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Canadian grain industry officials have proposed that the bitter U.S.-Canada wheat dispute be removed

CHICAGO EXCHANGE OK'D FOR NIKKEI 300 FUTURESThe Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Tues

It's Chile facing off against New Zealand in the battle of the green, but this contest has nothing t

"A good many exchange rate swings - particularly in relation to the dollar - were and probably are a

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 232.78 off 0.30 wh

These bicycle movements were the largest recorded from port documents, during the two weeks ended Ju

On the strength of brisk container trade, Virginia Port Authority terminals achieved a 12.5 percent

A yearlong Securities and Exchange Commission investigation of the $2.7 billion in bonds Denver issu

Rail freight services within Britain ground to a halt Tuesday as signal workers began a 48-hour stri

A federal judge temporarily blocked a U.S. Customs Service rule change that would ease paperwork req

The House Ways and Means Committee today will take up a new compromise tonnage tax plan, offered by

Russia's Aeroflot International Airlines on Tuesday blamed U.S. airlines and aircraft makers for a r

Chicago grain and soybean prices can hold onto recent advances but only if promised export business

First Fidelity Bancorporation, Lawrenceville, N.J., has become the first U.S. bank to jointhe Interb

As of July 26, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

US, JAPAN UNCLEAR ON PROCUREMENT TALKSWASHINGTON - The United States and Japan have

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VIETNAM TO IMPROVE ITS TELECOMMUNICATIONSHANOI, Vietnam - Vietnam plans to spend at

A Connecticut-based insurance group has jumped into the "brown-water" marine insurance market at a t

Shipowners are in danger of falling into a trap by rushing to add tonnage, except for "genuine fleet

Evergreen Marine Corp. is moving its operations from San Francisco to the Port of Oakland, officials

KANSAS GETS LAST GRANT FOR RAIL-FLOOD DAMAGEWASHINGTON - The state of Kansas has rec

The weakness in the world's airline industry hit Boeing Co.'s sales and earnings in the second quart

Ocean carriers are experiencing an unprecedented boom in containerized cargoes out of Europe that is

July 26, 1994 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Pre

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

A Florida citrus company has licensed a natural enzyme to remove the peel - and that troublesome whi

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Five European countries are backing an emergency barge-scrapping program in a last-ditch effort to b

Anticipated payments for breast-implant litigation resulted in a $160.6 million third-quarter operat

PANEL BEGINS TALKS ON MITI GOALS FOR '95TOKYO - The Industrial Structure Council, an

China is maintaining its hard-line stance on rejoining the world's trade body, but it appears resign

Foreign companies will get a chance to bid individually or in consortium for work on a mass rapid tr

The state transportation board approved about $4 million in emergency contracts last week for repair

TRANSIT WORKERS STRIKE LOS ANGELES AUTHORITYThousands of workers for the Los Angeles Metropo

FLEMING RE-ELECTED BMWE PRESIDENTDETROIT - Delegates to the Brotherhood of Maintenan

CHINA PLANS TO BUILD 2 MORE NUCLEAR PLANTSBEIJING - China plans to build two more nu

Twenty-six oil workers were injured in a massive blast that rocked a refinery Sunday at the Texaco p

NEW FORUM DISCUSSING ASIA-PACIFIC SECURITYBANGKOK, Thailand - The United States, Chi