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Tenants of the Illinois International Port of Chicago have just logged their best-ever shipping volu

MARINE LIFE FLOURISHES AROUND BRAER WRECKLONDON - Divers have found that marine life

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

Airlines competing to haul cargo between the United States and Europe are chasing their owntail, cut

The Aug. 10 Page 1A story, " 'Handshake' Deal Would Grant ICC 3-Year Reprieve," should have made cle

The Clinton administration, in a precedent- setting move, plans to send government advisers to both

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Argentina's trade deficit continues to widen as the country's overvalued currency has triggered a fl

On the surface, the California rice industry is squabbling with the Japanese government about a few

Wednesday Aug. 10, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represen

JOHNSON & HIGGINS OF PENNSYLVANIA (Philadelphia) - Theodore J. Fuller, a director and manager of the

Williston Basin Interstate Pipeline said its working natural gas in storage at the end of July was 6

U.S. gasoline inventories fell by 200,000 barrels during the week ended Aug. 5, comparedwith the pre

The union that represents shipboard officers said Wednesday it has signed 3 1/ 2-year labor contract

MINOR DERAILMENT DELAYS AMTRAK TRAINWASHINGTON - The last car of the Night Owl, an o

The rapidly expanding Caribbean carrier King Ocean Services Inc. is acquiring Sea-BargeInc., a large

(1) DAILY INDEX Annual Smoothed percent +17.808/4 104.78/5 104.68/8

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

"We, as Asians, have a very balanced view of trade."

Rubber product makers in Japan are confident they can still meet sluggish industrial demand despite

New York Mercantile Exchange - Aug. 10, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High

Port of Baltimore terminals are handling general cargo at a pace that will make 1994 the port's best

In a move aimed at averting grain-distribution problems during expected heavy traffic this fall, CP

GROUND STAFF PROTESTS PHILIPPINES AIRLINESMANILA, Philippines - Philippines Airlines

TTX Co., the railroad-owned car leasing company, has ordered $246 million worth of cars for first-ha

The dramatic rise of the Japanese yen is helping U.S. companies compete for a share of the Chinese m

CNA REPORTS NET LOSS; OPERATING INCOME UPCHICAGO - CNA Financial Corp. increased its

A bitter division within the U.S. insurance industry is holding up passage of Superfund reform legis

American Cyanamid Co. is continuing a cautious response to the $8.5 billiondollar buyout bid

As part of its drive to establish a global technology network supporting business growth in main mar

With less than a month before its scheduled opening, Japan's Kansai International Airport is in elev

The Senate on Tuesday agreed to have the Department of Defense help fund a shipyard loan guarantee p

German Transport Minister Matthias Wissmann is spearheading a government drive to crack down on fore

Railroads are in another of their periodic merger binges and the only questions are,where and when w

An environmental lawsuit by three cities along the proposed Alameda Corridor threatens to derail pro

NORTH AMERICA New York International Gift Fair. Aug. 14-18. New York. Contact: George Little

Reassured at a meeting with China's President Jiang Zemin about intellectual protection, the head of

Sales at the wholesale level rose in June for a second straight month and stocks of unsold goods fel

As of Aug. 9, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 231.05 off 0.93 wh