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American President Cos. named L. Dale Crandall, an accountant with Price Waterhouse, as chief financ

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

Seaborne trade rose 13 percent last year over 1993 to 1.2 billion Hong Kongdollars (US$154 m

COAST GUARD ADOPTS PERMANENT TANKER RULESWASHINGTON - The Coast Guard has adopted as

Transportation Research Forum. March 9. New York chapter. Kevin H. Horn, research professor, LSU Nat

For M.S. Carriers Inc., the foray into Mexican distribution has been a trying experience. Cr

Enirisorse, the Italian state-owned metals and mining firm, said Tuesday it is committed to shutting

The financial sector is entering a new era of reform aimed at raising its international profile, sup

International Petroleum Exchange Mar. 8, 1995Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)_

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Liner services are rerouting their vessels to other gateways on Canada's east coast as the Port of M

Among the big casualties of the plunge in the dollar are shipping companies, whose charges are quote

U.S. railroads are keeping close watch on the increasing prospect that one or more Canadian carriers

Less than two weeks after proposing to build a refinery complex, Thai Petrochemical Industry PLC (TP

When the cruise ship Achille Lauro burned and sank late last year in the Indian Ocean, it was of mor

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PAKISTAN, SINGAPORE SIGN INVESTMENT PACTSINGAPORE - With Prime Ministers Benazir Bhu

DUFF & PHELPS PUTS ING UNITS ON WATCHNEW YORK - Duff & Phelps Credit Rating Co. has

The French state-owned aeronautics company Aerospatiale said it is pushing for a cooperation deal wi

Imco Recycling Inc. Wednesday announced plans to raise annual capacity at its Loudon, Tenn., aluminu

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New York Mercantile Exchange - Mar. 8, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High L

The dollar's plunge against the yen and deutsche mark this week hits the ocean shipping industry twi

FORMER FRA CHIEF TO LEAD MK RAIL BOARDPITTSBURGH - Gilbert E. Carmichael, former hea

The loss of a $1 billion missile contract will cost 1,000 workers their jobs and force the closing o

Doubters said it couldn't be done. But economic ministers of the Association of Southeast As

Malaysia's main port is losing billions of dollars of business to Singaporebecause of lack o

"The sharp rise in prices (in China) was due both to objective reasons and to mistakes of government

Maersk Line is talking to Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. about sharing space on ships traveling between G

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

The Department of Justice gave verbal approval for Schnitzer Steel Industries to proceed with its ac

In an early economic indicator of a slowdown in some sectors, rail shipments for some merchandise fr

The foreign exchange table that appeared Tuesday, March 7, on Page 2A, should have listed the French

Most South Korean companies hoping to open businesses in North Korea will invest cautiously in the p

Concern is growing among German exporters about how the rapidly strengthening deutsche mark is affec

Newt Gingrich would love Douglas Young, Canada's minister of transport. Mr. Young, 54, a Lib

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Debit cards are safer than carrying cash and they can be used in 28 countries on five continents, ac

SPANISH SHIPS RETREAT FROM WATERS OFF CANADAOTTAWA - The threat of a war over fishin

U.S. television broadcasters say that Canada's restrictions on foreign programming are costing it $5