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A national standardization plan is expected by month's end in Mexico that would clear the way for ac

Three Weeks Ended April 8, 1995, vs. Similar 1994 Period Cars CarsLoaded Loaded

The Teamsters union saw its net worth plunge by 60 percent last year, to $25 million, as a strike ag

Federal Express Corp. said its average daily volume of express freight, packages and documents rose

SOUTHERN PERU COPPER CORP. (New York) - Ronald J. O'Keefe was elected executive vice president and c

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In what officials acknowledge will be a "painful" transition, China's notary offices are being wrenc

The international community should coordinate its examination of possible risks in the incentives us

Thursday Apr. 13, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

What's described as the world's first computerized exchange for textiles and garments intends to pro

CHINA STEPS UP IMPORTS OF VIETNAMESE RICEHONG KONG - China reported it has imported

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

Amid increasing competition for water to fuel development, states along the Mekong River have establ

Ukraine agreed last week to close the Chernobyl nuclear power plant - site of the world's worst nucl

JAPAN TO OFFER LOAN TO VIETNAM FOR PROJECTSTOKYO - Japan plans to offer a 58 billion

As of Apr. 13, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

Atlas Consolidated Mining of the Philippines has still not been able to secure the financing it need

For Eric Ridder, publisher emeritus of The Journal of Commerce, there is a poignancy to the sale of

REGIONAL BLOCS Africa - The Last Great Developing Market. April 23-28, Nairobi, Kenya. Conta

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The proper way to peruse The Journal of Commerce is to be dressed in your best work-day business sui

Ship lines carrying goods between Brazil and Europe started charging extra fees last week to cover t

When he made his first million representing International Harvester in Jakarta 19 years ago, Setiawa

On Monday, Oct. 24, 1994, The Journal of Commerce carried a story on its commodities page about the

The Journal of Commerce arrived on the American scene at a propitious moment. The new republic, ente

In an era of tabloid journalism, 15 minutes of fame, quickie publishing schemes riddled with half-ba

For 25 years, The Journal of Commerce's PIERS (Port Import/Export Reporting Service), a database com

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When one 168-year-old business newspaper gets together with another well-aged icon that is 152 years

AirCommerce, The Journal of Commerce's magazine supplement on the air cargo industry, has become the

The Journal of Commerce frequently publishes special sections focusing on trade opportunities with s

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The Brazilian dockworkers' "hopscotch" strike effectively idled five northeast ports Wednesday, incl

In Monday's edition of The Journal of Commerce, a maritime brief appearing on Page 1B should have sa

RIJNHAAVE INFORMATION SERVICES INC. (Wayne, N.J.) - John F. Liss was named vice president of sales f

Hopes for a quick resolution to the longstanding battle between the United States and Britain over i