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Fokker, the troubled Dutch aircraft manufacturer, will unveil a long-awaited restructuring plan next

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Sen. John Warner, R-Va., introduced legislation Thursday to designate a network of high-priority U.S

Ozark Mountain Railroad, looking to get its rail project rolling again, has sued the Interstate Comm

Winners of an international tender to explore one onshore and three offshore blocks in Cambodia are

UNION TEXAS TO BUY SHARE IN 3 ITALIAN SITESHOUSTON - Union Texas Petroleum Holdings

The Dutch transport union is threatening a strike action against the shipping and transport group Ro

This week's default on loans by the large Mexican construction company Grupo Sidek has added urgency

The Border Trade Alliance, representing trade, transport and government interests along the 2,000-mi

The world trading community urged Pakistan Thursday to push ahead with reform of its trade regime in

What's an insurance company to do with 14,000 cameras intended for a promotional campaign quashed by

Resisting calls by the Mexican government to hold wages in check in order to prevent an inflationary

A list of suspected contributors to India's rocket and missile development programs has reignited a

Energy Secretary Hazel O'Leary's visit to China next week is likely to reap about two dozen small to

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

Baltimore/Washington International Airport, long operating in the giant shadows cast by nearby Dulle

Israel Shipyards was recently sold amid controversy surrounding a ified tender, threats of a

Increases in U.S. exports to Europe and an upsurge in breakbulk and container shipments in 1994 help

MONTREAL PORT, DOCKERS TO REOPEN TALKS MONDAYMONTREAL - The Maritime Employers Assoc

Taiwan's gross national product grew 6.75 percent in October-December 1994, while GNP growth for cal

YELTSIN VOWS TO CREATE CLIMATE FOR INVESTMENTMOSCOW - Russian President Boris Yeltsi

The United States must take a more realistic approach in order for trade talks with China to succeed

Customs brokers in this busy city at the westernmost border with Mexico have been spared the brunt o

NORTH CAROLINA STATE PORTS AUTHORITY (Wilmington, N.C.) - Sarah S. Gaillard was promoted to director

China National Silk Import & Export Corp., the country's main dealer, said exports earned US$2.62 bi

A new marine risk consultancy company dedicated to improving safety at sea poses half a dozen key qu

Delphos International in Washington has proved its liaising expertise in some of the world's hottest

In the wake of the Jan. 17 earthquake that devastated Kobe and upended Western Japan's distribution

Iraqi oil and diplomatic sources denied a newspaper report Thursday that the Baghdad government had

NUTRITIONAL SECURITY DECLINES FOR RUSSIANSMOSCOW - Russia is now in 36th place inter

New York Mercantile Exchange - Feb. 16, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High

RITCHIE NAMED HEAD OF CP RAIL SYSTEMMONTREAL - Canadian Pacific Ltd. announced the a

Oil companies in joint ventures with the Nigerian government must pay their tax on oil produced dire

A story on Page 1B Thursday headline "San Francisco Port Cuts 2 Maritime Executive Jobs" should have

American President Lines Ltd. and Maritrans Operating Partners LP told a House subcommittee that the

A preliminary investigation found that a Norwegian-owned tanker and a local lightering vessel were n

(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Feb. 11, '94 - Feb. 16, '95 (a graph) (2

A strong export advance will play a key role in helping keep U.S. economic growth close to 3 percent

Risk managers perform essential functions that can't be duplicated by outside firms. However

Sri Lanka's state-owned Insurance Corp., a major domestic institutional player in the island's stock