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The net change in U.K. consumer credit was a rise of UK516 million (US$768.84 million) in March foll

Meeting for the first time since enactment of the North American Free Trade Agreement, Cabinet offic

Merchandise exports from Texas grew sharply in 1993 and exceeded the national export growth rate of

China has a better-than-even chance of winning renewal of its U.S. trade privileges but partial sanc

SAUDI ARAMCO MAY CUT JAPANESE CRUDE SALESNICOSIA, Cyprus - Some of Saudi Aramco's Ja

The Federal Maritime Commission today will cancel the ocean freight rates of 19 consolidators that m

German-owned ships sailing under a non-German flag have experienced fewer accidents in the last thre

May 9, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent p

As of May 9, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from sup

A number of senior employees from Swiss-based commodity trader Marc Rich & Co. said Monday they are

DEPORTATION OF STOWAWAYS NEARS IN WAKE OF RULINGA federal appeals court has cleared the way

Beijing's move to fix gasoline and diesel prices is a temporary measure to fight inflation and will

May 9-15, 1994 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals andthe

Brazilian President Itamar Franco Monday announced that the nation's new currency, the real, will be

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CAROLINA FREIGHT CARRIERS CORP. (Cherryville, N.C.) - Douglas D. Williams was promoted from director

Teamsters at Sea-Land Service Inc. terminals on the West Coast didn't really want to be on the picke

Chester D. Hooper, the new president of the Maritime Law Association of the United States, proposed

A fruit importer in Mexico's west coast port of Manzanillo has completed a trial run for delivery of

The Journal of Commerce's daily Industrial Price Index hit another 1994 high Monday, moving to 100.1

A tendency by investors in the United Arab Emirates to keep their money awayfrom banks becau

In football parlance, it's called an end run. For trade negotiators, finding clever ways of

TO THE UNITED STATES/CANADA SOUTH KOREA. May 23-27. The Korea Trade Promotion Center is welc

About one-fifth of the Polish economy falls into the nether world of semi- legality known as the "gr

Valeri Lukinikh didn't set out to be the Avon Man of Siberia, or to sink his teeth into the local Wr

BROWN URGES US FIRMS TO INVEST IN S. AFRICAJOHANNESBURG, South Africa - U.S. Commerce Secret

SOUTHWEST STARTS RESERVATION SYSTEMNEW YORK - Southwest Airlines Co., the nation's m

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At New York's OMI Corp., they're buying new tankers despite low freight rates and the company's firs

KLOSTER CRUISE REDUCES 1ST-QUARTER LOSSESMIAMI - Kloster Cruise Ltd. reduced its fir

COST CONTROLS HELP ALOHA AIRLINES PROFITHONOLULU - A vigorous cost-control effort ma

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Understanding Telecommunications Technologies for Non-Engineers. May 12-13. Sheraton National Hotel,

Egyptian oil officials predict promising offshore gas discoveries and say prospects of more finds po

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 224.11 off 0.19

Russia's need to buy old-crop milling wheat for nearby shipment will probably be filled at least par

China, the world's largest tin exporter, is in a strong position to call the shots in the market now

May 6, 1994 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

Longshore mechanics are threatening to strike a new high-tech terminal facility here if they do not

Ignoring protests from the United States, the Port of Paradip was scheduled to sign a US$11.5 millio