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Tower Air and Air Hong Kong expanded their joint trans-Pacific freighter service to Taiwan Tuesday n

Transportation Secretary Federico Pena got a relatively free ride Wednesday on Capitol Hill but his

JOINT VENTURE TO BUILD POWER PLANT IN CHINAHONG KONG - Orient Overseas Development C

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

In case you haven't noticed, ocean carriers get real sensitive about rate- increase numbers. This is

JAPAN OFFICIAL'S REMARK ON HDTV TONED DOWNTOKYO - Japan's Ministry of Posts and Tele

A U.S.-Argentine consortium led by Leucadia National Corp. successfully bid to acquire a 60 percent

Evergreen International Aviation Inc. plans to submit a debt-restructuring plan to its creditors and

BLAST INJURES FOREIGNERS ON EGYPTIAN TRAINCAIRO, Egypt - Seven people, including fiv

Neptune Orient Lines Ltd. (NOL) said it has signed an agreement with Amalgamated Containers BHD of M

Angry truck drivers filled Mexico City's main plaza with more than 150 big rigs Tuesday in a horn-ho

New York Mercantile Exchange - Feb. 22, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High

Wednesday Feb. 23, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represen

Slack demand for low-octane gasoline in Asia, due mainly to the curbing of Chinese imports, has revi

About 240 workers at Tunnelton Mine are hoping another 11th-hour deal will save their jobs.

The Supreme Court Tuesday refused to hear an appeal from a longshore workers' pension fund seeking t

China's imports of nonferrous metals soared as much as 30 percent last year to US$2.4 billio

A long-discussed petrochemical project in southern China is awaiting only formal government approval

Grain imports by the republics in the former Soviet Union in 1994-95 (July- June) could fall to 10 m

Brazil formally complained to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade against U.S. plans to sell

AUSTRALIA TALKS CONTINUE AS STRIKE DRAGS ONCANBERRA, Australia - The dock strike aff

The U.S. dollar was narrowly mixed in slow trading Wednesday after bobbing and weaving on a series o

The United States still has "difficulties" with Malaysia's proposal for an east Asian group from whi

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The latest sound and fury emanating from the Brazilian government concerns an issue critical to the

ST. PAUL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO. (St. Paul, Minn.) - Michael Piccolino was named senior underw

Bremer Vulkan Verbund AG, the western German shipbuilder under attack for allegedly misusing state s

If all goes well next week, executives of Ceske Energicke Zavody (CEZ) will have cleared another hur

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U.S. Customs officials Wednesday said the agency won't back off from its plan to cut its New Jersey

With its tent-like form rising from the Rocky Mountains, Denver International Airport resembles a ci

The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade failed to clarify key rules on market-access negotiations

A U.S. government delegation left for Vietnam and Cambodia this week to try and resolve hundreds of

Marine and energy underwriters at Lloyd's of London are fewer in number this year, butthose that rem

Fish and meat importers in France say fishy politics are driving the government's decision to close

Air Cargo Association. Feb. 24. Luncheon speaker will be Brown Wilder, president, Air Cargo Inc. New

Sea-Land Service Inc. will formally enter the Vietnamese market today, but future expansion will be

Lloyd's Register of Shipping Wednesday unveiled a new set of ship design, construction and maintenan

Richard H. Dorsey, a senior executive at MOL Intermodal Inc., has been selected as chairman of the I

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