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The U.S. current account deficit is unlikely to narrow further without a ''substantial dollar deprec

When the so-called voluntary restraint agreements limiting steel imports expired at the end of March

The wheat market has come under some seasonal pressure this month as the winter wheat harvest picks

Mobil Chemical Co.'s Commercial Recycling Division is expanding operations at its Jacksonville, Ill.

Negotiations over a North American free-trade agreement apparently have yielded a tentative agreemen

California ports and airports, their economic survival at stake, are going all out this week to kill

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

New York Mercantile Exchange June 19, 1992CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cents

A delegation of Alaskan shippers interested in moving cargo to Europe through the Arctic waters nort

Dimitri Khopreninov is waging a battle against sour milk. Mr. Khopreninov, director of Avtoc

An emerging powerhouse in Central American aviation is about to add another important link to its ch

A top French official blamed the Bush administration Monday for the brewing dispute over financing f

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Plans to make a new "biotech park" out of Consolidated Rail Corp.'s Beacon Park intermodal yard will

Breakbulk cargo is the lifeblood of most small ports, but even at large container ports, it is an im

Financial markets plunged Monday in reaction to Nelson Mandela's cancellation of a session of democr

The U.S. dollar drifted broadly lower Monday, except against the yen, as the New York Stock Exchange

Ben Butler recalls that, a few years ago, a contract carrier that handled breakbulk shipments "could

June 22, 1992 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

CANADIANS SAY RUSSIA BUYING MORE GRAINOTTAWA - Canada's latest grain deal with the R

The U.S. Supreme Court, in a case of major importance for the international banking system, declined

Officials here are playing down reports of a fresh crisis in U.S.-Jordan relations over allegations

The following business missions are scheduled. The Journal of Commerce assumes no responsibility for

The Taiwan Cotton Spinners Association has decided to go ahead with an accusation against Pakistan f

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 210.10 up 0.16 which compares wi

In the story "Mass. May Fight EPA Ruling on Use of Oxygenated Gasoline," on Page 7B June 15, the ref

Sen. Wendell Ford, D-Ky., wants to alter significantly the industrywide coal tax the Senate Finance

Depressed airline stocks have caught the eye of savvy, bargain-conscious investors. With the shares

The Federal Aviation Administration is exploring the use of giant beds of foam to reduce damage to a

EC MINISTERS NEAR OPEN-SKIES PACKAGEEuropean Community transportation ministers were within

Tokyo stock prices plunged to the six-year low of less than 16,000 on Monday, raising serious doubts

U.S. officials appear divided on whether the International Monetary Fund is being too stringent in i

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,200-$1,300per ton lots &

GLOSSARY AR: American Tanker RateSchedule RevisedRS: American Tanker Rate Schedule

Services were held Monday in West St. Paul for Robert J. Haugh, retired chairman, president and chie

Lloyd's of London will not release global results for 1989 until next month, a Lloyd's spokesman sai

HIGH COURT TO HEAR BENEFITS DISPUTEWASHINGTON - The Supreme Court agreed Monday to r

The last two staff had locked up Bimcom's London office and left the premises around 7 p.m. Friday.

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