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U.S. and African business leaders plan to hold a second "African-African American Summit" in Gabon n

Two New York-area church institutes that minister to seafarers are joining forces in an effort to ma

Japan's huge trade surplus with the rest of the world is growing despite efforts to cut it, and it i

Few industries grew faster in the 1980s than express package delivery. Few have been treated more sh

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index turned higher late last week as textiles and miscella

As of July 24, 1992 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list price

A major Russian-U.S. oil exploration and production joint venture has received an exemption from a R

Russian distillate fuel oil, or gas oil, exports out of the Latvian Baltic port of Ventspils have be

Japanese production of most petrochemical products was up in June from a year earlier because no lar

The collapse of the Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI) has taken a severe toll on the

NET OPERATING INCOME FALLS AT ILL. EXCHANGEThe Illinois Insurance Exchange reported a declin

South Korea has announced plans to join the world's high-technology leaders by the end of the centur

The United States and Canada exchanged economic sanctions Friday over a beer trade dispute and tried

CA Venezolana de Navegacion is not a signatory to the International Longshoremen's Association maste

The European Commission is investigating the system of setting commercial interest rates in one EC m

DEUTSCHE AEROSPACE TO TAKE OVER FOKKERAMSTERDAM, Netherlands - Germany's Deutsche Ae

New rules for transporting hazardous materials may be a pain in the pocketbook for shippers, but the

Trading nations must abandon their fortress mentality about electronic communications if the technol

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines NV is under growing pressure to forge a European alliance but its options h

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Analysts, shrugging off seemingly disappointing second-quarter results at Yellow Freight System Inc.

Private businessmen and chiefs of state-owned industry, unlikely bedfellows in post-communist Russia

New York Mercantile Exchange July 23, 1992CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cents

Elf Aquitaine, the partly government-owned French oil concern, completed what may be the largest Fra

A federal judge in Rio de Janeiro last week canceled the auction of four ships by Brazilian state-ow

A Coast Guard proposal would require new dry cargo ships weighing over 500 tons to be subdivided int

Insurance companies that provided millions of dollars worth of coverage for the Democratic National

Cathay Pacific Airways, a giant in the Asian air cargo market, has started twice-weekly freighter se

With Apologies to John, Paul, George and Ringo: It was once labeled the FedEx revolution . . . but j

New York Mercantile Exchange September crude oil futures rose sharply amid mounting tensions between

The air freight industry is several years behind ocean shipping in the development of cargo automati

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CP Rail System has successfully tested a double-stack train run from Montreal to Chicago, opening th

Russia will triple a new import tax for most goods in September and levy higher rates on certain lux

DURABLE GOODS Percent ChangeNon-electrical machinery +4.5%Transportation equipment +1.9%

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S. KOREA, UNISYS CORP. TO DEVELOP COMPUTERSSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea Friday announced

July 24, 1992 JAPANFinancial FuturesPrecious MetalsTokyo Commodity E

July 24, 1992 Copper Total, 33,045. Gold Total, .1,675,423.Silver Tot

Two key officials of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission have criticized leaders of the two lar