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A U.S. agriculture official said a potential decline in sugar shipments from Cuba to Mexico may prom

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Columbia River towboat companies Wednesday began hauling bargeloads of young fish from Idaho to the

After a two-month delay, the U.S. Coast Guard plans to announce a decision this month that is likely

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A new Federal Highway Administration campaign to enforce rules governing the shipment of hazardous m

The European Commission Wednesday unveiled a 1993 draft budget of around $80 billion with lower farm

The Massachusetts Public Utilities Department is investigating allegations by dump truck operators o

Western German industrial production slipped a preliminary, seasonally adjusted 2.82 percent in Marc

Mexico's state-owned oil monopoly Petroleos Mexicanos has hired U.S. engineering firm Bechtel Corp.

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An accounting proposal that changes the way agents report their commission income on their annual fi

Arbitration results in a final resolution, without appeal, of a dispute between parties. There is a

Machete-wielding pirates attacked and robbed an Australian-registered containership, threatening to

A $200 million river development project under study by the Inter-American Development Bank could pr

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Trade talks with Mexico aren't likely to open Mexico's oil production sector to direct investments f

A House maritime panel Wednesday pared back a proposed 9.9 percent increase in Panama Canal tolls to

Property/casualty insurers are getting less cash in the door at a time when losses are likely to acc

Latin American bankers who spent much of the last decade worrying about lack of capital are now conc

The Asian Development Bank ended its annual meeting Wednesday in deadlock over fundamental issues, g

The future of a second regional airport in Massachusetts and at least three major studies appeared u

The Department of Transportation awarded Challenge Air Cargo the right to operate regularly schedule

The U.S. dollar declined slightly Wednesday on speculation about a possible U.S. interest rate cut a

A House subcommittee Wednesday approved a far-reaching customs modernization bill, but there was con

United Parcel Service, the management-owned package delivery service, said it is aiming to make its

Taiwan could have avoided being put on the U.S. trade watch list that was announced last week, if th

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Representatives of insurance agents and regional banks have agreed on a proposed compromise aimed at

U.S. officials said they expect to reach an agreement in the North American free-trade talks in a ma

China will build its first high-speed railroad along an economically powerful corridor in the southe

Daewoo Corp. of South Korea and the Technology Corp. of Hanoi, Vietnam, agreed to build a truck and

The European Commission Wednesday proposed a $500 million support plan for customs brokers who will

In a step that could save shippers large sums of money in freight charges, the Interstate Commerce C

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Despite the fact that domestic production is rising, India likely will import 1.28 million metric to

Presidential elections, a weak economy and continued disagreement on trade policy are exerting heavy