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Asia's major airlines have toughened their stance against U.S. carriers by calling for an end to unf

A former Chinese army officer seeking asylum in Taiwan hijacked a Chinese commercial airliner with 7

The Colombian government has instructed Colombian coffee industry representatives to support the for

Alaska Pulp Corp., a Japanese-owned pulp company with a huge plant in Sitka, Alaska, has claimed in

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The European Community Commission began a preliminary investigation Thursday into a Franco-Italian c

PRIMERICA CORP. (New York) - Frank G. Zarb and Robert I. Lipp were named group chief executives. Bot

Preparing for and Managing U.S. Customs Audits and Investigations. June 29. Chicago. Sponsoredby Wor

1509 (June 24, 1993) Previous day - 1511 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Foreign oil and gas companies are lining up in Mexico for a greater stake in this country's billion-

Massachusetts may risk a downgrade in debt ratings following a study that says the state is using hi

A training exercise involving the transport of military goods to Korea and back this spring gave Ame

Freight forwarders active in central Europe face a demanding time over the next few years as politic

June 24, 1993 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

TRUNKLINE GAS SAYS OUTAGE TO LAST LONGERNEW YORK - Trunkline Gas Co. now says it exp

The botched privatization of Eesti Talleks, a 2,000-employee manufacturer of excavation equipment an

British Columbia shippers are resigned to costly freight diversions and possible plant shutdowns as

The U.S. International Trade Commission ruled that professional electric cutting tools allegedly dum

Japan's continued protection of the value-added, high-wage segments of its domestic economy hurts gl

The U.S. government should pursue a "results-oriented" trade policy toward Japan, as President Clint

Prime Minister Leonid Kuchma, newly emerged from a month-long power struggle, has proposed emergency

The charter market for containerships continues to be driven by expanding shipping activity in the F

In a major victory for environmentalists, the British Columbia government said this week that it wil

French carmaker Renault has altered its distribution pattern for automobiles, leaving the Port of Le

A key House subcommittee chairman is eager to push ahead with reforms to the national flood insuranc

Romanian President Ion Iliescu on Thursday defended a controversial sell-off of the merchant fleet t

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Germany's ruling center-right coalition has given approval to a controversial fuel tax proposal, spa

Fort Wayne's foreign-trade zone has generated interest in the business community but has yet to attr

Thursday, June 24, 1993 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

June 24, 1993 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Freight forwarders and executives of rival carriers expressed hope Thursday that Northwest Airlines

Buoyed by a Justice Department request for more information, U.S. customs brokers are piecing togeth

UK'S LONRHO PLC POSTS RISE IN EARNINGSLONDON - Higher gold prices and the sale of mo

Thursday June 24, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

Judges in California's much-maligned workers compensation system are facing tough new ethical guidel

Trans-Atlantic brinkmanship over cuts in duties for such goods as textiles is threatening to delay a

A new round of flooding in northern Midwest and Plains states is starting to close the pivotal upper

CORNING TO ACQUIRE COSTAR IN STOCK SWAPNEW YORK - Corning Inc. has agreed to acquire