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Sea-Land Service Inc. and Maersk Line are still pounding out the terminal arrangements of their glob

The new port boss here wants to make some sweeping changes. Paul DeMariano, the president of

The Port of Tacoma said last week that it will refuse to accept any shipments of spent nuclear fuel

China said it has developed two new types of rockets able to carry larger payloads foruse in launchi

GREENBRIER SUSPENDS UNIT RAILCAR DELIVERIESLAKE OSWEGO, Ore. - Greenbrier Cos. annou

OPEC CRUDE OUTPUT INCREASED LAST MONTHLONDON - OPEC crude oil production rose a mode

June 12, 1995 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Pre

June 12, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

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

U.K. producer output prices were up 0.2 percent in May from April, after rising a revised 0.6 percen

The Port of Singapore Authority said Monday that container traffic in 1994 rose 15 percent to the eq

Indiana's International Port at Burns Harbor will get a face lift - starting immediately. Th

On the eve of a diplomatic push to isolate Iran, President Clinton has achieved far more success wit

The United States and Japan inched closer to a showdown over their bilateral aviation accord, as tal

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

Snecma, the French aircraft engine maker, will likely be awarded multimillion- dollar cash advances

BALTIC STATES SIGN PLAN TO EVENTUALLY JOIN EULUXEMBOURG - Three former Soviet republ

After many months of talks, Benguet Corp., the Philippines' oldest mining firm, said Saturday it sig

Here last week for the launching of negotiations to admit Chile to the North American Free Trade Agr

Profit margins for Singapore oil refiners will remain under pressure for the next few years despite

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 233.54 off 0.16 wh

The United States and Japan ended one-day talks on their car dispute on Monday with "no sign of any

China's exports of computer-related equipment could hit US$3.6 billion this year, official sources s

The U.S. dollar fell Monday on worries about a potential trade war with Japan and indications that G

CargoNet, an electronic data interchange system for Hong Kong, is moving to the end ofpilot testing

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GROUNDED CRUISE SHIP CONTINUES BOSTON TRIPBOSTON - The Bermuda cruise ship Royal Maj

WORLD BANK AGENCY INSURES HANOI INVESTMENTThe World Bank's Multilateral Investment Guarantee

Asia is making rapid progress in adopting laws to protect intellectual property rights, but legal ex

Federal disaster legislation to assure continued insurance coverage while cutting insurers' losses i

ATLANTIC MUTUAL COS. (New York) - Salvatore R. Curiale, the former New York superintendent of insura

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Nations in the Asia-Pacific region should press ahead with trade liberalization "because they are do

China's silk industry is in difficulty and facing even harder times as production costs rocket, outp

SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES (Denver) - James H. Wagner was named chief mechanical officer, replacing Henr

Exports of German chocolate products last year climbed 77 percent from 1993 to 207,000 metric tons,

Indonesia plans to phase out preshipment inspection of imports, introduced to quell complaints of ma

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

Vietnam said Monday it appointed two U.S. companies to supervise urgent upgrading of its main north-

Motorola Inc. said Monday its Cellular Infrastructure Group has won contracts worth a total of more