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General cargo volume through the Port of New Orleans increased 4.1 percent last year, according to p

A U.S. draft proposal to formally deregulate U.S.-German air cargo operations was mysteriously delet

The Philippine government offered to buy back $1 billion of its debt from foreign bank creditors at

GERMAN JANUARY PLANT, MACHINERY ORDERS FELLFRANKFURT, Germany - Orders for German plant and

The recent strength of the ruble may help lift limitations imposed on foreigners under Russia's priv

SENATE APPROVES BILL TO ENCOURAGE VENTURESThe U.S. Senate approved a bill to encourage joint

Feb. 28, 1992 Copper Total, 29,233. Gold Total, .1,375,866.Silver Tot

UNILEVER, FERRUZZI GAIN ON HUNGARY OILSEEDSInternational food and agribusiness companies Fer

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The increasing number of flights at Japan's regional airports is seen boosting demand for jet fuel,

The United States will lose about 10,000 high-technology jobs if Taiwan Aerospace is allowed to buy

The Bush administration, in a reversal of longtime policy, said Thursday the United States would com

S. AFRICA'S SASOL INKS MOZAMBIQUE GAS PACTJohannesburg - South African fuel company Sasol ha

ASHLAND OIL INC. (Ashland, Ky.) - G. Thomas Wilkinson was elected senior vice president by Ashland's

The Taiwanese shipping company Evergreen Marine Corp. likely will sign a contract to build an $80 mi

High technology and international competition could deliver a knockout punch to regions of the Unite

Vietnam Airlines has finally secured rights to use two Western aircraft to enhance its aging Soviet-

Robert H. Philibosian, a partner in the law firm of Baker & McKenzie, was reappointed to the commiss

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

European Community agriculture ministers are to resume negotiations for the reform of the Common Agr

As of Feb. 28, 1992 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list price

SUGAR WORKERS STRIKE AT 5 JAMAICAN MILLSKINGSTON, Jamaica - Five of Jamaica's nine s

In 1989, a Telex arrived in Belgrade at the headquarters of the National Bank of Yugoslavia from Dre

Kuwait has achieved wonders a year after its oil-based economy was left in ruins by the gulf war.

A senior United Kingdom banker said Thursday the republics of the Commonwealth of Independent States

C.E. "Gene" DeFries, president of the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association, will resign today as

W. COAST-MIDEAST RATES TO INCREASE MAY 1A group of shipping lines plans to boost freight rat

There is no practical way to end dolphin deaths from tuna fishing, and the drive for "dolphin safe"

Despite a bumpy takeoff in Brazil, United Airlines' cargo chief is satisfied with the progress the c

Ship lines, tariff publishers and other maritime interests are pleased with the Federal Maritime Com

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Fears that U.S. non-farm payrolls have shrunk again will depress the dollar this week, amid speculat

After three years in operation, a U.S.-financed program to wean Bolivian farmers from growing coca l

Creation of either a single-flag registration for ships of South America's Mercosul common market or

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 208.79 up 0.79 which compares

Conflicting reports and rumors about cuts to the contentious Russian export tax introduced Jan. 1 fo

The United States is likely to be the first major economy to emerge from the global slump, but there

McDonnell Douglas Corp.'s controversial proposal to sell 40 percent of its commercial aircraft busin

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