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David Oddsson, the prime minister of Iceland, has a peculiar problem: his countrymen's passion for t

The aviation sector is preparing to step beyond the rivalry between Korean Air and Asiana Airlines i

Public servants cannot expect a sizable increase in wages because of austerity measures imposed by t

Tatra Air Group, the descendant of Slovakia's largest aviation concern, Slovair, is planning a speed

The Federal Maritime Commission on Monday announced it is launching an investigation of rebates ille

Western banks are expanding in Poland to serve corporate clients and the country's new affluent clas

Drops in crude oil production from Iran and Nigeria pushed overall OPEC output down by 300,000 barre

Aug. 8, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

After expressing initial reservations about this year's world trade agreement, U.S. chip makers are

"The economy is still among the shakiest on the continent, even on penalty kicks."

The first incoming shipment of birch plywood in the Port of Camden's 25-year history arrived Aug. 4,

With a baseball strike looming at week's end, the American Arbitration Association has offered to me

It has been a good summer for beer garden owners and a bad one for the poultry business, as parts of

Despite ambitious plans and an appeal from Rhode Island Gov. Bruce Sundlun, the U.S. Army Corps of E

Japan's trucking industry is seeing a shift away from private fleets toward larger professional carr

Commerce Department lawyers are arguing that the United States should not refund more than $600 mill

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The U.S. Customs Service last week certified a foreign trade zone site for the use of Seko Air Freig

U.S. coal production totaled 19.9 million tons during the week ending July 30, up 2 percent from the

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

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

Aug. 8, 1994 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

A frequently told joke during Mexico City's rainy season has it that there are two kinds of people w

Buoyed by the yen's appreciation, local industry restructuring and a recovering international econom

A Coast Guard helicopter and police boats rescued three Dominican stowaways after they leapt off a c

The internal battling that has long plagued one of the nation's largest maritime unions reached a ne

Chilean fruit imports through the Port of Philadelphia - by far the largest segment of the local gen

New dredging contracts have been issued at the Port of Brownsville, an important part of the southea

A war for the crown as the world's leading shipbuilding nation is on again, with South Korean compan

CHEVRON SIGNS DEAL WITH KUWAIT OIL CO.KUWAIT - Chevron Corp. said Monday it will soo

President Clinton is taking a gamble today in an attempt to salvage an extension of special trade ne

Boeing Co., the world's largest aircraft manufacturer, will transfer production facilities for the t

Lufthansa German Airlines, believing other airlines are unlikely to follow its pricing lead, has aba

Strong westbound volume is pushing down an effort by some ocean carriers to change the way a major P

Hong Kong's gross domestic product grew 5.5 percent in real terms during the January-to-March quarte

New York Mercantile Exchange - Aug. 8, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High L

Ukraine's inflation rate was 2.1 percent in July, the lowest for three years, the Ministry of Statis

CHINESE COTTON EXPORTS INCREASE BY 15.9 PERCENTTOKYO - China exported 16,403 tons of

The net change in U.K. consumer credit was a rise of UK683 million ($1.1 billion) in June, following