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The Bank of Japan's aggressive style of intervention in buying dollars Thursday in Tokyo showed the

U.S. and Canadian highway safety officers next week expect to perform safety checks on more than 50,

RUSSIA TO PRESS AHEAD WITH PRICE REFORMSMOSCOW - Russia's Finance Minister Boris Fyo

Boeing Co. retained its position as the largest U.S. exporter for the fourth straight year, accordin

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The Port of Oakland is expecting small increases in both revenue and income for its next fiscal year

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SURVEY RULES OUT COFFEE-CANCER LINKLONDON - A survey of research carried out over th

After watching an Amtrak train hurtle off its tracks in a crash that injured 74 people, authorities

Denmark's government gave the go-ahead Thursday for Scandinavian Airlines System to begin detailed m

CF Motor Freight has introduced direct less-than-truckload service to Argentina and Chile. T

A consortium of Japanese petroleum companies is expected to drill two test wells off Cambodia's sout

PETRO ACQUIRES TWO HEATING OIL FIRMSSTAMFORD, Conn. - Petroleum Heat and Power Co. (

David Holbrook told brokers here he is sorry that he called the excess- and surplus-lines part of th

Transportation News Ticker The dry cargo and tanker fixtures listed herewith and compiled in

Buoyed by their progress in efforts to complete long-running world trade talks, ministers from the O

A change in the U.S. Harmonized Tariff Schedule that took effect Jan. 1 is causing headaches for man

Air Canada announced, as widely expected, that it will ask the federal Cabinet to overturn the Natio

Plans for a European Community-wide tax on energy are deadlocked. And even though EC finance ministe

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Crude oil inventories fell 5.2 million barrels in the week ended May 28 compared with the previous w

Sugar prices tumbled Thursday on broad-based selling amid perceptions that there is enough sugar to

Egypt's wheat production is likely to hit a record 5 million metric tons in 1993, the country's sixt

The Trans-Atlantic Agreement's director told port officials Thursday that the rate-setting conferenc

The U.S. dollar edged higher against major foreign currencies Thursday, as market players awaited to

Stockholm's close-knit shipping community is experiencing an extraordinary period of turbulence that

A delegation of apple growers from Washington state - led by U.S. Sen. Slade Gorton, R-Wash. - blast

F.M. GLASS, EX-CHIEF OF AIR CARGO INC., DIESFrederick M. Glass, former president of

It seemed that whenever Don Brown went to the store for swimming pool chemicals, he returned home wi

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,150-$1,250per ton lots &

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Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

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The U.S. Commerce Department has decided to note the U.S. trade balance in private services separate

The French government stopped paying the salaries of the 162 employees at the La Ciotat shipyard nea

Kenneth P. Mayeux has acquired Colonial/ATL (Bermuda) Ltd., of Hamilton, Bermuda. He plans to operat

A fight is developing between established shipping lines that run from the West Coast to Europe via

Trade ministers from the world's most powerful industrial nations gave their most upbeat assessment

Fifteen leading shipping lines will attempt to convince European Community trustbusters today that a