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U.S. embassies in Latin America are offering more U.S. business people a chance to profit from Latin

A story on Page 7A Wednesday with the headline, "Small Woodstock" Backers Facing $2 Million Loss," s

OPERATING INCOME UP FOR ACORDIA IN QUARTERINDIANAPOLIS - Second-quarter operating in

European Union steelmakers have put Romanian sheet metal producers on notice that they may be subjec

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The number of serious ship casualties escalated sharply during the first half of 1994, reversing the

Despite the arrest of 22 people Tuesday on charges relating to cargo theftsfrom warehouses o

The Senate finally has maritime reform legislation officially on its list of things to do, but items

Air cargo transport could be disrupted in Southern France if strikes and work slowdowns by air traff

Lana Batts, who was a top official at the American Trucking Associations until early 1993, has retur

United Airlines and Lufthansa German Airlines have launched their first combined cargo effort since

Overseas branches of four state-owned Taiwan banks soon will be able to deal directly with Chinese b

STATE July 23 July 30 California $1.24

New York Mercantile Exchange - Aug. 3, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High L

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Declining summertime natural-gas prices are prompting some producers, including Enron Oil& Gas Co. a

The top for many Utah high-tech pioneers used to be the spot where their creative efforts were all t

At least three people were killed in Lagos Wednesday during clashes between police and protesters de

India's sugar imports, after provoking a controversy, now turn out to be unprofitable for private bu

The Port of Seattle will host a public meeting next week to discuss the environmental impact surroun

The North Carolina State Ports Authority won a little and lost a little in the recently completed se

GROUP OPPOSES TRANSFER OF NY BUILDING PERMITSNEW YORK - The American Waterways Opera

Talks broke down Wednesday between stevedoring employers and dockworkers at the French port of Marse

These tractor and crane movements were the largest recorded from port documents, during the two week

W.VA. DRIVERS JOIN PONY EXPRESS STRIKECHARLESTON, W.Va. - Drivers here for Pony Expr

Wednesday, Aug. 3, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Switzerland's final unemployment rate in June was unrevised at 4.6 percent, down from 4.8 percent in

U.S. medical equipment exporters are unfazed by Italy's ailing economy. Though expenditures

Five years after revolutions formally ended Communist-style monopolies in Eastern Europe, Romania ha

STOCKER RESIGNS POST AT SHIPBUILDERS COUNCILWASHINGTON - John J. Stocker resigned We

Rerouting barges normally headed to the Gulf of Mexico could prove costly to companies that ship alo

Employees at the headquarters of Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. will be told by Aug. 22 whether they will

Global air freight traffic in June surged by 16 percent over the same month in 1993, the Internation

American Warehouse Association. Aug. 4-6. 1994 Marketing Conference. Marriott Chicago Hotel, Chicago

RESERVE INTERNATIONAL SERVICES INC. (Cleveland) - Michael W. Gelsinger was named executivevice presi

LEADING INDICATORS Index tracks 11 economic statistics; seasonally adjustedMontly percent ch

The U.S. dollar climbed through resistance against the yen but remained underpressure agains

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CHINA CLAIMS SUCCESS IN COPYRIGHT CRACKDOWNBEIJING - China Wednesday trumpeted the s