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The season for New Zealand apples and pears is under way, with about eight vessels expected to call

China said stalled talks on Hong Kong's new airport can resume any time, so long as its cost is redu

Legislation introduced last week by Rep. James Traficant, D-Ohio, directs the Department of Transpor

Japan's government has decided to contribute to a U.S.-proposed $4 billion fund to help privatize la

Germanischer Lloyd, the German classification society, is working on a new set of ship inspection re

Crude oil prices are expected to remain stable to slightly weaker in the next several weeks unless t

Approval for an embattled Newark Bay dredging project may come in two weeks, officials said Monday.<

NACSA URGES PASSAGE OF SOLVENCY BILLWASHINGTON - The National Association of Casualt

An improved economy, a Florida location and the lifting of corporate travel restrictions since the e

Backed by Pennsylvania Gov. Bob Casey, major shippers and port officials agreed Friday to incorporat

Documents on file with the Public Service Commission indicate that Florida Power Corp. customers may

A bankruptcy court judge has refused to return truck stops, convenience stores and service stations

Successful completion of the current round of international trade talks is the key to global economi

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

Exporters, manufacturers and farmers will receive investment and tax breaks under a plan announced b

The challenge of helping Asia revitalize overloaded cities on a shrinking pool of global funds is li

International Petroleum Exchange Apr. 30, 1993Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

JAPAN ASKS EXPORTERS TO TIGHTEN INSPECTIONTOKYO - The Japanese Ministry of Internati

Just days after Carolina Power & Light Co.'s Brunswick Nuclear Plant in Southport was given approval

LIBERTY GAS PIPELINE DELAYED BY A YEARNEW YORK - Panhandle Eastern Corp. said the pr

Singapore's large exports of tin have spurred ideas that it is limiting a price rebound for the meta

Insurers and consumer groups that charge them with discriminating against minority inner-city reside

China and the Philippines signed three cooperation agreements in April covering economic and technic

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

SUTHERLAND MAY SUCCEED DUNKEL AS GATT CHIEFPeter Sutherland, chairman of Ireland's biggest b

British Airways PLC said Friday it would begin sharing flight codes with its new U.S. partner, USAir

The Federal Aviation Administration ordered that all propeller assemblies on twin-engine Mitsubishi

A potential United Mine Workers' strike at midnight tonight is a dark cloud on an otherwise favorabl

Ship lines, railroads and truckers can expect their freight to move faster at this Mississippi River

ICO BOARD BACKS AGREEMENT EXTENSIONLONDON - The executive board of the International

A high-level meeting of allied exporting nations is in doubt because of delays within the Clinton ad

Airline cargo executives and freight forwarders will put their heads together here this week to see

Friday Apr. 30, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey announced last week that a deal to reopen the shuttered

Apr. 30, 1993 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Pre

Russia, for the second time this year, has demanded that French exporters cut the price of wheat fro

Average statewide self-service gasoline prices fell during the last two weeks to their lowest levels

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York, are selling rates among trading

American companies competing in the $1 trillion global electronics market have dramatically altered

Alaska Airlines switched to AMR Corp.'s Sabre reservation system for passengers last month from Shar