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Several members of the White House task force on maritime policy are calling for reforms that would

Participation at the U.S. Air and Trade Show in Dayton, Ohio, which opens June 16, will be short of

Britain moved swiftly to block assets of Serbia and Montenegro Monday after the United Nations voted

Aircraft manufacturers are poised for an era of unprecedented growth and prosperity, according to a

Lockheed Support Systems Inc. said Monday that it was awarded seven contracts worth a total of $73 m

A divided U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that states cannot adopt guidelines to restrict or control

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The World Bank has approved two loans for Iran totaling $134 million, the Iranian news agency IRNA q

Hokan Cederberg believes some American-made products are of the best quality in the world. To prove

The United States and Japan must make concessions in negotiating agriculture and other areas of trad

Private insurance companies will absorb a heightened share of the underwriting risk for crop insuran

The United States and the European Community still are at odds over the openness of the process of h

CRUDE BASKET PRICE RISES, OPEC SAYSLONDON - The price of OPEC's basket of seven crud

When Russian president Boris Yeltsin announced Saturday that oil minister Vladimir Lopukhin had been

Three years after the Exxon Valdez disaster thrust their industry into the harsh spotlight of public

AUSTRALIA TO CURB BEEF EXPORTS TO USSYDNEY, Australia - Australian beef exporters have agree

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The telecommunications industry looked in vain for a clear signal from Paris on Monday as allied nat

Farrell Lines Inc. is urging the Maritime Administration to reject Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.'s reque

European airlines are battling a plan to introduce sales taxes on tickets for intra-European air tra

The barge industry is worried about falling water levels and the threat of drought on one of the key

A Ministry of Finance official said Monday the Group of 7 agreement to favor the U.S. dollar falling

Japan will push for creation of a special forum for regular dialogue with Canada, the United States

Argentine traders, shipping agents and farmers welcomed the government's decision to deregulate mari

China is expected to ease certification standards, which serve as de facto non-tariff barriers to Ja

Foreign investors in China should be granted "the same treatment" as domestic companies, a senior of

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Mexican negotiators on the North American free-trade pact have reported a tentative settlement on fi

FOUNDATION AWARDS EIGHT SCHOLARSHIPSThe Spencer Educational Foundation Inc. has awarded eigh

Sanctions-hit Yugoslavia announced special measures Monday to conserve oil products in the face of a

Monday June 1, 1992 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representing

The persistent slump in gold prices is expected to continue testing the resilience of Australia's go

UPJOHN IMPOSES HIRING, PAY FREEZESKALAMAZOO, Mich. - Upjohn Co. is imposing temporary pay an

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

Thirteen member companies of South Korea's second-largest business group, the Hyundai Group, face cr

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ATA PUBLISHES UPDATE OF TRUCKING TRENDSWASHINGTON - The American Trucking Associatio

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