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CANADA LIFTS SUSPENSION; TO SHIP GRAIN TO RUSSIAWINNIPEG, Manitoba - Canada lifted its suspe

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NAVAL INSTITUTE ACCEPTS ESSAY CONTEST ENTRIESANNAPOLIS, Md. - The U.S. Naval Institute is ac

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South Korean companies are likely to invest more in North America as a result of the new free-trade

Maersk Line soon may attack the emergent Latin American trades, diversifying away from the doldrums

Researchers arguing for and against privatization of Los Angeles International Airport are accusing

The slumping airline industry combined with an overall sluggish economy can be expected to drag down

Six months into his term as the first democratically elected general president of the International

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Normal inflationary increases for property insurance sold to Florida and Louisiana businesses should

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At a time when much talk in manufacturing circles is about how the recently negotiated tentative Nor

Last week was exhausting for James J. Carey II. ''Jeez," the Crowley executive said Friday,

The hoopla hasn't quite come to the level of TV auto pitch men, but corporate aircraft builders are

The U.S. dollar declined Monday on weak U.S. economic data. The dollar slid on news that the

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A proposal to sell a government-owned shipyard in eastern Germany to a Norwegian firm appeared on th

Venezuelan President Carlos Andres Perez ordered his country's state-owned oil company, Petroleos de

Port officials are concerned about how easily local planning boards can block their access to funds

Japanese maritime officials, in a move that threatens to raise the ire of competing shipbuilders thr

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UZBEKISTAN, KAZAKHSTAN POST HIGHER GRAIN YIELDSUzbekistan has completed its grain harvest, p

The U.S. Department of Transportation said it has temporarily suspended most commercial motor vehicl

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1073 (Aug. 28, 1992) Previous day - 1074 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Ed Ashworth wasn't in the habit of going shopping with his employees. Then he found out about the $4

Japanese prosecutors are preparing to call in a regional governor for questioning, one of over a doz

American President Lines Ltd. has received permission from the Maritime Administration to continue o

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Have domestic automakers finally caught up with Japanese quality? One Chicago-area dealer said he do

The U.S. dollar will continue to set new lows against the deutsche mark until interest rates fall in

Hedging their bets against unstable Eastern European oil suppliers, political leaders of the Czech h

Farmers Insurance Group of Cos. blasted a California Department of Insurance report citing the insur

A new Federal Maritime Commission rule requires carriers and freight forwarders to certify every two

Aug. 28, 1992 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

McDonnell Douglas Corp. wants to sell its flight-simulator business in St. Charles, Mo., as part of