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Mar. 14, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Like most Americans, I was very excited when Newt Gingrich told us he wouldput the Congressi

Newport News Shipbuilding of Virginia said it signed a letter of intent to build two 46,000-ton prod

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The chairman of the nation's most powerful shipbuilding lobby said his group will oppose congression

A series of speakers Tuesday urged the Taiwanese government to import more liquefied natural gas in

This year's oilseed crop in Argentina might be slightly smaller than earlier anticipated, partly bec

The U.S., Mexican and Canadian customs services in the coming year will begin testing an automated c

Only a few months ago, Caterpillar Inc., the world's largest manufacturer of earthmoving equipment,

Spain's consumer price index rose 0.5 percent in February from January and was up 4.8 percent from F

INDONESIA WEIGHS LAW AGAINST PIRATED IMPORTSJAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesia's governm

The Latin American economic crisis is affecting Group of 7 currencies as never before, and underline

Fish isn't the only source of trade friction between the European Union and Canada. Products

Boosted by increased sales to South Korea, Japan, and Mexico, U.S. beef exports in 1994 rose by 18.5

Tuesday Mar. 14, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 235.12 up 1.03 whi

Total insurance premiums increased 20 percent in 1993 to 32.6 billion Hong Kong dollars (US$4.18 bil

Shipping in China's northern region around Bohai Bay is generating an increased volume of container

TAIWAN EXPLORES IRAQ FOR OIL VENTURESTAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan's Chinese Petroleum Cor

Venezuela 7,150 Brazil 6,078Chile 5,418

PORT OF EVERETT (Wash.) - Karen Clements was named director of finance and administration for the po

Hub Group Inc., the largest intermodal marketing company (IMC) in North America, this week filed a r

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Theater tickets, airline fares, dinners - a former Port of Grays Harbor, Wash., official apparently

Panalpina World Transport Inc., a Swiss-based forwarder, launched a weekly freighter service Sunday

Japan's trade minister Tuesday attacked the Fair Trade Commission for standing in the way of changes

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As of Mar. 14, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

Different branches of the Japanese Embassy, British Nuclear Fuels Ltd. and the international environ

Canada's transportation problems are going from bad to worse. Already suffering from a cripp

The Clinton administration on Tuesday was backing away from its objections to the selection of forme

It's going to be fascinating to see if Toyota can figure out how to sustain dominance in the world a

"The United States will support China's accession to the World Trade Organization as a founding memb

The Federal Aviation Administration is estimating that air cargo shippers will pay $352.7 million to

CRUDE STEEL OUTPUT UP 12.3 PERCENT IN JAPANTOKYO - Japan's crude steel production in

Indian and American firefighters on Tuesday capped a gas well in southern India, four days after snu

GLOBAL COCOA OUTPUT TO RISE 2 PERCENT, USDA SAYSWASHINGTON - World cocoa bean produc

Mar. 14, 1995 No. 4/ No. 6/ No. 6/1% 1% 0.5%Buckley

Against a backdrop of corruption scandals in a number of European countries, officials from 50 rich

NORTH AMERICA International Trade and Technology Forum and Exposition. March 20. Princeton,