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The Bush administration remains deeply divided over whether to target the republics of the former So

AMERICAN PAPER INSTITUTE (New York) - John H. Southworth, president of Southworth Co., a West Spring

Demand for metals will increase substantially in the Asian-Pacific region over the next two decades

Over union objections, two former former East German shipyards and a diesel engine factory that have

NORFOLK SOUTHERN OFFERS SEPARATION PACKAGENORFOLK, Va. - Norfolk Southern Corp. announced a

Japan should increase its spending on development assistance to 0.7 percent of the gross national pr

The World Bank said it has approved a $220 million, 20-year loan to Egypt to help finance a power pr

A presidential panel reviewing maritime regulatory law wrapped up work on a no-recommendation report

As German inflation falls, European interest rates should start to fall with it, U.K. Chancellor of

HOUSE TO CHALLENGE VETO OF ANTI-CHINA MFN BILLWASHINGTON - The House is slated today

Aluminum ingots_ $1,200-$1,300 per ton lots & in warehouse min. 99.

AIG CONSOLIDATES SOME EC OPERATIONSAmerican International Group Inc. consolidated its invest

China is planning to build its first port specifically meant for trade with Taiwan. The spec

Japan's electronics industry Tuesday blasted a U.S. industry report that Japan is failing to honor i

Targeting what some call a looming crisis in barge transportation on two of America's busiest river

The leading industrial nations may agree this week to bring outstanding export credits into line wit

The first free trade zone in Shanghai, China's largest commercial center, officially began operating

A group of nine shipping lines carrying cargo from the United States to the Mediterranean Sea plan t

A sailors' union is accusing American President Lines of engaging in an elaborate "shell game" to av

Non-scheduled airlines are coming under increasing threat from trade protectionism, which could resu

A Harvard University economist was incorrectly identified in a headline on a story on Page 2A March

Transportation News Ticker The dry cargo and tanker fixtures listed herewith and compiled in

The Canadian government is holding a full cabinet meeting in Ottawa today to weigh possible trade ac

Smuggling has long paid handsomely for South Africa's underworld, which spirits some 13,000 stolen c

Chicago grain and soybean prices turned lower on profit-taking and trade selling pressure although w

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The Interstate Commerce Commission Tuesday voted to expand the agency's definitions of interstate an

The nation's automakers appear to have won a battle against oil companies over who is responsible fo

Nicaragua is drawing attention to its renewed agricultural export effort with this week's progress i

COASTAL GAS MARKETING COMPANY Coastal Gas Marketing Company (formerly ANR Gathering

Bilateral negotiations will be held today in a desperate bid to break the deadlock in the Uruguay Ro

"Coast Guard Postpones Imposition of User Fees on Ship Lines, Mariners," on Page 8B Feb.28, should h

A petrochemical venture in Thailand is being hampered by that country's import duties on raw materia

THE OLD GUARD isn't there anymore, as Southern Pacific Transportation Co. puts new leadership in pla

Tue., Mar. 10, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

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Radical economic reforms have, in less than 10 years, transformed Ghana from an insular to an open t

Contracts between grain trading houses and Russia to supply 500,000 metric tons of soft wheat are be

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