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The U.S. cotton industry is awaiting the Commodity Futures TradingCommission's decision on a

After years of ignoring U.S. demands that it cooperate in ferreting out textile fraud, China is comi

A lack of cooperation between U.S. railroads and coal producers, as well as protectionist moves agai

Sea-Land Service Inc. is starting to use airline-style asset management systems to help establish ra

Six months after it started, Boeing Co. has finished what's believed to be the biggest on-the-job re

Union Pacific Corp. has completed its long-expected buy-out of Skyway Freight System Inc. for an und

In an effort to squelch plans for the transfer of surplus funds at Los Angeles International Airport

1581 (May 13, 1993) Previous day - 1576 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

Germany's leading industrial organizations have condemned the government's proposal to finance an in

Like elephants learning to dance, the largest U.S. insurance companies are putting their health-care

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Polio vaccine shortages in Asia and the former Soviet Union could hamper a campaign to eradicate the

Canadian National Railways, entering the U.S. long-term debt market for the first time in more than

Expansion of the American President Lines terminal in the Pacific Northwest is scheduled to get unde

General Electric Co. has flown to the rescue of debt-stricken GPA Group with a billion-dollar-plus d

ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE RAILWAY CO. (Schaumburg, Ill.) - Ken Rowland was named general directo

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GATT REPORT WARNS OF TOTAL TRADE WARThe General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade's annual repo

Norway posted a preliminary 5.991 billion kroner ($896 million) trade surplus in April, compared wit

American Society of Marine Artists. Kings Point, N.Y. May 15-June 20. Exhibit of nautical workat Ame

ANR Storage Co. said its level of working natural gas in storage at the end of April was 20 billion

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What appears to be a more aggressive Mexican foreign trade policy is stirring new problems for U.S.

A tug-of-war between big oil companies and independent companies has intensified amid stiffer compet

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

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 209.09 up 1.04 which compares

Bilspedition AB, the Swedish transport and shipping group, returned to profit during the early month

A revision of key European Community competition laws governing conferences is needed because EC law

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Performance: In the internationally competitive machine tool market, Menlo Tool Co. earns ab

Commercial ship repair has been much stronger than expected and may help Newport News Shipbuilding a

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Besides seeking to defuse tensions over Ukraine's nuclear arms policies, the Clinton administration

A permit to dredge silt-clogged berths at Port Newark/Elizabeth may be reissued today, clearing the

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An exhibit of nautical work by a dozen members of the American Society of Marine Artists will be hel

Matson Navigation Co., an ocean carrier serving the trade lanes between the continental United State

The sudden demise of a New Hampshire employee leasing company immediately raised concerns by regulat

ITC TO PROBE DUMPING OF CEMENT FROM FRANCEThe International Trade Commission has cleared the

SUN TO BOOST OUTPUT OF BENZENE AT PA. UNITNEW YORK - Sun Co. said it will expand ben