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Spain's customs-cleared trade deficit rose to 136.117 billion pesetas ($999 million) in February fro

A group of U.S. and Canadian investors says it is preparing a new bid for CP Rail System's route fro

Boeing Co. expects sales and profits to continue to drop this year, creating a market that won't be

Foreign banks in Florida are rapidly expanding their trade financing activity. But their che

International Petroleum Exchange Mar. 29, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

(1) DAILY INDEX Annual Smoothed percent +3.993/23 97.5 3/24 97.43/25 9

U.S. colleges and universities have become the nation's fifth-largest ''exporter" of services, bring

TOWER GROUP INTERNATIONAL INC. (New York) - Thomas M. Daly was appointed senior vice president of To

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 227.56 off 3.19 which compares w

The Maritime Employers Association (MEA) has approved a financial incentive package aimed at attract

Believing the current Teamsters leadership lacks the support for a full-scale walkout, less-than-tru

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

With Thursday's deadline fast approaching, it is unlikely unions representing Air France employees w

It rattles your preconceptions. The premier hotbed of industrial development must be one of

South Florida's days as one of ocean shipping's last bastion's of seemingly romantic, free-wheeling

While Latin American-based corporations have been slow to establish a strong investment presence in

Drastic market reforms last year have thrown China's massive oil industry into confusion as once-pam

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Branded until recently a war risk, and mistaken by foreigners for countries with similar names, Slov

"Slovenia is the best example how not to handle privatization politically," the country's government

The Commerce Department plans a major realignment as part of an administration effort to help U.S. b

Many insurers, under pressure from shareholders and regulators to disclose liability, hurried to rel

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A former trainee in California's marine pilot program is suing the state's pilot board over his dism

South America continues to act as a magnet for shipping lines, as two breakbulk/container operators

Sir Leon Brittan, the European trade commissioner, assured developing nations Tuesday that the Europ

The Clinton administration gave an unenthusiastic welcome to Japan's new proposals for easing barrie

Alaska Airlines has agreed to a new standard for timely delivery of freight. Shipments tende

CALIF. UTILITY OFFERS LONG-TERM TARIFF RATESAN FRANCISCO - Pacific Gas and Electric

The cement at Sithe Energies Inc.'s 1,000-megawatt cogeneration plant in upstate New Yorkis not yet

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

January to December in thousands in TEUs* 1992 1993U.S. to S. America 346.1 3

Vietnam will need more than $4 billion in investment by the year 2000 to meet its projected electric

Libyan National Oil Corp. has raised its April crude oil prices for term- contract customers for mos

Straits Steamship Land Ltd. said it will have a Club Med holiday village within its resort developme

As the battle over user fees for the Alameda Corridor drags on, the project's general manager is con

Mexico's ruling party has opted for continuity with the selection of a former education secretary to

Mar. 29, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Considering his headlong plunge into one of the toughest, most competitive businesses in the world,

The U.S. Department of Transportation Tuesday offered former Eastern Air Lines chairman Frank Lorenz