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Only weeks after announcing a 3 percent across-the-board toll increase, the Suez Canal Authority has

The United States and Mexico are trying to resolve a cement dumping dispute that threatens to mar tr

A seemingly innocuous bid by DHL Airways to renew its all-cargo authority linking Cincinnati, Housto

The new director of the insurance industry consortium pushing for federal earthquake insurance progr

Robert Angle gets excited when he thinks of the opportunities he and his specialty-lines colleagues

BEST KEEPS SUSPENSION ON AMERICAN RELIANCEOLDWICK, N.J. - The "A-" pooled rating of American

ISO 9000. Dec. 1-2. Stamford, Conn. Seminar offered by the American Bureau of Shipping on how to com

Bridging the gap between foreign trade development policy and program funding is a problem that Bill

A comprehensive energy and environment plan released by Japan's Ministry of International Trade and

Shell Oil Co. has exited the U.S. coal business with the announcement that the sale of the massive a

My overriding desire is for the aviation industry, as a whole, to embrace a philosophy of progress,

Algeria, struggling with a deep economic crisis, needs new industry to help it to defeat its financi

REGIONAL BLOCS Third Annual Global Free Trade Zones Conference and Exhibit '92. Dec. 6-9. Mi

The laws of economics are immutable. Absent a cartel, businesses cannot control prices or ca

The United States must make a convincing case for changes in its bilateral air services agreement wi

Nov. 25, 1992 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

International lenders are slowly starting to weave environmental concerns into their daily lending a

A subsidiary of Lufthansa German Airlines and Arizona State University have teamed up to create an a

North American EDI Coordinators' Conference, 1992 meeting, Dec. 2-3. Scottsdale, Ariz. Contact: Case

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Chinese aluminum demand remains stalled as domestic prices continue to weaken, trading sources in As

Nov. 25, 1992 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.c Close High

Americans tend to assume that Europe's trade and investment ties with its former colonies in the Car

What a difference two years makes. The 1990 International Air Cargo Forum met in New Delhi,

Peru signed a $100 million loan agreement with Japan for the country'sfinancial sector.<

Wall Street will react favorably to a public offering of 10.75 million shares of American Reinsuranc

Despite the huge number of players and diverse interests, the intra-Asian carrier community will eve

In another step away from the Cold War, the U.S. government announced last week that merchant ships

South Africa's economy will have to rely more on export-driven industrial development because of the

Wall Street has taken a new look at the XTRA Corp., boosting the price of the Boston-based trailer l

Welcome to the Clinton presidency. Bill Clinton won't take the oath of office for another seven week

The Federal Aviation Administration has decided against awarding grant money to develop the Adams Co

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Nov. 25, 1992 Copper Total, 69,769. Gold Total, .1,599,422.Silver Tot

JAPAN OKS SUPPORT FOR PORK PRODUCERSJapan's Ministry of Agriculture said it has approved a p

FRANCE EXPANDS PLAN TO SELL STAKE IN RHONEThe French government has expanded on its plans to

1303 (Nov. 25, 1992) Previous day - 1289 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The United States is likely to reject a new Canadian offer to settle a rancorous beer trade dispute

Carriers moving goods across the Pacific to the United States are going to give importers an extra 3

U.S. dog exporters are snarling about proposed Canadian import limits that they claim violate the U.