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The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 210.47 off 1.49 which compares w

The prospects for Taiwan's entry into the world's primary trade-regulating agency have suffered an u

U.S. forklift manufacturers are fighting a tough battle in overseas markets, where growth is limited

The Federal Maritime Commission is inundating the industry with proposals to streamline and liberali

Last-minute jitters almost disrupted the 21-month-old merger talks between the country's two largest

Orlando International Airport's effort to become an important cargo center as well as a popular tour

The U.S. Supreme Court Monday told a federal appeals court to reconsider a ruling that would have le

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Saudi companies will sue a U.S. group of construction companies for alleged breaches of contract in

Most Asian Pacific Rim nations again will post substantial economic growth this year and next, but l

Railroad carload traffic increased 4.2 percent in May as the nation's economic recoveryshowed signs

A $100 insurance registration fee imposed last fall by Texas on interstate trucking companies travel

GERMANS BARELY FAVOR EC UNITY, POLL SAYSBONN, Germany - Only a bare majority of Germans favo

Polish officials say their country appears to have become the world's second- largest importer of ap

Monday June 8, 1992 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representing

Journal of Commerce Special LONDON - The following is the list of bunker prices obtained dur

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Houston-based Dutch House Foods Inc., recently reviewed its options for expansion, and briefly consi

Estimates for the U.S. winter wheat crop vary, but most grain analysts and industry sources agree th

Three Weeks Ended May 30, 1992, vs. Similar 1991 Period Cars CarsLoaded Loaded

Croatia is working on legislation that, for the first time, will permit significant foreign investme

As ocean carriers reconsider their ports of call on the East Coast, expecting to make major changes

Russian leader Boris Yeltsin pledged Monday to stick to an economic reform plan approved by the Inte

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

VIETNAM AIRLINES NAMES US AGENTVietnam Airlines has appointed a U.S. representative, clearin

Earth Summit negotiations shifted into high gear Monday as industrialized and developing countries t

SPAIN, ALGERIA SIGN 25-YEAR GAS ACCORDLONDON - Final agreement was reached Monday on

New York state officials plan to set slightly different parameters than New Jersey and Connecticut f

Businesses wishing to operate in the European Community should stick to theirplans, just as

With the exception of dramatically increased activity at the Port of Beaumont, tonnage figures at ma

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Inco Ltd. confirmed it has held a series of negotiations with the financial institutions operating Q

W.R. GRACE TO SELL ORGANIC CHEMICALS UNITNEW YORK - W.R. Grace and Co. said Monday t

The story headlined "Yeltsin's U.S. Visit May Spawn Pacts, Trade Official Says" on Page 10A June 4,

A new Polish gambling bill that would drive foreigners out of the casino business is threatening one

State insurance regulators approved a new model law that would help detect unlicensed employer healt

The nation's independent insurance agencies are fewer in number but are more efficient and profitabl

In the first verdict of its kind for a major U.S. city, the city of Baltimore was awarded $23.8 mill

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