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The recent longshore labor problems in Canada may have chased away the very thing the Port of Vancou

The Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes renewed its call for the Federal Railroad Administrat

Southern Pacific Lines has notified customers in southwestern Oregon that it is considering selling

The Teamsters union on Monday accused United Parcel Service of harassing and threatening union membe

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

At least 175 Chinese coal miners were killed in a single week last month, indicating a much-trumpete

Two weeks before major new restraints on imports of Chinese silk apparel become effective, U.S. impo

Germany's largest gas company has purchased a 20 percent stake in Houston's Tenneco Energy Resources

U.S. producers of computer software finally have a law that gives themcopyright protection i

1155 (Feb. 14, 1994) Previous day - 1156 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Two U.S. unions Monday accused General Electric Co. and Honeywell Inc. of violating worker rights in

A new bulk coffee-processing plant at the Port of New Orleans has kept this port's coffee handling t

The Inland Marine Underwriters Association has released a report that focuses on loss prevention for

The National Industrial Transportation League has distributed a "new and improved" version of its Au

CAPITAL RE POSTS RISE IN 4TH-QUARTER PROFITCapital Re Corp. reported a rise in fourth-quarte

The strike is over in British Columbia - but the damage and bitterness are likely to remain for a lo

Small coffee producers in southern Mexico are pressing the federal government to join an internation

Miners working overtime 1,700 feet under Lake Erie are digging out as much as 10,000 tons of rock sa

The state Department of Transportation and NJ Transit have requested $1.47 billion in a spending pla

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New York Mercantile Exchange - Feb. 14, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

Sino-U.S. trade will see double-digit growth this year over last, a senior Chinese official said Mon

AMOCO LIFTS RESTRICTIONS ON LOW-SULFUR DISTILLATESNEW YORK - Amoco Oil Co. has lifte

U.S. manufacturers of steel tubes must respond by early March to charges that they have dumped produ

Feb. 14, 1994 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals andthe e

Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev invited U.S. investors Monday to help his country expand f

NIGERIA RAISES IMPORT DUTY ON SUGARLAGOS, Nigeria - Nigeria has increased its import

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 227.25 up 0.20 which compares wi

Metals and mining group Metallgesellschaft posted a net loss of 2 billion deutsche marks ($1.1 billi

Even without an expanded Wando Terminal, the South Carolina State Ports Authority's container cargo

Poor coffee harvests and artificial export restraints may serve this year to offset the dictates of

The nation's inland river barges Monday were battling ice floes or speeding along on current-choked

RIMS CONVENTION SET FOR NEW ORLEANSNEW YORK - The Risk and Insurance Management Soci

Air carriers sought to catch up Monday with a backlog of undelivered cargo resulting from the winter

The chairman of an influential organization of agricultural producers in Mexico said that country ha

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

The United States may reduce aid to Peru, Panama, Bolivia and other countries that produce or traffi

Miami's new U.S. Export Assistance Center is looking for companies that need help exporting.