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Amsterdam port employers and union officials were locked in daylong negotiations Tuesday to avert a

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(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Feb. 4, '94 - Feb. 7, '95 (a graph) (2)D

U.S. Secretary of Commerce Ron Brown met with PLO chairman Yasir Arafat as he wrapped up the first l

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Textile Quotas to Watch as of Feb. 2, 1995* Country Category Description

Indian companies would benefit immensely if Chinese exports of textiles to the United States were cu

INSURANCE GROUP CALLS FOR SUPERFUND REFORMWASHINGTON - The Council of Insurance Agen

Henry Kissinger believes the United States and the world's economic powers need to formulate a visio

PHILIPPINES DEFINES ECONOMIC ZONE BORDERSMANILA, Philippines - President Fidel Ramos

MOL SET TO RESUME W. COAST-TO-JAPAN RUNLONG BEACH, Calif. - Mitsui O.S.K. Lines is r

A Washington political strategist foresees Congress taking action, possibly this year, to overturn t

The Clinton administration's plan to use the Highway Trust Fund to pay for Amtrak operating expenses

The U.S. State Department has endorsed $40 million of private energy and other environmental initiat

UNION TEXAS BUYS STAKE IN SITES OFF IRELANDHOUSTON - Union Texas Petroleum Inc. said

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

Immigration and Naturalization Service officials in Newark, N.J., denied parole to a group of Romani

A top Canadian shipping executive believes that Atlantic cargo volume may be hitting its peak.

U.S. Trade Representative Mickey Kantor this week broadened his probe into Canada's alleged discrimi

The Port of Philadelphia and Camden Tuesday approved a $6.2 million spending plan. It is the

Continued failure to rebuild fleets will doom the St. Lawrence Seaway to economic failure, warned th

Thanks to a sharp rise in revenue, Canada's Seaway agency will be reporting a profit of about US$7.2

The military government here has decided to lease a number of government- owned companies that have

American President Lines expects an increase in exports from Indonesia to the United States of at le

Insurance companies spend millions of dollars on claims litigation, much of it on unsuccessful appea

Eighteen people were killed and seven seriously injured in a fire aboard a container vessel being re

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Todd Pacific Shipyard Corp. and the Washington state Department of Transportation signed a contract

A Chinese-controlled newspaper blamed U.S. satellite builder Hughes Electronic Corp. on Tuesday for

An audit of Amtrak's financial condition shows that the national passenger rail service is in seriou

Canadian producers will reverse a downward trend in wheat acreage and boost plantings 10.8 percent t

New York Mercantile Exchange - Feb. 7, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High L

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

Atlantic Container Line returned to the black last year with a profit of 36 million Swedish kronor (

River barges laden with containers, coal and ores sailed from the Port of Rotterdam toward Germany e

A small Maryland aerospace and telecommunications company has become the first U.S. firm to break th

China's proposed sanctions on U.S. goods, already carefully limited to minor items, seem unlikely to

Trans-Pacific shipping lines must consider all options, including a renewed emphasis on all-water se

Despite mounting pressure on its funding and growing opposition in Connecticut, Amtrak hopes to fini