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Since the bombing of the World Trade Center, the Seamen's Church Institute has reached out to its ma

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ARBITRATOR BLOCKS BID FOR IRISH CHEVRON MINENEW YORK - An arbitrator has decided tha

Information companies and ocean carrier conferences have told the Federal Maritime Commission its in

The Commerce Department confirmed Tuesday that South Korean companies are selling dynamic random acc

The U.S. dollar declined Tuesday, as the yen rallied 1.5 percent. Analysts said the yen rose

A Chilean banker who handles a large slice of his country's international trade finance complained r

Hundreds of U.S. companies may lose the right to sell products in Vietnam under their own trademarks

RUSSIAN BANKERS PLAN SUMMER TRAINING IN USBeginning June 20, 250 Russian bankers will travel

The Treuhandanstalt, Germany's privatizing agency, will be lenient with purchasers of eastern German

More than 50 percent of British exporters increased the number of overseas customers over the past t

March 16, 1993 JAPANFinancial FuturesPrecious MetalsTokyo Commodity

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 210.19 up 2.40 which compares wi

A series of accidents, including a fatal explosion Monday at Hoechst AG, will not damage the reputat

Insurance costs from the weekend blizzard that cut a swath of damage up the East Coast could rival d

Centocor Inc. said it is halting the final round of U.S. trials for its one- time flagship drug Cent

A proposal to shift nearly all the accumulated surplus in the harbor maintenance trust fund to the N

The election of a new center-right government in France this month could have wide-ranging implicati

Nowhere is the slow pace at which the Clinton administration is moving to make sub-Cabinet appointme

Freight forwarders are pleased by United Airlines' plan to begin daily nonstop service between Los A

Ask a California port executive about affairs with Southern Pacific Lines and you are likely to get

Denmark, current president of the European Community, on Monday attempted to revive a controversial

Remember Rio? The Earth Summit? Everyone slamming the United States for balking at international agr

Leading U.S. export manufacturers, along with importers, will get a chance next Tuesday to tell Tran

Give flower farmers in Washington state's Skagit Valley the speed of air cargo and they say they can

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Failure to reform protectionist trade-remedy laws in the United States and Canada could jeopardize t

Long-running efforts by New York officials to preserve rail service to Staten Island and the dormant

America's biggest publicly owned trucking company and Canada's largest railway Tuesday announced an

After virtually owning the package express business for decades and then losing almost all of it to

The board of commissioners approved a $20 million project to update cranes at the Port of Portland,

International Petroleum Exchange Mar. 16, 1993Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Government shipping authorities in Malta and Cyprus pledged this week to tighten U.N. sanctions agai

MOBIL, INDIAN OIL FORM JOINT VENTURENEW YORK - Mobil Corp. said it signed a memorand

The current flap between the United States and South Korea over alleged dumping of Korean steel here

The IG Metall labor union plans a "flood" of demonstrations across northern Germany Wednesday to pro

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COURT: FIRM CAN UNLOAD IVORIAN COFFEE BEANSBRASILIA, Brazil - A Sao Paulo regional c

Global production of wheat in 1993 is estimated at 560 million metric tons, down 1.3 percent from la