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A shipper group is planning to seek dismissal of some 500 rate undercharge cases as a result of a Su

China is expected to continue devaluing its currency in a bid to narrow the gap between official and

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The economic slowdown straining the industrialized nations that make up Germany's key trading partne

A group that unsuccessfully bid to buy and operate the Queen Mary said Monday it is suing in an effo

Treasury Secretary designee Lloyd Bentsen Tuesday was unanimously approved by the Senate Finance Com

The story headlined "Florida Power & Light Agrees to Buy More Gas After Pipeline Expansion," on Page

Germany posted a trade surplus of $1.04 billion (1.7 billion deutsche marks) in November, compared w

The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and Energy said it will not attempt to block t

The French port of Dunkirk registered an increase in vessel traffic last year but a slight drop in c

Operators of the airport at Yakima, Wash., said they are about to open an international trade zone t

Identity checks and customs controls are still being applied at borders in the European Community tw

Captives have become insurance fixtures at many U.S. companies, and are no longer viewed as a quick

Robert E. Vagley has been president of the American Insurance Association since 1986. He joined the

The United States needs to rely more on "market incentives" to prevent pollution, rather than simply

China is looking for more overseas help with seed genetics, food processing and biological research

Jan. 12, 1993 Copper Total,107,840. Gold Total, .1,506,512.Silver Tot

Selection of a new president of Amtrak has been delayed by presidential politics. W. Graham

Rebelling against an unpopular alliance of carriers, nearly 200 American and European shippers still

A story on Page 1A on Jan. 8, "Talks to Set Tone of Ties Between US, Mexico," misattributed a statem

Gold prices, already at seven-year lows, were rocked by news Tuesday of a huge gold sale by the Dutc

Associated Electric Cooperative Inc. said Monday it will shut down its Thomas Hill Mine, which accou

The Maritime Brief "Empremar, Spanish Line Launch Service Today," on Page 1B Monday, should have sai

Rep. Willis Gradison, R-Ohio, may exert more influence on the health care reform debate in his new r

Latvia has reimposed a ban on the export of nonferrous metals following thefts that have halted trai

UPJOHN CONTRACEPTIVE FIRST TO BE INJECTABLEUpjohn Co. on Tuesday introduced America's first

Jan. 12, 1993 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

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

Virtually all the oil on the grounded tanker Braer is now thought to have escaped after the ship fin

The crew of the Liberian-flag tanker that is spilling oil in the Shetland Islands filed a series of

Carriers on the world's longest trade lane have beefed up their service to Australian and New Zealan

The heavy truck industry said goodbye to recession and 1992 as manufacturersclosed the year

The Air Transport Association, already reeling from a December shake-up thatcut employee lev

In a reversal of policy, John Carroll, president of Thrall Car Manufacturing Co., said Thrall will r

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

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Jan. 12, 1993 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

The heavily overloaded South Florida-Central America trade has become more congested with the entry