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The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 207.40 off 0.82 which compare

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The German government said Thursday it plans to spend US$301.7 billion (490 billion deutsche marks)

The U.S. Coast Guard hopes to avoid a plethora of separate state rules on oil spill contingency plan

The Federal Railroad Administration has issued an emergency order banning the use of certain type of

U.S. officials fear the Russia-Ukraine dispute over control of the Black Sea fleet and nuclear arms

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Steamship lines are moving away from value-added shipping services and going back to the basics, wit

Senate leaders took the unusual step Thursday of formally entering the debate over Japan's slow prog

In international markets, a product or company's name, logo, brand or trademark is subject to proble

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The United States made it harder in 1991 for European exporters and investors to enter U.S. markets,

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Hyundai Merchant Marine Co., one of South Korea's largest shipping lines, has been charged with tax

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British Airways is offering shippers a "money back" guarantee on goods shipped through Gatwick Airpo

Air cargo traffic to Kuwait is returning to normal following an initial boom at the end of last year

Spending by businesses to expand production is expected to rise by 4.6 percent in 1992 to $553.7 bil

Taiwan, South Korea and mainland Chinese copper consumption is absorbing much of Japan's oversupply,

Even though Brazil consolidated its position Thursday on an International Cocoa Agreement with econo

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The largest auto manufacturing firms in the United States and Japan are negotiating a meeting betwee

Russian President Boris Yeltsin has signed legislation approved recently in Parliament that creates

A presidential veto may be the result of the torrent of amendments to the national energy strategy b

Walt Chappell of Chanute usually focuses on helping Third World farmers establish sustainable farmin

Railroads will be able to give shippers financial assistance starting May 8 for site development and

TNT Express Worldwide will begin service to North Korea in May, becoming the world's first express c

Failure to reach an accord on new rules for global trade and on environmental preservation could cri

Port of Redwood City. April 11-12. Redwood City, Calif. Tallship Californian and decorated boat para

A provisional 20 percent import tariff regime for bananas, which is being considered by the European

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The sluggish economy compounded by chemical companies' seasonal swings made the fourth quarter of 19

Four new insurance products now on the market are designed to help manufacturers rest at night.<

While managed care health plans are providing employers with large cost savings, most of their emplo

Angry poultry producers in Central America are pressing their governments to halt the sale of low-pr

A ship line serving several Caribbean ports, which shut down in January, remains grounded despite pr

Hugh H. Welsh was named deputy general counsel of this bi-state port authority. He was assistant gen

Independent truck drivers returned to work Thursday, ending seven days of picketing that had stopped

The inland waterway industry has launched an aggressive plan to wrest more money from the U.S. Army