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A senior U.S. diplomat here praised Hong Kong's commitment to competition but took a couple of swipe

A year after posting the most powerful performance in Latin America, Venezuela's economy is feeling

Guangzhou, the capital of China's southern Guangdong province adjacent to Hong Kong, has established

The Federal Maritime Commission holds a crucial meeting today to consider the conflicting views of s

The new breakbulk hub terminal in Memphis has generated some concern among New Orleans port official

The House Tuesday overwhelmingly approved a $3.6 billion spending blueprint for the Coast Guard for

A Chinese-German joint venture is gearing up to do more aircraft maintenance in China as the country

Terminal operators and drayage truckers nervously monitored news reports and watched the clock Tuesd

National Accounting and Finance Council of the American Trucking Associations, management conference

Railroad management and union negotiators were scheduled to keep meeting around the clock Tuesday in

The U.S. dollar was narrowly mixed in quiet trading Tuesday after recoveringfrom a morning d

1136 (June 23, 1992) Previous day - 1144 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Powered by aggressive shipments of manufactured products, Brazil's foreign trade surplus in May rose

June 23, 1992 Copper Total, 30,353. Gold Total, .1,737,036.Silver Tot

New York Bay Co. created an export-financing unit that will use an innovative technique to facilitat

The future appears bright for U.S. sales of high-technology goods to Brazil as the South American na

EUROPEAN COMMUNITY TRANSPORTATION ministers agreed on a package removing government restrictions on

Tuesday June 23, 1992 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

Southwest Marine, San Pedro Division, Terminal Island, Calif., received a $5.8 million contract from

California Insurance Commissioner John Garamendi announced Monday that a second court-approved early

Last-minute dickering on two issues produced the Bush administration's comprehensive maritime policy

Precious metals futures were led higher by gold, amid fears of serious unrest in South Africa after

International Coffee Organization producers and consumers met Monday for the first negotiating sessi

The former states of the Soviet Union are unlikely to resume buying significant quantities of wool i

An aggressive build-it-yourself attitude in the Far East not only worries Western chemical exporters

The twist-and-pull, an environmentally-friendly clutch ring for a six-pack of aluminum beverage cans

Industry has gotten the message: Doing business through computers rather than with paper documents i

Like a sleeping giant, EDI in transportation is taking a bit longer to hit its pace than its advocat

Canada's seasonally adjusted first-quarter current account deficit narrowed to C$7.005 billion (US$5

Out in the vast green fields north of Sacramento, where a sign still proclaims Dingville: Pop. 9 alt

The pace of talks between railroad management and union negotiators picked up steam Monday as the 12

Deliveries of new oil tankers are exacerbating an existing oversupply of ships that, owners say, is

Fearing that freight will be stopped dead on the tracks if a threatened rail strike occurs Wednesday

Investment adviser Tom Herzfeld, an early sponsor of closed-end investmentfunds more than tw

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The Bush administration, after months of negotiation, has won a commitmentfrom Taiwan to con

FRANCE SEEKS US HELP IN AIRBUS DISPUTEFrench Finance Minister Michel Sapin on Monday called

Trade negotiators are preparing for a possible meeting of the world's trade ministers here in late J

Monday June 22, 1992 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin