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SEEDING NEARLY DONE FOR ALBERTA WHEATWINNIPEG, Manitoba - Seeding operations in Alberta were

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ILLINOIS RIVER EXPECTED TO REOPEN TO TRAFFICKANSAS CITY, Mo. - The Illinois River, w

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Hungary's trade deficit in the first four months totaled $1.545 billion, according to Industry and T

The Journal of Commerce Stock Index nosed down last week. Part of the decline was attributable to a

At this year's mammoth industry and trade fair in Hannover, Chancellor Helmut Kohl challenged German

Foreign-flag ship operators would gain a toehold in the lucrative business of transporting U.S. mili

Two Portland, Ore., less-than-truckload carriers have gone out of business, apparent casualties of t

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

CURRENT TEXTILE AND APPAREL QUOTAS: Average recent utilization rate indicates full quota uti

Massive net selloffs of shareholdings by life and non-life insurance firms are the main reason the N

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While aircraft manufacturers used the Paris Air Show as a forum for announcing or confirming new ord

Sperry Marine Inc.'s research and demonstration vessel the Sperry Star docked at the Port of New Yor

ServiceTech '95. June 18-21. Third annual conference on innovation in services technology.Danvers, M

German Economics Minister Guenter Rexrodt Monday pledged to work to reduce the role of government in

A fair displaying projects of Chinese enterprises seeking foreign investment will be staged June 26-

A proposed rule-making by the U.S. Coast Guard on Great Lakes barges is generating complaints from c

Railtex Inc., the San Antonio short-line operator, is preparing to reviveplans to acquire se

Modern management of container shipping is spreading in China, with the eastern province of Shandong

China is expected to produce 1.65 million metric tons (1.82 million short tons) of aluminum in 1995,

Despite the difficulties in assessing the financial health of protection and indemnity clubs, the mu

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Chinese and U.S. companies are expected to sign deals worth more than $50 million during the fifth a

The Japanese real estate shopping spree in America is turning into a fire sale. Figures rele

The government Monday launched a drive to attract foreign investment to its energy sector in an appa

Winning a car is a fantasy for many, but few Americans would bank on it. Not so in Mexico.Ac

International Petroleum Exchange June 12, 1995Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Wah Kwong Shipping Holdings Ltd., a Hong Kong-based bulk carrier, reported a strong surge in earning

The Port of Seattle, which had a record year moving containers in 1994, is still moving them at a br

TAMPA PORT AUTHORITY (Tampa, Fla.) - Joseph L. Valenti, director, said he has accepted a position wi

With trans-Atlantic competition in the aerospace industry threatening to reach the boiling point in

"The monopolies and cartels are gone. A free-for-all regime has arrived."

BEST AFFIRMS RATINGS FOR 4 COMPANIESOLDWICK, N.J. - A refocused personal lines opera

June 12, 1995 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals and the

Commercial officials in Mexico imposed unfair trade penalties Monday on pork products coming from De

The Philippine insurance sector appears to be stirring from a long lethargy, possibly spurred by ham

The pubs of Halifax are gearing up for a three-day bonanza as more than 1,000 journalists invade the