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A lawsuit that would force the city of Los Angeles to return the $69 million it took from the Port o

Council of Logistics Management. Nov. 4. New York City round table. World Trade Institute at World T

Japanese and U.S. quarantine officials are jointly inspecting Japanese apples for the first-ever exp

Wisconsin Electric Power Co. says the best way to sell electricity is tobreak up existing po

Nongovernmental economic bodies from South Korea and China agreed Tuesday to expand cooperation in a

Credits extended by banks in Persian Gulf Arab states have grown steadily over the past five years d

When President Clinton lifted the 20-year-old embargo against Vietnam on Feb. 3, the floodgates open

Nickel prices are soaring to their highest levels in nearly three months as demand grows for stainle

Du Pont, taking aim at improving its bullet-resistant-fiber business, will open a North American hea

With futures trading now firmly rooted in financial instruments and derivatives, new rules for these

Ralph F. Cox, the Massachusetts Port Authority's maritime director, said through a spokesman that co

As part of its effort to drive substandard foreign-flag ships off the high seas and improve safety i

The Port of Montreal announced it is freezing all its general tariffs for a third consecutive year a

Wednesday, Nov. 2, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The Uruguay Round free-trade agreement will have a small but beneficial effect on the U.S. economy,

Higher prices for cotton helped push the Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index to a new high fo

Standard Warehouse Co. is handling warehousing and distribution at Packard International's new 50,00

AIR CARGO INCREASED BY 11.4 PERCENT IN SEPTEMBERAir cargo growth stayed in the double digits

Moscow has suspended crucial oil deliveries to Cuba because the island is short of the sugar it need

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Texas, overtaken by Alaska as the nation's largest crude oil producer in the late 1980s, now is losi

Foreign textile firms, weighed down by rising costs and low productivity, are considering leaving fo

Construction of a 200,000-metric-ton-a-year copper smelter in East Java, Indonesia, will begin next

Lloyd's of London investors who recently won a record-breaking court case will notsee a penny in com

During the next three days more than 4,000 people - including some of the more influential folks in

The cost of shipping bulk agricultural goods by water is soaring as the record corn and soybean crop

AIDE: EU NOT PLANNING UNIFIED PORT POLICYROTTERDAM, Netherlands - The European Commi

Nine small nations are the key to a new U.S. plan to pressure recalcitrant European countries into d

Controversy continued this week over the Massachusetts Port Authority's maritime director, Ralph F.

Unsafe ships will be threatened with a permanent ban from European Union ports under regulations exp

AEROFLOT LAUNCHES ARMENIAN FLIGHTSMOSCOW - Russian international airline Aeroflot st

* A graphic titled "Railroad PACs," which appeared Monday on Page 1A, incorrectly included political

Rescues at sea, often under harrowing conditions, were recognized by the United Seamen's Service, wh

"It is important that the U.S. government assist the private sector where it can so American busines

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To learn the secrets of high-speed concrete block-making, an American contribution to modern archite

COLLISION OFF INDONESIA SINKS FISHING BOATJAKARTA, Indonesia - A fishing boat collided with

The fight between Burlington Northern Inc. and Union Pacific Corp. to acquire Santa Fe Pacific Corp.

The Department of Defense plans to test a new rate system for shipments of military household goods