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China is adding more toy factories and tightening up on the quality of their output. One suc

Aiming to become a load center in the eastern Caribbean, St. Lucia has opened what government offici

Shortages of fuel and labor have delayed planting during the spring season of vegetable crops and su

Slovak energy industry officials are looking to a pair of Western European companies to help finance

Colombia's state oil company Ecopetrol will declare the hemisphere's largest oil field to be commerc

The Port of Port Everglades, Fla., maritime community was left wondering at the weekend if this week

Norfolk Southern Corp. announced Friday that it will restructure its troubled North American Van Lin

The Santa Fe Railway expects to report a 10 percent revenue increase and a comparable rise in volume

Shipping lines in the Europe-Asia trades are accusing the European Commission of tryingto rush throu

The pharmaceuticals arm of Zeneca Group PLC, which was spun off from British giant Imperial Chemical

The legal status of truck rate undercharge lawsuits became a little murkier last week as two federal

U.S. conversions to natural gas heating from other fuels rose 13.6 percent in 1992 from the previous

A Liberian-flag oil tanker owned by Shell International Petroleum Co. ran aground Friday on a sand b

C. Thomas Burke, head of the Commission for the Study of Alternatives to the Panama Canal, will addr

Air cargo is aviation's stepchild: occasionally appreciated but mostlymisunderstood. That wa

The board that oversees the pilots who guide vessels into and out of New York harbor is recommending

The Netherlands posted a trade surplus of 2 billion guilders ($1.06 billion) in February, compared w

As of June 25, 1993 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

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Moody's Investors Service is changing how it rates the financial stability of property and casualty

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 206.11 off 0.59 which compares

FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP. (Memphis, Tenn.) - David F. Rebholz was named senior vice president of sales a

Azerbaijan has suspended talks with several Western oil companies on a multibillion-dollar project t

Emons Holdings Inc., which operates several short-line railroads and transloading facilities, said i

Direct Air, a Gary, Ind.-based small-plane commuter and light-cargo carrier, said it will expand its

Seeking to punish Canada for allegedly subsidized wheat exports, the United States said it would sel

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The Indonesian government has barred at least 300 businessmen from leaving the country for periods r

With productivity improvements, U.S. and European yards can close the price gap with yards in the Fa

HONG KONG MAY LOSE ITS FINANCIAL STATUSHong Kong is likely to lose its status as a world-cla

Just about anything goes when it comes to punitive damage awards against businesses and insurance co

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Korea Gas Corp. will formalize a pact today to buy 2 million metric tons of liquefied natural gas a

Chile's trade balance in May narrowed to $95.8 million from $107.1 million in April and $195.2 milli

The Journal of Commerce's Industrial Price Index, a leading indicator of inflation, increased a mode

International Lease Finance Corp. must endure the same ailing airline industry, downturn in aircraft

When David Schronce joined the Port of Georgetown, S.C., in 1984, about 100,000 tons of breakbulk ca

The air forwarding industry in the United States is shrinking because of competition from integrated

With nearly a third of the decade under their belts, today's global shipper looking to the future is