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U.S. Commerce Secretary Ron Brown Wednesday rejected as false claims by Mexican steelmakers that the

Heavy truck sales soared an estimated 41.2 percent in November over the same month lastyear as the i

Trucking deregulation efforts in Michigan may have suffered a fatal blow when that state's House of

COLUMBUS LINE INC. (Jersey City, N.J.) - Pamela Hadfield was named manager of documentation, finance

They are relatively recent arrivals on the international trade scene, but the ports of South Florida

Sensing that structural changes in Mexico will bring long-term growth potential, steamship lines, ra

Federal Express Corp. has chosen James A. McKinney to be president of its third-party logistics oper

Michael R. McKay was elected president of the American Maritime Officers, a4,500-member mari

Germanischer Lloyd, an international ship classification society, has established an affiliated comp

MOSS POINT MARINE WINS 3 FERRY CONTRACTSMETAIRIE, La. - Moss Point Marine Inc., a Mo

Blue Star Line has centralized its cargo-passenger ship bookings with TravLtips, a travel agency spe

Premiums for workers compensation could drop an average of 12.4 percent next year, if the state insu

Twelve years after the Reagan administration terminated a federal program that guaranteed loans to c

The European Union, under pressure from EU states with maritime interests, may revoke its proposal f

The gunman accused of opening fire in a Long Island Rail Road rush-hour commuter train Tuesday eveni

Truck shipments of less than 700 miles still appear to be an enormous targetfrom an intermod

(1) DAILY INDEX Annual Smoothed percent -6.3412/2 93.312/3 93.212/6

Insurance Co. of North America (INA) was ordered to pay $5 million in pollution coverage to Williams

Efforts by Latin American nations to strengthen their telecommunications systems will make the regio

Japan is promoting the use of foreign housing material to help narrow its yawning trade gap.

The South Korean parliament approved a 43.25 trillion won ($53.40 billion) state budget for 1994 and

Wednesday Dec. 8, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

Golden Venture crewmember Maung Pa Nyar Aung has served his time. He pleaded guilty to misde

Based on allegations raised by union representatives, the U.S. Labor Department has launched a preli

ALA. INSURERS PUNISHED FOR SHORTAGE OF ASSETSTROY, Ala. - State insurance examiners

Indian companies, cashing in on overseas interest in the country's liberalizing economy, plan to rai

The United States should apply lessons from the heated debate over the North American Free Trade Agr

International lending agencies still are not doing enough to promote the Third World's private secto

The federal government is rethinking the way it handles Gulf of Mexico oil leases in an attempt to e

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Simply because a commodity such as fruit can be stuffed inside a container doesn't mean that all fru

France will present its European partners with a bill Friday for putting its signature to a world tr

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York, are selling rates among trading

French shipowners issued this week a stinging critique of European shipping policy over the past dec

Sketching the grand designs of his policies on trade, French Trade Minister Gerard Longuet said Wedn

The largest merchant fleet of the former Soviet Union, the Odessa-based Black Sea Shipping Co., will

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Japan slammed the United States and the European Union Wednesday for falling short of the targets ou

International Petroleum Exchange Dec. 8, 1993Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)_

Tens of thousands of Romanians parodied a Bolshevik parade Wednesday, shouting for President Ion Ili