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The Venezuelan government's introduction of a single fixed foreign-exchange rate will stabilize the

The U.S. dollar declined in thin trading Thursday as the Bundesbank left key interest rates unchange

Marinette Marine Corp. plans to beef up its work force to handle a $26.9 million contract to build a

Compagnie Generale Maritime, the French state-owned shipping company, this week renewed its monopoly

Expeditors International of Washington Inc., the air and ocean freight forwarder, is expanding into

A dozen Native corporations and coastal communities asked a state jury this week for more than $86 m

Frank N. Caggiano was appointed deputy director of the port department of the Port Authority of New

Surging coal traffic and a good recovery from the severe winter will lead to strong second-quarter e

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

Indonesia's exports, other than oil and gas, reached $3.134 billion in April, up 8.95 percent from a

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

Caribbean countries do not expect to be brought into the North American Free Trade Agreement any tim

Marine underwriters suspect that some shipowners are attempting to keep down the cost of insuring th

With only two insurers having surfaced to provide financial-responsibility insurance for shipowners,

The European Union on Thursday warned it would be tit-for-tat if the United States continues to shar

In a now-familiar story on the North Atlantic, an independent shipping line that had started to chal

Foreign as well as Indonesian companies will be invited to build or expandairports in a prog

RYDER'S UK UNIT BUYS TRUCK-LEASING FIRMIntent on growth, Ryder System Inc.'s U.K. subsidiary

Southern China's breakneck pace of trade growth is prompting officials to lavish huge amounts on por

A group of gasoline dealers in New Jersey is charging that Exxon Co. USA is trying to force the deal

COAL MINE EXPLOSION KILLS 12 IN KAZAKHSTANMOSCOW - At least 12 workers were killed T

Thomas B. Crowley Sr., head of a $1 billion shipping empire and a leading figure in themaritime comm

Rain and scorching summer heat battered shippers and transportation companies this week asthe remnan

Mexico's elimination this week from the 1994 World Cup soccer competition has shifted the nation's f

Hopes that a dollar rescue package may emerge from the Group of 7 summit here this weekend were deal

In choosing a sales organization overseas, the exporter must weigh the desire for salesvolume agains

For Mexico's Federal Competition Commission, few anti-competition cases were as difficult as that of

Environmental issues will be the focus of the annual Casualty Loss Reserve Seminar sponsored by the

STOCK ACTIVITY BAFFLES AIRBORNE OFFICIALSSEATTLE - Airborne Express executives are a

July 7, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

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CANADA EYES REFORM OF NATURAL-GAS TRADINGWINNIPEG, Manitoba - Canada's National Ener

Three years after the downfall of BCCI, the corrupt bank's depositors have yet to be repaid. But an

With a rocky first year under his belt, the president of Mexico's new Federal Competition Commission

The world's biggest couriers and air express companies are revving up for what's perceived to be the

Millions of boxes of General Mills Inc. breakfast cereal containing an unauthorized pesticide were s

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Pacific Gas and Electric Co. and Bechtel Group Inc. said they will acquire J. Makowski Co., a firm e

India, which has encouraged foreign investment in the power sector to counter electricity shortages,

The July 25-27 summit between the leaders of South and North Korea will focus on political issues, s