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The availability of credit for international trade transactions, particularly for smalland medium- s

The Federal Railroad Administration will investigate whether to develop rules for securing rail carg

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PHILIPPINE AIRLINES' OWNER APPEALS TO STAFFMANILA, Philippines - Filipino tycoon Luc

State governments are moving to streamline their procedures in an attempt to speed up use of foreign

Whether it calls for satisfying a sweet tooth in New York or rushing a rocket part to a defense cont

ATA Management Systems Council. Through May 25. 28th National Conference and Technology Exhibition.

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Britain's new computerized customs processing system, described as the most advanced in the world, a

A swindler who used a miniature submarine as a prop has been fined $285,000 by Louisiana insurance r

The prices and specifications for U.S. metallurgical coal exports to Japan, as reported in that coun

A $1 billion plan put forward by four major Western oil companies to privatize and modernize the Cze

Japan's customs-cleared imports of soybeans fell in April to 299,129 metric tons, down 37.9 percent

May 20, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

U.S. steel producers are ready for a "dogfight" as they embark on an effort to lure automakers away

1501 (May 20, 1994) Previous day - 1501 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

As of May 20, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reportedin the market or obtained from sup

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

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Swiss producer prices (May 1993=100) fell by 0.2 percent in April from March while import prices wer

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index on Friday reached a 1994 high of 101.8, up 0.7 points

It was a good year for Hong Kong exports in 1993, but not such a great year for getting paid.

Russia's Finance Ministry and the tax office have drafted new regulations to force expatriates to pa

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For the week ended May 14, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 15

These are tough times to be the president of a major insurance trade association, concedes Rodger La

Friday May 20, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representing

The politics surrounding the upcoming September general election here are seeping into all aspects o

BOEING DEVELOPING FIGHTER FOR PENTAGONSEATTLE - Boeing Co. is exploring ideas for a

JAPAN OFFICIAL SAYS RATES FOR POWER COULD CHANGETOKYO - Eijiro Hata, head of Japan's

European hard-liners are making a mockery of international talks to end shipbuilding subsidies, the

Barging interests in the Missouri River basin are having their first healthy season inyears.

Human-rights advocates on Friday criticized the transfer of 18 Romanian stowaways from a Newark, N.J

Japan brought new proposals to jump-start stalemated trade negotiations with the United States and U

Following years of complaints by the U.S. textile industry, Kuwait's exports of apparelto the United

The World Bank approved a $200 million loan, as part of a $389 million financing package, to help im

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REGIONAL BLOCS 1994 U.S.-Ireland Business Partnership Conference. May 21-27. Dublin. The pri