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Companies in Taiwan, notorious for counterfeiting computer programs, are banding together to protect

The Mexican government expects to shortly resolve a spat with the United States over Mexico's decisi

The U.K.'s January visible trade deficit with the whole world was UK916 million ($620.1 million), ac

This week's Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on the national grain-car supply was expected to

The Canadian Security Intelligence Service, or CSIS, said in a report this week that more than two d

ARIANESPACE PREPARING TO RESUME LAUNCHESCAYENNE, French Guiana - The world's No. 1 c

Apr. 14, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

1263 (Apr. 14, 1994) Previous day - 1253 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Thursday Apr. 14, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

LATIN RATE GROUP WELCOMES MAERSKMIAMI - A Latin American shipping conference formall

Several major companies have turned themselves into the shipping equivalent of an 800-pound gorilla

A bipartisan group of members of the U.S. House of Representatives has introduced a bill to exempt a

Brazil is seeking a world leader in the aerospace industry to rescue its bankrupt state aircraft mak

The truly global company not only sells overseas but manufactures wherever it is most advantageous t

A concern for jobs is at the center of a controversy over a little-known federal aid program aimed a

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

The head of the largest foreign bank in the Philippines said Wednesday that proposed legislation to

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An "aggressive approach" by Kentucky's coal mine inspectors has led to marked improvement in enforce

Electronic goods are at the eye of an intensifying storm as the yearly shipping contract negotiation

Federal agents took into custody 20 stowaways, including 19 men and one women, aboard the containers

The organization representing U.S. owners of ships that are registered offshore has come out against

Usually they are found by a dockworker who hears banging from inside a container. By then, t

Negotiations will resume as early as Monday between the Teamsters and trucking management in an effo

The Paris Club of creditor countries has granted a debt rescheduling to the Central African Republic

The 12 member states of the European Union struggled late Thursday in their bid to settle a complica

Peter Sutherland, director general of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, will step down fro

The Port of Sacramento reopened Thursday after a two-day shutdown. The port was closed for t

A House Coast Guard subcommittee Thursday amended and approved legislation requiring inland waterway

Japan Thursday rejected closed-market claims made by Washington in its annual report on world trade

CP Rail System announced an intermodal alliance with a mid-sized Canadian trucking firm to ship trai

IDLING OF LEAD PLANT EXPECTED TO BOOST PRICESSYDNEY, Australia - Nippon Mining and M

The opening of the Kansai International Airport, scheduled for Sept. 4, is expected to lead to a sub

After a record 1993, the Philippines' free-trade zone agency is raising its projection of new invest

The Continental Corp. will implement a restructuring that's expected to eliminate 680 positions from

An executive from the Lloyd's of London home office met with Kentucky agents this week to reassure t

Three stowaways were found dead Thursday morning in a container loaded off the Greek registered Sea-

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