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Criticism of the European monetary union agreed on in the European Community's Maastricht treaty las

The quest for greater efficiency is driving railroads to explore new technology for carrying bulk co

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

In the latest shipbuilding supply-and-demand cycle, the world's shipyards are swamped with orders fo

The U.S. dollar declined against the deutsche mark and other European currencies Tuesday on comments

Croatian officials say they are concerned that shrinking hard currency reserves and a sharp increase

Bulk commodities account for more than half the carloads handled by U.S. railroads. That's g

The United States and Russia signed a tax treaty on May 7 to avoid double taxation, the Treasury Dep

The Avon lady may soon be ringing doorbells in the Commonwealth of Independent States to peddle her

Police and private investigators late last week raided three retail software outlets in Singapore an

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Five rail-related trade associations, seeking to build on the victory over longer-combination vehicl

Saudi Arabian Planning Minister Abdul-Wahhab Attar urged Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa Tuesday to j

S. KOREA TO SEEK WHEAT FROM US IF PRICES DROPThe Korea Feed Association will retender for 52

Australian beef exports to the United States are at a standstill as the United States considers impo

The U.S. Comptroller of the Currency said Tuesday it is making plans to appeal to the Supreme Court

U.S. Secretary of State James A. Baker offered limited economic aid to Georgia Tuesday and said a bi

The warring factions within the nation's oldest maritime union have agreed on the basic outline of a

CMB NV, Belgium's leading shipowner and stevedore, announced Tuesday the sale of its bulk-handling o

Shipper groups from throughout Asia have warned ocean carriers to stem what the shippers called the

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that states cannot force companies to pay taxes on sales to cus

China's "sound economy" and efforts to deepen trade reforms bode well for membership of the General

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Philip B. Fletcher, 58, was named president and chief executive officer, effective Sept. 16. He has

International Coffee Organization producer delegates believe that the producers' meeting, which star

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Oil leaking from a barge in the Mississippi River above New Orleans stretched for 30-miles down rive

Wichita remains the stand-up favorite in the race to land a final assembly line for a new Boeing meg

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Light, sweet crude oil futures for July delivery soared on the New York Mercantile Exchange Tuesday,

John R. Malloy, senior vice president of external affairs for Du Pont, has been appointed senior vic

With the low price of its main product, styrene monomer, nearly wiping out profit, Grand Pacific Pet

The Cabinet-level White House working group wrestling with maritime policy issues gave itself an ext

The European Community plans to press the United States today to accept the EC's recently adopted fa

USAir will inaugurate new daily non-stop flights between Baltimore/Washington International Airport

The International Finance Corp. affiliate of the World Bank said it created a new infrastructure dep

The end of recession in Poland is in sight, economists say, but lasting recovery could remain a host

The United States has lifted restrictions on Australian citrus imports, which should allow the count

USDA ACCEPTS BIDS FOR WHEAT TO EX-USSRThe U.S. Department of Agriculture Tuesday said it had

China should continue to have favorable wheat and corn output in the 1992-to- 1993 season as planted