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"No arrivals and none due" was the eyebrow-raising notice that went out recently to shippers and car

Nearly half the ships calling at European ports last year had safety deficiencies, and 5.2 percent h

Doing business in Brazil isn't for the faint of heart. During the past decade, governments w

Quotations, provided by Citibank/New York, Foreign Exchange Desk, are offered rates of New York City

Illinois Central Railroad Co. is revenue adequate. The Interstate CommerceCommission says so

The New York headquarters of the former U.S.-U.S.S.R. Trade and Economic Council will close Friday a

Scandinavian Airlines System said Tuesday it has taken Swedish cabin crew and ground personnel to co

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In an effort to lure foreign capital to help pay for a massive expansion in oil production and refin

Exxon Corp. Tuesday emerged as the dominant seller of spot heating oil for prompt delivery in New Yo

An eastern German company plans to begin selling what it says is the world's first refrigerator that

A trade agreement with Mexico would shift part of the U.S. cattle industry south of the border - inc

New York Mercantile Exchange Aug. 10, 1992Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

The investigation into last Friday's grounding of the luxury liner Queen Elizabeth 2 focused Monday

The U.S. Postal Service said costs may not be a priority in determining which carrier wins a 10-year

A merger between Canada's two major airlines would deal a major blow to the western Canadian economy

Negotiators on a deal that would turn troubled Trans World Airlines over to its employees and credit

Monday, Aug. 10, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

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TAIWAN ENDS SUBSIDY IN BID TO JOIN GATTTAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan has formally abolished a thre

State port authority terminals in North Carolina and Georgia experienced generally strong traffic up

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Corporate earnings for the second quarter have shown significant gains, although largely due to the

Plunging U.S. wheat prices have bolstered interest in using wheat options and that trend is expected

State insurance commissioners would act as joint receivers of insolvent companies under an updated p

In what could prove the most far-reaching transport reform in China, officials say they will throw o

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The jury in the nation's largest asbestos liability trial made a key ruling Monday that is expected

Spain's unemployment rate dropped for the fifth straight month in July, to 14.15 percent, the Labor

US CARGO HANDLERS SENT TO CROATIAWASHINGTON - The U.S. Air Force has sent 12 cargo-h

Railroad carload traffic edged up 1.9 percent in July compared with the same period of 1991, a sign

Daylong traffic jams that turn highways into parking lots. Sputtering telephone systems. A severe sh

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Faced with a worsening labor shortage, the government of Singapore is implementing new rules to enco

Seven companies have applied to the Federal Maritime Commission for licenses to operate as ocean fre

Illegal shipments of Russian raw materials to other former Soviet republics have risen sharply as pr

International Petroleum Exchange Aug. 10, 1992Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)