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Dec. 15, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

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

The wave of foreign tourists who pumped a record $77 billion into the U.S. economy this year is like

Intermodalism has arrived in China. The first direct intermodal box shipment is being moved

Ship classification society Lloyd's Register has increased its requirements for roll-on, roll-off sh

Foreign semiconductor makers continued to increase their share of the Japanese market, grabbing a 23

Finland's November consumer prices fell 0.3 percent from October, Statistics Finland said Thursday.<

HUB GROUP (Lombard, Ill.) - William L. Crowder, formerly vice president of finance and treasurer of

Law enforcement officials in Milwaukee are seeking help from the Federal Highway Administration for

Bilateral aviation talks with China stalled late Thursday, a top Transportation Department official

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

At the same time that South Korea has agreed to its first government loan to China, Korean firms are

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

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A sizable assembly of distillate fuel oil cargoes is said aimed at the U.S. East Coast for delivery

Gov. Kirk Fordice appointed businessman John Rester to the state port's board of commissioners, repl

This year's record levels of truck trailer manufacturing should be topped in 1995, an economic plann

International insurers and reinsurers based in Bermuda reported having $29 billion in capital and cl

The U.S. government will try to block a project to lay thousands of miles of fiber-optictelephone ca

SEA-LAND WINS SEALIFT CONTRACTSea-Land Service Inc. has won a $10.5 million service contract

Sitting in the secretary of transportation's chair at a Cabinet meeting can be pretty headystuff. It

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

U.S. Secretary of Commerce Ronald H. Brown called on the European Union Thursday to support Washingt

An article headlined, "Report: More US Pressure Needed to Open Telecom Markets," which appeared on P

Teamsters union leaders are bidding to make the role of the union's three trustees the latest battle

China expects to halve its trade deficit this year to about $6 billion, with exports galloping and i

The power outage that struck much of the western United States early Wednesday proved that the syste

It was literally at their fingertips - a dripping, 30-ton behemoth of an airplane that had taken hou

Croatia's once-prosperous shipbuilding industry, struggling through a restructuring process hampered

Sweden's consumer price index fell 0.1 percent in November from October and was down 2.4 percent fro

Six associations and five insurance company executives meeting in Washington this week agreed to put

PENA ORDERS TESTS ON COMMUTER PLANESMORRISVILLE, N.C. - Transportation Secretary Fed

If you want somebody to stop stealing your product, one alternative is to go into business with them

Exports $18.1U.S. - made for U.S. buyers $ 7.0 Imports

Investment banks that ran up staffs and costs in Hong Kong as they tried to catch an Asian boom may

The U.S. dollar was narrowly mixed in quiet trading Wednesday, as the latest batch of economic repor

TNT Red Star Express announced an expansion into the Southeast with planned service in early 1995 to

The United States incurred a $41.7 billion international payments deficit in the third quarter this

TEAMSTERS SUSPENDS 7 FROM CHICAGO LOCALWASHINGTON - Seven members of Chicago-based T

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service