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BDP International Inc. opened new offices this month in Atlanta and Newark, N.J., to provide freight

Small customs brokers are banding together to do battle against a bill they claim will allow large c

The International Air Transport Association, the group that oversees the world's airlines, said Tues

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The Delta Queen Steamboat Co. soon will be taking bids to build a 420- passenger paddlewheeler this

The New Jersey Commerce Department's Division of International Trade is offeringcompanies in the sta

John E. Brazil partied with crew members of the USS Scorpion at a Navy ball in Naples, Italy, 24 yea

New York Mercantile Exchange July 27, 1992CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cents

"Hi, I'm Andy Card," he said, thrusting out a hand and looking me square in the eye. Obvious

Texas, which claims to do things bigger than everyone else, has suffered the worst U.S. catastrophes

CHINA AIMS TO DEVELOP PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRYChina wants to expand its capacity to produce li

In a surprise move, Russia has used $55.35 million - most of its remaining export credit guarantees

Mobil Corp. has agreed to settle charges that its claims of producing an environmentally friendly He

Tuesday July 28, 1992 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

Some of the world's most sophisticated financiers have joined Cuban exiles in Miami inbetting on Fid

UNION SWITCH & SIGNAL WINS ITALIAN CONTRACTPITTSBURGH - Union Switch & Signal Inc. w

After five years of toil and trouble, United Parcel Service Tuesday opened its regional air package

A regional Army Corps of Engineers report on proposed improvements to locks and dams on the upper Mi

Americans' confidence in the economy fell sharply in July, the Conference Board said Tuesday in a re

1094 (July 28, 1992) Previous day - 1093 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Congress will approve a North American free-trade agreement next year, although by a relatively narr

A bilateral agreement on shutting down the former U.S.-U.S.S.R. Trade and Economic Council apparentl

Two Cornell University law professors found that judges are more sympathetic than juries to plaintif

Three Wichita companies, including a chemical manufacturer, are being fined for violating clean air

FRANK B. HALL POSTS SECOND-QUARTER PROFITNEW YORK - Frank B. Hall & Co., the brokera

DEBATE CONTINUES ON EC OILSEED MARKETBRUSSELS, Belgium - Discussions were continuing on a di

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 204.09 off0.76 which com

The Guatemalan government has begun negotiating with Inco Ltd. of Canada to reopen the country's onl

The Port of Long Beach posted double-digit growth in container traffic for the recently ended 1992 f

The Biloxi City Council Monday approved development plans at the Broadwater Beach Marina for the Pre

ATLANTIC SERVICES GROUP INC. (Charleston, S.C.) - David Maybank Jr. was named chairman, William J. G

American Airlines and Northwest Airlines Inc. are moving forward with long- delayed plans to send sh

Blaming losses and a need to restructure operations, Japan Airlines said its Atlanta-Seattle-Tokyo f

Agriculture negotiators are making concessions on product after product this week to close farm-sect

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

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Multinational companies with long-established manufacturing ties to Latin America are finding that t

Leading U.K. broker Sedgwick Group PLC will have a new chairman by year's end, and chances are it wo

The Miyazawa administration's plan to reduce annual working hours to 1,800 before the end of March 1