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Ask any shipper moving goods across the San Diego-Tijuana border who the most aggressive customs bro

Asia's exploding energy demand and the construction of steam-powered electricity plants in the regio

Rice farmers in southern Vietnam reaped a record harvest of 6.1 million metric tons from their most

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HOME'S NET INCOME DROPS TO $400,000NEW YORK - Home Holdings Inc. reported a drop in

Executive search firms here are spending more of their energy and resources filling multinationals'

A South Florida appeals court overturned a ruling that could have awarded more insurance coverage to

What do you do when your shiny new China venture loses enough luster that you're at your partner's t

Foreigners investing directly in Chinese enterprises play a risky game. But it is a contest with ric

The pearl of China's economic reform movement will probably come through the nation's daunting econo

China's enormous gold industry has taken on new glitter for foreign businesses as the government tak

A graphic in Friday's paper, Kazakhstan, At a Glance, should have listed the tenge as the new offici

Avondale Industries Inc. said Friday that Albert L. Bossier Jr., its chairman, president and chief e

The Journal of Commerce's daily Industrial Price Index hit a new high for 1994 on Friday, pushed by

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

When China - the largest cotton producer in the world - loosened government control over the economy

Officials of PT Adaro, an Australian-Spanish-Indonesian joint venture, shipped 30,000 metric tons of

Financial disclosure and the securities regulatory system in China are not as detailed or comprehens

Pudong, a district of Shanghai designated the "head of the dragon" in developing the Yangtze River v

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

Panama overtook Liberia last year as the world's largest shipping register while Greek shipowners co

The future of shipping and U.S. maritime policy will be addressed June 9 by William O. Gray, preside

New York Mercantile Exchange - May 6, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

Traders here are up in arms in response to the European Union's decision to slap quotas on a range o

Foreign brewers have developed an almost unquenchable thirst for the Chinese beer industry. Current

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Walt Disney Co. will enter the cruise business as early as 1998, with a Florida-based ship making th

Port and shipping interests in Southern California told state regulators last week they do not want

A French warship started evacuating Westerners from Yemen's Port of Aden on Friday after fighting fl

The Maritime Administration and U.S. ports strongly disagree about whether President Clinton's propo

A New York state appellate court will decide this month whether the Excess Line Association of New Y

The decades-old monopoly of China's vast telecommunications industry has finally developed some crac

Friday, May 6, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

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

The architect of a sweeping reform plan for the scandal-tarnished Vancouver Stock Exchange said the

At least $70 billion in U.S. oil and gas investment would flow into Russia if its Parliament acts on

The number of unemployed persons in Denmark rose by 1,600 in March, to 354,400, or 12.6 percent of t

Planning travel and business appointments in China is not a task for the impatient. After all, succe

Legal experts say the two shipping companies involved in a collision of containerships off South Kor

U.S. Rep. Robert Menendez, D-N.J., said he challenged federal officials from the Environmental Prote