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July 11, 1994 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals and the

The Czech Republic's oil industry may soon consolidate into a temporary, state-owned monopoly if the

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As the best players in baseball take the field for the annual All-Star Game tonight, team owners are

Foreign exchange traders reacted with fury Monday to the failure of the leaders of theGroup of 7 ind

DRI/McGraw-Hill, an economic consultant, has trimmed its U.S. inflation expectations for the next se

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

Now that we've turned the corner on the first half of 1994, I thought it would be a gootime to see w

China's justice ministry said it will license 100 foreign law firms to operate in the country, more

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Multinational companies should be taxed at arm's length, with each individual unit in the group trea

VALUE-ADDED TAX CUT ON 75 ITEMS IN CHINAHONG KONG - China's value-added tax on 24 me

Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Safbank Line Ltd. and Mediterranean Shipping Co. will jointly provide a n

The Independent Review Board that oversees Teamsters union activities has cleared Ron Carey, union p

Country Wide Transport Services Inc. said it has completed acquisition of Vertex Transportation Inc.

Aluminum, which has climbed to its highest price levels in over three years, may face a downward cor

If the destructive frost in Brazil this month wasn't enough to shake up coffee traders, then the bla

The Interstate Commerce Commission will be around after Oct. 1, but as a much smaller agency and tot

Brazilian exporters were wringing their hands while importers happily anticipated a new wave of acti

(1) DAILY INDEX Annual Smoothed percent +14.467/5 102.67/6 102.67/7

Foreign direct investment in South Korea picked up sharply in the first half of this year, the Minis

Behind television images of North Koreans bewailing the loss of their "Great Leader" lie the grim pr

Hong Kong said it will withdraw its petition to the world's trade referee over U.S. claims of sweate

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The incumbent says his rivals are pawns of evil special interests. They say he's incompetent and per

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Transportation interests who want to expand the overweight corridor in the Los Angeles/Long Beach ha

The Florida Department of Insurance said it will require insurance companies to provide discounts fo

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ANOTHER UNITED FIRST: EMPLOYEE OWNERSHIPCHICAGO - Unless the unexpected happens, sha

Financial giant Citicorp is telling investors that New York shipowner OSG Corp. is a good bet for th

Despite a continuing push to outsource transportation, private-fleet carriage remains at the core fo

Wall Street analysts speculated Monday on the merits of reports that the Illinois Central Railroad i

German coal importers had a tough year in 1993 and are struggling to maintain market share even thou

The German government is pressing for an alternative approach to introducing a Europe-wide tax on en

July 11, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

OECD RISK WEIGHTINGS TO CHANGE BY 1995BASEL, Switzerland - Countries from the Organi

Venezuela's foreign exchange markets, due to open Monday under a new system of controls, did not ope

Matson Navigation Co. Sunday began its new coastal shuttle service linking Los Angeles, Seattle and

Typhoon Tim battered Taiwan and the northern Philippines Sunday and early Monday, killing at least e