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James Bovard is the author of the book "Fair Trade Fraud." The title was given incorrectly on March

European Union finance ministers Monday warned the United States that its plan to charge foreign ban

Rock singer Ozzy Osbourne's insurance company must pay $60,000 to an electrician who claims he was t

DALLAS WILL BE SITE OF NAFTA LABOR OFFICEWASHINGTON - President Clinton will nominat

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PARKER HANNIFIN (Cleveland) - Joseph J. Vicic, 48, was named president of the Asia Pacific Group of

Thanks to facility improvements and aggressive marketing efforts, Gulf ports have recorded some dram

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

Long in coming, costlier than expected and the subject of many raised eyebrows, Burlington Northern'

Mar. 18, 1994 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

After posting record cargo output of nearly 20 million metric tons in 1993, the Port of Saint John,

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 228.22 off 1.65 which compares

The steady climb in aluminum and crude oil prices helped The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price In

Hopes for sharp increases in grain car utilization are running high among rail shippers and carriers

Joe Belth, who is locked in a legal battle with the nation's oldest insurance company rating service

What's in a name? The publicity surrounding the $2.35 billion bid for Kemper Corp. by General Electr

A meeting between the president of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners and the chair

The state of Maine is moving to develop new intermodal rail business as it continues tofight the aba

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Grain processors and exporters are counting on U.S. producers to present them with better-than-avera

Neptune Orient Lines Ltd. reported a net profit of US$47 million last year, a 121 percent increase f

The Coast Guard last week cleared an important barge-loading facility near St. Louis for ammonia fer

Mexican commerce officials have rejected a charge of illegal trade practices brought against U.S. pr

A cotton industry organization has sharply criticized the U.S. Department of Agriculture's proposed

It had to happen, sooner or later. The big out-of-state banks with a major presence in Miami

New York Mercantile Exchange - Mar. 18, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

Top U.S. and Canadian officials are holding a meeting in Toronto today in an attempt to resolve urge

International Petroleum Exchange Mar. 18, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Mexico is discussing the possible purchase of a huge oil refinery in Cuba in a deal that could help

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TOYS 'R' US STEPS UP AUSTRALIAN EXPANSIONMELBOURNE, Australia - Toys 'R' Us, the wor

Two or three decades ago, railcars designed for the grain trade reached 100 tons in gross weight. Ra

Ryan-Walsh Inc., a stevedoring giant, has sued a competitor, Cooper/T. Smith Corp., for $25 million,

The new national trade finance databank operated by the Bankers Association for Foreign Trade has yi

European shipowners and port operators failed in their bid to persuade transport policy-makers to in

With cotton in short supply, China is seeking foreign assistance to develop its wool sector as an al

Russia has decided to tender all of 1994's export quotas for strategic materials exported for state

Copper in the Asia region has become so scarce that at least one South Korean manufacturer of cable

In another blow to Japan's weakened lifetime employment system, Honda Motor Corp. said it will demot

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