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After tripling its presence in the United States in 1994, Canada's largest customs brokerage and tra

China is proposing a substantial increase in its construction sector as it moves to demolish entire

A People item that appeared June 9 on Page 11A should have said that Jim Dowd has resigned as chairm

Atlanta may be the capital of the South, but a little more than a year from now it will be the queen

France's gross domestic product increased by a preliminary 0.7 percent in the first quarter of 1995

U.S. exporters to Africa have been forced to resort to a variety of creativefinancial arrang

Italian oil company Agip Petroli has delayed until September the inauguration of its joint-venture o

The Vietnamese telecommunications market is open for products serving a growing number of end-users

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Reach out to labor, find a way to throw the harbor maintenance tax overboard, and you'll be able to

TRANSPORT STRIKE HALTS PORT IN BANGLADESHCHITTAGONG, Bangladesh - Bangladesh's port

Tuesday, June 13, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Four small Southern California cities that are trying to force Los Angeles and Long Beach to give up

A multistate fuel distributor with headquarters in eastern Idaho is facing tens of thousands of doll

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Undaunted by Mexico's economic quagmire, Chicago-based Combined Insurance Cos. of America will be op

When the next World Bank progress report on Africa comes out this summer, it will be called "A Conti

Only one of the new refining units planned in Thailand by newcomers Thai Petrochemical Industry (TPI

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Six months after the devastating Kobe earthquake in Japan, the Port of Kobe's recovery from the rubb

Norwegian shipowners, who control one of the world's largest tanker fleets, are angry about U.S. pro

The National Labor Relations Board dealt a significant setback to Overnite Transportation Co. in its

Most executives of U.S. telecommunications companies back the Federal Communications Commission as t

Like many container shipping lines serving the African trade, Safbank Line has had it too good for i

Amoco Corp. said Tuesday that it plans to build 150 gas stations throughout Poland over the next 10

Brazil's state oil monopoly Petrobras SA has posted a new daily output record of 766,758 barrels, se

In a report released Tuesday, Moody's Investors Service found the U.K. life insurance industry "fina

In a move that could deepen the political divide between maritime and other transportation unions, a

RUSSIAN OIL PIPELINE SPRINGS ANOTHER LEAKMOSCOW - A pipeline rupture in Russia's far

Pushed by its receivers and truckers, Dole Packaged Foods Inc. has decided to expand the use of Chep

New York Mercantile Exchange - June 13, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High

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Four private power producers have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to strike down a decision that would

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Maryland has announced that its HMO subscribers can use all services a

Canadian canola oil sales to China could rise substantially if the Chinese government goes ahead wit

Six months ago, the Port of Oakland was staring at a $500 million shortfall between the amount it ne

The world's largest producer of tin, state-owned PT Tambang Timah, said itplans to diversify

Japan's machinery makers saw the value of orders from the private sector, excluding orders for ships