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In a move that could spell significant changes at the U.S.-Mexico land border, American President Li

Damage control procedures are under way in the Pacific outbound trade as ocean carriers struggle to

Hong Kong executives are manning the front lines of a revolution in the distribution of goods in Chi

Without the vehement opposition that usually accompanies such matters at Port Everglades, the port a

A Long Beach city councilman said Wednesday that the city should not ask its port authority to diver

Louisiana ports must increase their lobbying in Washington and add to their clout in the state gover

Ocean carriers and shippers must reconcile their problems concerning rates and service rather than t

President Clinton is considering an executive order on trade and the environment to sew up the votes

SITE OF SHIP SINKING CALLED MERCURY-SAFEPORTLAND, Maine - Sediment and marine organi

The 40-acre grain terminal at the Port of Seattle will be shut down for at least a few days and poss

A new lease agreement keeping Sea-Land Service Inc. at Port Everglades, Fla., is almost completed, a

A resolutely pro-free-trade slant to Canada's new Liberal government formally sworn in Thursday reas

Aerovias de Mexico SA de CV, the parent company of Aeromexico and part-owner of Mexicana and Aeroper

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Overnite Transportation Co., the fourth-largest U.S. less-than-truckload carrier, has raised to 20 t

4 EUROPEAN AIRLINES TO RESUME MERGER TALKSGENEVA - Executives from Swissair, KLM Roy

The European Community Commission on Thursday said it wants to match U.S. efficiency in taking actio

Japan is preparing to offer an average 36 percent tariff cut on some 1,300 agricultural products bef

In an effort to broaden export opportunities for small firms, U.S. Commerce Secretary Ron Brown will

ISLAMIC BANK EXTENDS CREDIT TO 3 COUNTRIESJIDDAH, Saudi Arabia - The Islamic Develop

Cambodia's week-old coalition government will review contracts signed under the old regime with an e

In the 21 years since its founding, AJC International Inc. has grown from a four-person operation to

A Chinese trade zone willing to spend $10 billion on construction materials and know-how is forming

Shippers Thursday moved a step closer to escape from truck rate undercharge claims when a key House

German Economics Minister Guenter Rexrodt, preparing for a trip to China later this month, said Germ

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

A Winchester, Ky., company learned a costly lesson that profits don't always lie on distant shores.<

PIPELINE EXPLODES IN VIETNAM; DOZENS DIEHANOI, Vietnam - Gasoline leaking from a bro

Despite pockets of opposition, the contract between United Parcel Service Inc. and the Teamsters uni

The Russian government is close to finalizing an agreement with a Western consortium on the developm

Older varieties of corn and other crops are being lost as higher-yielding produce is sought to feed

New York Mercantile Exchange - Nov. 4, 1993 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

JAPAN REPORTS RECORD CROP DAMAGETOKYO - An unseasonally cold summer and natural disa

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BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. has signed a letter of intent to take over Conoco's Alaska North Slope

Hooded figures, their faces hidden by respirators, carefully unloaded chemicals from a long line of

ConAgra Inc., Omaha, Neb., is lobbying for legislation that would allow it to continue spraying wate

ABB Asea Brown Boveri, Zurich, has signed a deal with Saline Water Conversion Corp. worth $100 milli

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