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AIR EXPRESS INTERNATIONAL (Darien, Conn.) - Chris J. Buckerfield was appointed vice president Europe

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When Victor Duong and his family fled Vietnam for the United States, they found streets paved with g

A proposal to revamp operations of a chemical company's river terminals is under review by the U.S.

In the wake of the 1989 Exxon Valdez disaster, oil tanker operators have invested millions of dollar

Kuwait has begun implementing a $2 billion petrochemical project that will include both foreign and

TEXAS DELAYS SIGNING MET LIFE SETTLEMENTTexas regulators said last week that they delayed si

Federal Express Corp. is stepping up the distribution of its Powership 3 automated shipping and trac

Brazilian authorities put a last-minute hold on plans to slash import duties but vowed everything wi

Despite completion of the Uruguay Round of the GATT trade negotiations, problems about the integrity

The legal battle over Minnesota's first-in-the-nation law prohibiting businesses from permanently re

If you can't beat them, join them - even if you have to do it grudgingly. For many small and

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New York Mercantile Exchange - Mar. 11, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

With a specific Clinton administration commitment to fund maritime reform, the outlook for passage o

A tentative agreement on a new national contract has been reached between the United Transportation

UKRAINE SAYS PAYMENTS FLOWING FOR RUSSIAN GASKIEV, Ukraine - Ukraine already has pai

International Petroleum Exchange Mar. 11, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Britain's trade deficit plunged even deeper into the red in December, fueling fears that economic re

Transport Minister Doug Young has announced the beginning of consultations with the aviation communi

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines wants to raise 1 billion guilders ($520 million) of fresh capital by Friday

The Interstate Commerce Commission has proposed rules to implement a portion of the Negotiated Rates

Friday, March 11, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The United States and Japan appeared close to settling a trade dispute over cellular phones but it w

One man's streamlining is another man's cutback. That's the situation in the Port of New York and Ne

Transporting a Steinway is a far easier task than mastering the instrument, but moving a piano does

Universal hand-wringing notwithstanding, Hong Kong's business community sees the fate of the island

W.P. "Billy" Amoss, a Washington-based executive of Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., of New Orleans, has d

For the first time since the Eagle became the U.S. Coast Guard Academy's training vessel in 1948, al

Pakistan is trying to develop new export products after two bad cotton harvests that have slashed sa

Europe's jet-setting elite will find plenty of Ferraris, Lamborghinis and Porches on display at the

Global export demand for steaming coal and gas will remain relatively strong through the end of the

China has overtaken Japan as the world's biggest producer of motorcycles - but models of three of Ja

From financial houses to food conglomerates, city halls to college campuses, South Africa is again a

ANNUAL PROFIT GROWS AT WILLIS CORROONLONDON - Willis Corroon Group PLC reported a ri

In an end-run around Rhode Island's state port authority, the Port of Seattle on Tuesday tentatively

Such arcane tasks as contemplating the smell of money or the origin of a pistachio nut may sound lik

In a gray, three-story building next to the Burbank Airport, the complicated concept of defense conv