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Air L.A. Inc. and Mexicana Airlines have announced a new marketing agreement, coordinating 36 flight

President Clinton, already bedeviled by strife among congressional Democrats on health-care reform,

Malaysia remains interested in exploring for oil on its side of the Straits of Malacca, despite the

A Chicago insurance company says it should be excluded from any liability claim in the deaths of two

China has protested Vietnam's exploration of a contested Spratly Islands site in the South China Sea

American President Lines Ltd. averted a threatened strike by radio officers working on its U.S.-flag

Rising utility demand for low-sulfur coal from the Powder River Basin of Wyoming has triggered a $45

The government posted a provisional trade surplus of 202.6 million Swiss francs ($146.8 million) in

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SEA-LAND PLANS STOPS AT COLOMBIAN PORTLIBERTY CORNER, N.J. - Sea-Land Service Inc. s

Japan's customs-cleared trade surplus tumbled in May, snapping a five-month uptrend, due to the stro

Although State Farm Group has proposed a settlement of an Illinois class- action lawsuit on the use

RLI Corp. has paid 75 percent of its residential earthquake claims from the Jan. 17 Northridge, Cali

The Spanish government has not changed its target of lowering inflation to 3.5 percent by the end of

SEWING ARTICLES Needles. Contact: China Shenzhen Arts & Crafts Import & Export Co., Baofeng

As factories shift to Southeast Asia, the yen continues its surge and Japan's economy matures, major

RUSSIAN FARMERS TO SOW FEWER ACRES THIS YEARMOSCOW - Russian farmers, currently roun

President Clinton on Thursday said conflicts between trade and maritime policy must be ironed out be

Cotton, aluminum and crude oil pushed The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Indexto another 1994

North Korea has proposed freezing its controversial plutonium-production program if the United State

Williams Pipe Line Co. has restored gasoline shipments from the U.S. Gulf Coast off Explorer pipelin

New York Mercantile Exchange - June 16, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High

The National Association of Maritime Organizations is throwing its weight against the Clinton admini

The Port of Los Angeles is putting itself at odds with other California ports over a new West Coast

China's production of cotton will rise this year, but the country will still need significant import

China's top securities regulator warned that the blind development of futures markets is threatening

Karsten "Cash" Mahlmann, the controversial former Chicago Board of Trade chairman who abruptly resig

CAROLINA FREIGHT CORP. (Cherryville, N.C.) - Scott Harrison was promoted from director ofmarket rese

Negotiators from more than 30 nations will resume talks next week in Geneva on liberalizing global t

As of June 16, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

The world's airlines, reeling from four consecutive years of losses, may be heading for a small prof

In the latest sign that the rail industry's long decline in employment may have bottomed out, Union

Plans by South Korean companies and state organizations to issue bonds overseas have been hit by the

SENATE OKS NOMINEE FOR COMMERCE POSTWASHINGTON - The Senate approved the nomination

The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey says tonnage of oceanborne cargo moving through the Fore

June 16, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

High sugar output expected from key producers Australia and Thailand will stabilize prices and help

Singapore's fast-growing venture capital industry is going regional to escape a small market at home

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