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Marine terminal operators who say they will be put at a competitive disadvantage by U.S. Customs' pl

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U.S. exports this year may rise by as much as 7 percent, roughly triple last year's growth rate, the

The United States, approaching a crucial decision on trade with China, said Tuesday Beijing was cont

Santa Barbara County has instructed Chevron Corp. that it must also apply to the California Lands Co

CANADA SUGAR REFINERY ISSUES LAYOFF NOTICESVANCOUVER, British Columbia - BC Sugar Refinery L

ITALY, GREECE SEEK LIQUOR-PACT CONCESSIONSItaly and Greece are seeking last-minute concessio

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Despite recent controversy over direct carrier calls, continuing barge service is needed to keep the

Maxaquin's problems add to Wall Street's continuing speculation about G.D.Searle & Co.'s fut

A senior British maritime official said the international shipping community's top concern about U.S

A Washington congressman last week introduced House legislation to permit local port authorities to

The story "Broking, Direct Selling Don't Mix, Executive Says," on Page 13A Jan. 26, shouldhave descr

ST. PAUL COS. BOARD RAISES QUARTER DIVIDENDST. PAUL, Minn. - The St. Paul Cos. board

Lincoln National Corp. is preparing for a $32.8 million loss in its disability-income reinsurance bu

The European Commission has pledged $110 million to establish two customs corridors through the Balk

Ron Carey, Teamsters union president, citing evidence of organized crime involvement in the operatio

Air transport interests are welcoming word from Mexico's transport ministry - the Secretaria de Comu

CP-CN MERGER TALKS ON COURSE, OFFICIAL SAYSMONTREAL - Talks to merge the eastern ope

The good side of this wretched winter weather is that we can put our fears of global warming on the

The continuing financial turnaround at Emery Worldwide and stronger performances by Con-Way Transpor

The Iraqi dinar plunged to an all-time low against other currencies Tuesday amid worsening economic

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Mediterranean refineries are undergoing particularly large-scale maintenance shutdowns in the period

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The Taiwanese Cabinet's reported approval of anti-dumping tariffs on imports of South Korean polyeth

OPERATING, NET INCOME FALL AT HARTFORD STEAMHARTFORD, Conn. - Hartford Steam Boiler

Jitters swept through Asian commodity markets last December when talk spread that China would unify

Higher fees imposed last year by the Port Authority of Thailand will be passed on to importers and e

Shipping lines have joined railroads as likely candidates to help pay for construction of the $1.8 b

DIRECT CONTAINER LINE SETTLES TARIFF CASEWASHINGTON - Direct Container Line Inc. of

Work to upgrade a small Chinese port just across the border from Hong Kong is proceeding well, with

Oil companies showed interest in about a third of the leases up for bid in the Cook Inlet sale that

European gasoline prices are expected to remain weak for at least the next four to six weeks despite

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A mouth-wateringly large telephone directory contract for which U.S. and Canadian companies are vyin

NORTH AMERICA The Super Show/New Products Show. Feb. 4-7. Atlanta. Eleven major Korean manuf

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 225.55 up 0.55 which compares wi

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