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

Corporate Japan handed out at least $446 million in illegal donations to politicians or shady payoff

Russia is likely to wait for Western creditors to restructure its foreign debt before resuming payme

The Irish authorities still intend to lift their remaining currency exchange controls on Jan. 1 desp

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The absence of major market participants kept the U.S. dollar locked in a narrow range Wednesday, wi

Taiwan's foreign currency reserves, among the world's largest, have dropped rapidly in recent months

Eastern German industrial output rose for the third consecutive month, with a 5.3 percent increase i

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

Baltic Shipping Co. will make regular calls at the Port of Philadelphia, port officials said Tuesday

The Port of Toronto is expected to lay off nearly half of its employees in 1993 in response to recom

AMR Corp., the parent of American Airlines, said Tuesday it will invest $195 million in Canadian Air

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LYKES GAINS MORE TIME TO APPEAL DOT VETOTransportation Secretary Andrew Card Tuesday said he

The 1992 inter-lake shipping season on the Great Lakes, which began with high hopes for strong cargo

Asked at a mid-December luncheon what he'll remember most about 1992, American AirlinesChairman Robe

In the latest skirmish over the use of subsidized vessels in domestic ocean trades, three U.S. shipp

If there's one date that takes local businessmen's minds off 1997, when Hong Kong reverts to Chinese

The Federal Maritime Commission, concerned that Taiwan is moving too slowly to liberalize its trucki

Contract negotiations don't begin until May, but the West Coast longshoremen's union already is brac

She was the first female tugboat captain on the Great Lakes, guiding vessels up the St. Clair River

Ever wondered what it might take to set up a shipping agency in Sri Lanka? Well, at the least, you'd

For the week ended Dec. 19, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Japan won't meet an agreed-upon goal of opening 20 percent of its computer chip market to foreign su

While most major passenger airlines find themselves in a financial tailspin, the fortunes of their l

Greater communication with terminal operators and steamship lines must occur if growing demands by s

ArgoSystems Inc., a Sunnyvale, Calif., subsidiary of Boeing Co., paid $3.8 million to resolve a fede

J.C. Penney Co. and United Parcel Service soon will sign a multiyear contract turning over to UPS al

Tuesday, Dec. 29, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Rail labor groups have persuaded the Interstate Commerce Commission to put off the saleof two short-

The former head of New York's Airport Security Council has been charged with using more than $50,000

The story "Activation of Four LNG Tankers to Create 150 U.S. Seafaring Jobs," on Page 1A on Monday,

Lockheed Corp. said it formed a commercial space venture with Russia's Khrunichev Enterprise to vie

This week will bring in a new year, but it will be business as usual for Michigan truckers Friday.

Russia has defaulted on a US$6.3 million interest payment to South Korea, placing negotiations on fu

The Commerce Department Tuesday announced, in a preliminary ruling, that Japanese companies are sell

A priority mail service advertised as taking two days can be expected to foul up on occasion. But af

The U.S. dollar was essentially unchanged Tuesday against key foreign currencies, after being unable

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