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JAMAICA, ARGENTINA SIGN INVESTMENT PACTKINGSTON, Jamaica - Jamaica and Argentina sig

Malaysia became the world's third largest semi-conductor exporter in the 1980s by offering foreign f

Sales at retail stores took an unexpected tumble in January as business dropped for a broad range of

Trucking executives who hire independent owner-operators will meet Tuesday with the California Truck

CONTINENTAL UNIT SEEKS TO SERVE VIETNAMHOUSTON - Continental Airlines said its Pacif

The United States signaled that it would consider trade retaliation against Japan - possibly as earl

TNT Express Worldwide plans to furnish high-tech telephones to some 50 small and medium-sized custom

Airbus Industrie and Boeing Co. are looking to Vietnam as a strong market for their passenger jets n

New York Mercantile Exchange - Feb. 10, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

When peak winter demand forces "interruptible" natural gas users to switch to fuel oil, the sudden i

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MARINE INDEX BUREAU FOUNDATION INC. (Ewing, N.J.) - Scott G. Galing was named program manager with r

The management of Black Sea Shipping Co. (Blasco), a 223-ship operation that is still owned by the U

The French government's new import barriers to appease striking fishermen have raised a storm of pro

Mexico and Costa Rica are on the verge of signing a free-trade agreement, as Latin American countrie

Pakistan has imposed quotas for exports of cotton yarn and allowed duty-free imports of yarn to meet

Travel industry experts driven by visions of tourists hiking down the Ho Chi Minh Trail are betting

Given the difficulty in obtaining information about controlled-atmosphere technology, one would thin

A stronger performance from rail operations sparked improved fourth-quarter 1993 results for Canadia

Carol C. Duarte was going through her morning routine in Illinois when the earthquake struck Northri

Air Canada and Galileo International are in the final stages of negotiations to create a new compute

Pavement damage will double and accidents will increase if Mexico's truck standards areextended to t

European imports of American and other foreign steam coal for power generation will not boom when Eu

A global agreement in principle to bolster aluminum prices by slashing 2 million metric tons of worl

Yuri Shafranik, Russia's fuel and energy minister, urged the government on Friday to help end a fina

Lithuania's farmers went on strike last week in response to calls by the Union of Lithuanian Farmers

In the story "NY Forwarders Group Honors Evergreen Chief," on Page 12B Feb. 4, the name of the group

Motor carrier shipments of refrigerated commodities are expected to build on strong sector growth in

Some Japanese banks have established a little-known, low-interest loan program whose purpose they sa

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Bangladesh officials are considering a special fund to promote exports of new items that would inclu

REGIONAL BLOCS Doing Business With Mexico. Feb. 14-15. Los Angeles. Contact: America

Everything has its price, and the cost of a safer environment is likely to be an increase in the cos

The Port of Wilmington, N.C., has managed to attract a major Chilean fruit importer to anew chilled

Trailer manufacturers and freight firms are reporting unusually strong demand for refrigerated trail

Is an old marine container just as good as a new one? That question is inspiring a heated ar

Mexico's state-owned railroad, Ferrocarriles Nacionales de Mexico, has postponed until late February

Motor carriers that added surcharges to their tariffs after the Jan. 17 earthquake to compensate dri