 the situation is not very favorable for us and we are trying to understand why the inflatio

Inside EDI. July 26-28. Advanced, technical conference on EDI. Boston. Contact: (214) 424-1508.<

A $100 million Business-Oriented Information Center is being readied by the New York Public Library'

Andrew Potash, former president of insurance-broking firm Frank Crystal & Co., has set up a risk-man

Conoco said all but two units are running at its 140,000-barrel-a-day Ponca City, Okla., refinery af

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 231.48 up 1.85 whi

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The Journal of Commerce Transportation Stock Index gained a little over two percentage points last w

One multinational in two is subject to a transfer pricing investigation either in its home country o

The U.S. dollar rose Monday, particularly against the Japanese yen, but was unable to hold all of it

FOUR WORKERS INJURED IN BLAST AT BASF PLANTLUDWIGSHAFEN, Germany - An explosion ripp

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Texas Republican Gov. George W. Bush, in his third meeting with President Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de L

U.S. Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin said Monday that "something extremely dramatic" would have to h

FEDEX ACTS TO ATTRACT MORE BUSINESS ONLINEFederal Express Corp. announced that it has made s

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Acknowledging the impact of nonunion competition on the waterfront, John Bowers opened the Internati

The Colorado Department of Transportation has issued a revised list of highways in need of repair an

For the military rulers in Myanmar, the key economic element in the release of Aung San Suu Kyi is t

Chinese authorities are planning a $2 billion petrochemical complex in the city of Panjin in the nor

July 17, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

US WHEAT-EXPORT AID CONTINUES, WITHIN LIMITSWASHINGTON - The Department of Agricultu

A Federal Maritime Commission commissioner warned that integrating his agency's functions into the U

Wabash National Corp., which manufactures highway trailer and bi-modal equipment for road and rail u

The world's biggest seaport has moved onto the information superhighway. By the turn of the

CURRENT TEXTILE QUOTAS: Where the average recent utilization rate indicates full quota utili

Indonesia will float short-term convertible bonds worth $100 million next year to help finance const

Turkey has said it is ready to purchase $20 million in Azeri petroleum products and may purchase som

Smack in the middle of Germany's busiest harbor is a chunk of sovereign Czech territory the size of

MARKEL INSURANCE CO. (Glen Allen, Va.) - Edward R. Lang II was named vice president and chief underw

Fifteen countries finally ratified an international convention entitling salvors to reimbursement if