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REPORT SAYS SHIP TOLD TO FLY N. KOREAN FLAGSEOUL, South Korea - A South Korean cargo

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

The state knows a hurricane could cause losses between $30 billion and $40 billion in Florida. What

The French petroleum company Total SA dropped out of a deal and sent its three partners scurrying to

French authorities are considering inviting Greenpeace anti-nuclear protesters to the Mururoa nuclea

Monsanto Co., the agricultural and chemical giant, will buy almost 50 percent of agricultural biotec

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Importers and brokers can expect increased delays in clearing shipments as Customs intensifies its n

Talks on establishing global rules for trade in banking, securities and insurance broke down here Th

German plant and machinery orders rose a real 13 percent in May from the year-earlier month, lifted

Russia's largest shipping company could be subject to an international labor boycott July 1 unless i

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New cars stolen in port cities like Miami are often far luckier than their victimized owners - at le

China has published a long-delayed list of products on which it will reduce or eliminate import curb

Mexican finance officials have provided much-anticipated definitions for new tax policies affecting

When the U.S. Commerce Department releases its factory orders report today, data on manufacturers' i

Insurance agents plan to fight a bank deregulation bill approved late Wednesday that would allow ban

LONDON INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL FUTURES AND OPTIONS EXCHANGE (London) - Jack Wigglesworth was named c

Pakistan is expected to rebound as a major world cotton supplier in the August 1995-July 1996 market

The trouble-plagued deal by Enron Development Corp. to build a power plant in western Maharashtra st

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Philadelphia is very close to building ships again, reviving an industry that helped the nation win

Ministers from 34 countries responsible for trade in the Americas today are expected to declare inte

The U.S. dollar fell Thursday, following the bond market lower, as euphoria over the U.S.-Japan auto

The Overseas Private Investment Corp. announced $350 million of new financing for Russian projects W

Deutsche Bahn, the German state rail company, said that it will start a weekly dedicated container t

June 29, 1995 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

CHINESE, US COMPANIES JOIN HELICOPTER VENTUREBEIJING - China's Jingdezhen Helicopter

An agreement by 67 international airlines earlier this week on new passenger liability limits is exp

Federal authorities have targeted the nation's largest grain processor, Archer Daniels Midland Co.,

ALBERTA ON SHORT LIST FOR UNION CARBIDE PLANTCALGARY, Alberta - Alberta is on the sh

Japan's southernmost island of Okinawa wants to put itself on the map as a major distribution hub fo

The story headlined "Mexico Welcomes Foreign Investment in Oil, Natural Gas Sectors," which appeared

If the absence of Cuba dominated December's Summit of the Americas meetings, the presence of Brazil

Inadequate infrastructure is costing Thailand in excess of 30 billion baht ($1.22 billion) a year, s

Ocean shippers are skeptical about the outcome of the Federal MaritimeCommission's planned i

South Africa's official inflation rate fell back to 10.8 percent for the year through May from 11 pe

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