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Russian gross domestic product in the first eight months of this year was down 16.5 percent compared

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

OPEC is moving toward a consensus that would keep the oil cartel's production ceiling unchanged thro

"Collecting the Port: Recent Acquisitions of the South Street Seaport Museum." Through Oct. 30. New

Virtually all shipping lines that serve U.S. ports have asked the Federal Maritime Commission to wit

Sept. 13, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

A U.S. appeals court ordered a temporary halt Tuesday to the Environmental Protection Agency's requi

India must open up its own textiles market to ensure continued access for textile exports to its lar

Mexican shoppers and U.S. store owners at the border are angry over the Mexican government's new, to

The Real Teamster Caucus, a group of opponents of Teamsters union president Ron Carey, met here Sund

Here's a story with a happy ending. A little more than two years ago, rumors were rampant th

Railroad traffic expanded at a brisk rate in August, even when compared with 1992, the last year the

China mostly likely will buy French wheat, but will first see at what price the U.S. Department of A

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Japan will not cave in to U.S. trade pressure at the 11th hour in advance of a Sept. 30 U.S. deadlin

1506 (Sept. 13, 1994) Previous day - 1495 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The 56-year existence of Eller & Co. may be coming to a close, at least at its founding base at Port

Sparks could fly at this year's Georgia Foreign Trade Conference, a program sponsored by the Georgia

AUSTRALIAN STATE TAPS GM DATA SUBSIDIARYADELAIDE, Australia - General Motors Corp.'s Electro

For the past few years, American President Lines has steadily built its Mexico business by marketing

A California regulatory agency has approved modest short-term emission- control measures for ocean,

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Pepsico Inc.'s Indian unit, posting a 40 percent average annual growth in turnover and exports since

The U.S. dollar was mixed Tuesday, tracking an erratic bond market after the Labor Department report

Net farm income for 1994 is expected to increase to between $47 billion and $51 billion, helped in p

Underwriters in 30 countries wrote a total of $12.9 billion in marine- insurance premiums in 1992, a

A six-day port strike ended Tuesday, but the industry estimates it will take at least 10 days to cle

Tankers operators and a seafarers union agreed in principle on a new labor contract Tuesday, just ab

The Asian Development Bank, Manila, approved a $40 million special assistance loan to Kyrgyzstan to

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

'MED CLUB EXPRESS' ADDING THREE PORTSNippon Yusen Kaisha, Compagnie Maritime D'Affretement a

Putting to rest industry claims that no one would ever be able to comply with its long-delayed oil s

Bloody but unbowed, the Interstate Commerce Commission dodged a fatal congressional budget-cutting b

The trucking industry is diagnosing a previously vague but painful malady - more than 215,000 annual

Construction of a new cargo terminal for Scandinavian Airlines System at Newark International Airpor

American marine underwriters are reluctantly ready to provide reinsurance backing for the Certificat

Maurice Strong, chairman of Ontario Hydro, has scaled back his responsibilities and wiped out his ow

Prices of August Mexican crude oil exports to customers in the Americas averaged $16.41 a barrel for

Nigerian crude oil output is near normal levels just a week after a two-month oil workers' strike of