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1636 (May 24, 1993) Previous day - 1631 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

The Clinton administration will not push the proposed North American free- trade agreement until the

MICE GENETICALLY ALTERED FOR SICKLE CELL RESEARCHOAK RIDGE, Tenn. - Biologists at th

May 24, 1993 Copper Total, 112,487. Gold Total, .1,548,665.Silver Total, .26

Lurking beneath Asia's undoubted economic miracle are some grim underpinnings, as was graphically de

Expansion of air cargo movements between Asia and Europe will be a key element of a feasibility stud

The U.S. dollar rose Monday on a report that the Federal Reserve is leaning toward higher short-term

Australian Transport Minister Bob Collins on Monday labeled as ridiculous claims by Northwest Airlin

City officials have formally applied to purchase and revitalize the only rail link to the giant Howl

The director of Seaman's Church Institute, which works to protect the rights of seafarers, appealed

Privatization of ports in Mexico and Peru has increased their efficiency, a top executive of Lykes B

There is an even chance that the proposed merger between Swissair, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Scandin

GUNDERSON WINS ORDERS FOR 1,325 RAILCARSPORTLAND, Ore. - Gunderson Inc. said Friday that it

Here's a belated World Trade Week toast to all the men, women and children of the world who, in spit

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The Port of Rotterdam suffered a 5.2 percent drop in traffic in first three months of the year to 69

A Southern California state legislator is warning maritime interests they must take the offensive to

Teamsters-led grievances against Airborne Express Inc. have skyrocketed at New York area airports si

Prodded by the government, Korea's powerful conglomerates have started streamlining their sprawling

A strike by Air Jamaica flight attendants has forced the state-owned airline to cancel all flights,

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

U.S. steel producers dumping steel plate in Canada have not caused injury to the domestic industry,

Passage of a U.S. energy tax could hasten fuel tax increases around the world, putting a serious dam

When port director Phil Bannan opened the Port of Everett's first container wharf earlier this month

In a proactive effort designed to aggressively pursue export growth, the Port of Long Beach and city

Juan H. Kelly, a U.K. shipping executive, was elected chairman of Maersk Co., the British subsidiary

Ocean carriers charged with anti-competitive behavior on the North Atlantic say they can disprove al

The government Monday announced an $11.1 million fine against Louisiana- Pacific Corp., the second-l

Japan backed down Monday on plans for the swift addition of desperately needed runways at the countr

Currency market analysts Monday expressed skepticism that the European Community will be able to dev

An entire culture, once vigorous and unique, is withering in central Romania, abandoned by Saxon Ger

Hector Eduardo Lopez recalls with bitterness the years of the patriarch, when he and his fellow work

When the Charlotte, N.C., Chamber of Commerce picks its next target for economic growth, it may look

President Clinton Monday said he will continue to pressure Congress to pass his economic budget plan

TAIWAN FORGERS TO PAY $24 MILLION TO NINTENDOREDMOND, Wash. - Two Taiwanese companie

Taiwan Securities has been granted a license by Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission to ope

Germany's output in the manufacturing industry fell 3.6 percent from a year earlier to 175.8 billion

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 211.56 up 0.57 which compares wi

The Cairns Group of free agricultural traders will meet in Bangkok, Thailand June 26 and 27, Austral

'K' LINE TO REDEPLOY PACIFIC TRADES VESSELSKawasaki Kisen Kaisha, commonly known as