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WORLD SHIPPING INC. (Cleveland) - Joseph E. Fitch and William A. Hardy were promoted to vice preside

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French definitive consumer prices rose 0.4 percent in February compared with January and increased 1

US WEST UNIT CHOSEN FOR BELGIAN TELECOM PLANBRUSSELS - The Belgian Flanders region s

New York Mercantile Exchange - Mar. 22, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High

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An Estonian Shipping Co. executive has promised that families of the 127 crewmembers lost in the Sep

The U.S. textile machinery industry continued to battle a billion-dollar-plus trade deficit last yea

NO CAPACITY RESTRICTIONS IN EUROPE-ASIA TRADESLONDON - With exports from Europe to A

The world's electronics and computer giants are developing a multibillion- dollar market for interac

Following model tests in Europe, a new type of high-speed ship meant for thetrans-Atlantic t

Council of Logistics Management. March 23. New York chapter. John Morris, president of International

After huddling in a hastily called emergency meeting on the yen, Japan's economic Cabinet ministers

The New York Mercantile Exchange is considering a move to invigorate trading on its U.S. Gulf Coast

A top German auto industry executive is warning that high labor costs are driving German production

With U.S. coal exports on track for recovery this year, East Coast ports could benefit from a shorta

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Economic developers say Mississippi companies are expressing an interest in a new tax credit program

Rep. Frank R. Wolf, R-Va., chairman of the House Transportation Appropriations Subcommittee, Wednesd

SPRINGFIELD RAILWAY OKS DEAL WITH UNIONSPORTLAND, Maine - Springfield Terminal Railw

CALIF. CROP DAMAGE REACHES $396 MILLIONSAN FRANCISCO - Crop losses stemming from las

The Slovak government wants the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development to postpone a decis

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Mar. 22, 1995 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

The Noble Collection: A Work in Progress. Through spring. Staten Island, N.Y. New exhibitionat the J

The delivery of some 60 large new containerships over the next three years will not cause an unmanag

(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Mar. 21, '94 - March 22, '95 (a graph) (

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EARLY RESTART SEEN FOR KOBE STEEL FURNACETOKYO - Kobe Steel Ltd. said Wednesday it e

WOOD-CHIP EXPORTS FROM NC LIKELY TO RISEMOREHEAD CITY, N.C. - The volume of wood chi

Hundreds of textile companies - from South Carolina mill owners to Lithuanian yarn importers - turne

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Canada's railways responded enthusiastically to emergency legislation introduced Tuesday by the fede

Consolidated Rail Corp. said Wednesday that it is considering a sale of all of its track in Massachu

Oracle Systems Corp., Redwood Shores, Calif.-based producer of computer programs, signed a cooperati

"Mexico's trade with its North American neighbors differs from its commerce with the rest of the wor

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 234.40 off 1.23 w

U.S. inventories of gasoline fell by 3.5 million barrels during the week ended March 17, compared wi

The U.S. dollar declined Wednesday after the Commerce Department reported that the U.S. trade gap in

A new round of talks on aviation rights between the United States and Britain began in London Wednes