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Greece's unemployment rate stood at 6.7 percent in August, the highest level for that month in the p

As container volume booms in the Philippines, the country's No. 2 box handler is spreading its inter

Grain is a staple commodity for several Pacific Northwest ports, providing a steady flow of cargo de

Early signals bode well for this year's grain exports through the ports of New Orleans and South Lou

More than 800 people died Wednesday in one of Europe's worst peacetime maritime accidents, just days

Every first and third Thursday of the month, the Alliance City Council begins its meeting with Mike

There may be cause to change Australia's nickname to "the LAN Down Under." The sale of Local

Sept. 28, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

An investment fund is being created by Singapore and Hong Kong interests to focus on industrial and

Argentina is using its agricultural heritage to tap into First World tastes for organic foods.

Barge operators across Germany are feeling the heat of heavy competition from their Dutch and Easter

Construction of a Saudi-British pharmaceutical plant was completed this month, the first of a progra

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 231.65 off 0.59 w

RATINGS REVIEW SET FOR TORCHMARK UNITSOLDWICK, N.J. - A.M. Best placed its "A++" (superior)

Globalization of the insurance industry will create an increased flow of capital within the industry

More than 800 people may have died as a result of the sinking of the ferry Estonia, making itone of

Belgian consumer prices fell 0.17 percent in September from August, and were 2.46 percent higher tha

MASSPORT SEEKS BOOST FOR ITS TOURISM ROLEBOSTON - Stephen P. Tocco, executive direct

Grain is the second largest commodity - after coal - that railroads carry. Current governmen

"The biggest worry of American soybean farmers is that someday Brazil will get its transport act tog

Phased-out tariffs on a variety of U.S. feed grains and growing demand in Mexico have U.S. railroads

AGREEMENT ENDS BRITISH RAIL STRIKELONDON - Employers and union leaders struck a deal

Investigators are examining a cargo ship here this week, looking for clues in the baffling deaths Sa

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Transportation labor leaders on Wednesday called for changes in the Nafta worker-assistance program,

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U.S. Trade Representative Mickey Kantor upped the stakes in the trade negotiations with Japan Wednes

Construction work for Nigeria's $4.6 billion liquefied natural gas project is set to begin in 1995,

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Demand by the developing countries for more international help in building up their domestic telecom

Northwest business leaders and trade officials hope to make the most from Russian Federation Preside

European Union transport ministers were divided over how to respond to the growing crisis in inland

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For foreign buyers, U.S. grain may offer the best deal in town this year. The popularity of

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The Treasury Department may have issued a "private letter" to Arco Petroleum Products Co. that would

Parts suppliers and the truckers that haul them are feeling the pinch from a strike at General Motor

President Clinton wasted no time Wednesday confronting a threat to delay a vote in Congress on a lan