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

The Federal Maritime Commission has proposed a new way for two or more unaffiliated shippers to nego

Top agriculture officials for the United States and the European Community on Monday tried to cobble

Monday, Nov. 2, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Freight volumes on trans-Pacific liner routes will grow between 2 percent and 5 percent through next

Twenty-nine industrialized and developing nations sent a communique to leaders of the world's seven

The turmoil created in exchange rate markets in recent months underscores the need for caution befor

Darlene Iskra, a steaming mug of coffee in her hand, sits in the wardroom of the salvage ship USS Op

A City Council committee offered a last-minute plan to save Todd Shipyards Corp.'s former San Pedro

The U.S. Supreme Court Monday let stand a lower court decision that sent a Filipino seaman's wrongfu

The U.S. dollar resumed its surge Monday on the expectation of a Clinton victory at the polls, gaini

A federal judge Monday signed a settlement of a lawsuit over an investment fiasco that cost a major

The value of the Norwegian merchant shipping fleet has fallen sharply over the past few months, refl

McLANE, GRAF, RAULERSON & MIDDLETON (Portsmouth, N.H.) - Kenneth H. Volk joined as counsel to the fi

Improved U.S.-China trade ties have Hong Kong businesses upbeat about the next quarter despite a lul

House Banking Committee Chairman Henry Gonzalez, D-Texas, said Monday the Federal Open Market Commit

Bank Negara, Malaysia's central bank, is expanding its presence in late European and New York market

Masiek Seng organized a loan club with other Cambodian immigrants. The club failed, Mr. Seng says, w

After news reports noted that Bill Clinton's advisers were studying whether to advocate jump-startin

Swiss voters are evenly divided on whether to join the 19-nation European Economic Area, with oppone

Canada's composite leading indicator in August rose 0.4 percent from July to 146.4, Statistics Canad

In a financially and politically triggered feeding frenzy, Brazilian creditors are closing in on thi

The poor North American economy is forcing hundreds of Hong Kong immigrants to leave their families

Aided by western cash, know-how and several new jetliners, Czechoslovak Airlines (CSA) hopes to surv

The next mayor of the largest city on the U.S. West Coast must understand Southern California's impo

When voters across the nation go to the polls today to elect a president and other politicians, Sout

An American computer industry group seeking to stamp out piracy of software programs holds its first

NWA Inc., parent of Northwest Airlines, plans to ask its banks for approval to sell some of its asse

Belying its image as a place of fun, food and fashion, France is also the world's fourth-largest ind

Maritime and business interests in Oakland, Calif., are banding together toshift a stalled h

What would have been Hong Kong's second largest real estate deal of 1992 fell apart over the weekend

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The struggle over the past decade to link U.S. railroads with ports and cargo ships in an efficient

TAIWANESE TO HELP BUILD RAILWAY LINE IN CHINATAIPEI, Taiwan - A Taiwanese investment

TNT Ltd. and Mayne Nickless Transport Inc., two of Australia's major multinational transport groups,

Some 180,000 bottles of the first South African wine have flowed across the docks of Savannah, Ga.,

The U.S. Supreme Court Monday let stand a federal appeals court's decision upholding the Federal Avi

UK UNION ENDORSES BOYCOTT OF DIAMONDBritain's largest labor union endorsed an international

A group of 27 business leaders, in an open letter to The Times of London newspaper, have called for