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The higher prices for bunker fuel seen over the past year are the result of structural changes in th

Cumulative data for the period from 1950-93 show that the amount invested overseas by Japanese firms

Two of Boston's key steamship services skipped the port again last week, as shippers scrambled to fi

Marine-fuel prices are continuing to climb, increasing the costs of shipping around the globe.

Japan and the United States have taken a small but important step in a process that could ultimately

U.S. apparel manufacturers and importers are hoping that Congress will push through legislation this

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

For the week ended March 18, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled

The story headlined "Kantor Underscores Clinton Trade, Economic Plans," which appeared on Page 3A on

The Navy agreed to turn over another 200 acres of land to the Port of Oakland, which continues to la

A top U.S. scholar on Cuba has sharply criticized a bill that opponents say seeks to partially exten

Germany's federal telecommunications minister, Wolfgang Boetsch, will outline today the timetable fo

TESORO ALASKA BUYS KENAI PIPE LINE CO.Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Co. has purchased Kenai Pipe L

"Negotiations (over China's membership in the World Trade Organization) could easily be of greater h

The New York Mercantile Exchange last week added copper, gold and silver futures to its off-hours Ac

A state district judge has delayed a ruling on a move to block an underground coal gasification proj

Coors Brewing Co. opened this year's barley planting season with the largest increase in contracted

International Petroleum Exchange Mar. 24, 1995Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Air cargo traffic in Brussels; Singapore; Bangkok, Thailand; Hong Kong; and Seoul, South Korea, clim

* Randolph Bruckner, assistant controller, Associated Air Freight, to corporate controller. Mike Hes

STATE FARM'S NAME USED IN PHONE FRAUDBLOOMINGTON, Ill. - At least 40 senior citizens in 12 s

A coalition of insurance and other industries that want to change the Superfund program will hire an

VERMONT INSURANCE MANAGEMENT (Montpelier, Vt.) - Michael T. Rogers has been promoted to president an

TOWER GROUP INTERNATIONAL INC. (New York) - Henry Wiseman was named vice president of East Coast ope

Vietnam, Asia's second-biggest coffee producer after Indonesia, has agreed to join the Association o

U.S. companies that worry about trademark infringement in India should rest easier thanks to new leg

Dave Rystrom, director of marketing for Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport since 1989, has over

Newport News Shipbuilding secured a deal to overhaul six United Arab Emirates warships, enhancing it

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Higher operating profits from transportation at Hong Kong's premier container line last year were mo

Friday, March 24, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Japanese officials said on Friday they saw little chance of a breakthrough when they face off with t

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The deregulation of U.S. natural-gas markets, completed on the federal level last year, is starting

Airports in Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Georgia are trying to attract new Latin American cargo

With cargo volumes soaring, international air carriers are moving to take advantage of the increased

American Airlines' recent appointment of Paul Griffin as manager, cargo services, Europe, is part of

EXEL'S NET, REVENUE DECLINED IN QUARTERHAMILTON, Bermuda - EXEL Ltd. reported a drop

Japan's easing of oil product import restrictions by March 1996 could boost that country's demand fo