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The Port of Seattle and local construction unions have negotiated the first- ever "project labor agr

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As of June 15, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

ALEXANDER & ALEXANDER INC. (New York) - David N. Thompson has joined the risk management and insuran

The news continues to be good at Oakland International Airport as cargo figures keep climbing upward

Intermodal transportation on both sides of the Atlantic will continue to grow at high levels into th

The Clinton administration has adopted a series of measures, including export subsidies, to help U.S

The Netherlands Antilles, with a strategically located port in Curacao, is in the rightplace at the

The U.S. candy industry is tasting sweet success abroad. In a report on exports of non-choco

APPAREL, ACCESSORY SALES FELL 0.3 PERCENT IN MAY IN USU.S. retail sales of apparel and acces

Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry forecast the supply of new-generation alternati

China will put more emphasis on exporting coal in coming years, a senior official said, despite diff

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

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The extent of financial damage from the 24-day Teamsters strike became clearer Wednesday when two ho

These footwear movements were the largest recorded from port documents, during the two weeks ended J

Metric Tons, by Descending Quantity Commodity Loading Port Destination

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

MARTIN MARIETTA LOSES POLLUTION LIABILITY CASEA Los Angeles jury ruled Wednesday tha

This year, 10 or so North Carolina workers will turn in medical bills for broken backs, disabling bu

Economic investment made possible by deregulation has made the nation's railroads safer, the head of

Israel expects huge trade gains with newly designated friendly nations as a result of its month-old

French industrial output continued to strengthen in May in all sectors of industry, the Bank of Fran

Prominent environmental and labor groups said "retail wheeling" would do little to ease upward press

International Petroleum Exchange June 15, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

China has delayed the deadline for a second round of onshore oil exploration bidding to Sept. 28 fro

Although Australia is a relatively small producer of coal, it has an inordinate influence on the wor

Despite a slow start to 1994 during a severe winter that hampered coal mining and rail operations, e

Two U.S.-flag container lines serving the West Coast moved Wednesday to avert a threatened strike by

Laura D'Andrea Tyson was welcomed to Washington last year with a blistering attack that labeled her

Recent congressional scrutiny of the Interstate Commerce Commission presents a prime opportunity for

The rush into South America by many shipping lines over the last year has created a demand for mid-s

Virginia Hardwood International, sister company of P.J. Lumber Co., of Alabama, has opened a facilit

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 235.30 off 0.20 w

Rising on the heels of Tuesday's 1994 high of 102.5, The Journal of Commerce IndustrialPrice Index s

UPS TO DOUBLE CAPACITY ON HONG KONG FLIGHTSLOUISVILLE, Ky. - United Parcel Service w

Long-awaited proposals for Japanese tax reform are likely to be short on detail, but the outlines sh

Spain's industrial price index rose 0.1 percent in April and rose 4.1 percent year-on-year, the Nati

U.S. steam-coal demand will climb steadily but slowly over the next 25 years, driven bydomestic elec

The European Union's trade surplus with Eastern Europe is likely to narrow sharply during this year