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In many workplaces, the three-martini lunch has been replaced by a line at the salad bar. As

The first waterborne shipment of $15 million in government-surplus food aid is scheduled to departto

Feb. 11, 1992 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

A U.S. District Court judge has handed the Puerto Rico Ports Authority a defeat by ruling the agency

The success of major U.S. transportation and manufacturing companies depends more and more on their

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Zambia this week will burn a nine-ton stockpile of ivory tusks and weapons confiscated from poachers

VIETNAM SAID TO PLEDGE FOREIGN OIL SUPPORTHANOI, Vietnam - Prime Minister Vo Van Kiet has me

The government plans to import 6 million metric tons of coking coal during fiscal 1992-93 beginning

U.S. feed producers are concerned that a possible agreement in world agricultural trade talks could

"Soaring Bulk Ship Casualty Rate Sparks Call for Study of Cargoes," a report on Page 8B Feb. 6, shou

Roger Korner has been named executive director of the United Seamen's Service, replacing Ernest Pigo

Johnstown America Corp. has received an order for 1,600 steel Bethgon kitsfrom Consolidated

A group of Muscovites relished their first taste of American food Tuesday, digging into pork chops,

The presidents of eight Amazon countries agreed on the importance of preserving the rain forest and

Eleven John Deere mechanical cotton pickers unloaded last week at Brazil's port of Rio Grande mark t

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PORTUGAL WANTS TO HIKE EC FARM COMPENSATIONBRUSSELS, Belgium - Portugal, current hol

The Israel government plans this year to sell publicly 72 percent of Israel Chemicals Ltd., the gove

The simmering confrontation between the insurance reform administration of Texas Gov. Ann Richards a

Canadian lumber producers are bracing for an adverse U.S. trade ruling March 5 and openly questionin

The U.S. oil industry will continue shrinking in 1992, as investment shifts away from North America,

A presidential commission is likely to reject preliminary staff recommendations for major changes in

Saudi Arabia's state-owned oil company Aramco has begun planning for the installation of production

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Fujitsu Ltd. and NEC Corp. will scale back capital spending in the 1992-93 fiscal year (April throug

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 214.98 up 1.64 which compares wi

Trade and broker sources are divided on whether the recent rally in tin prices on the London Metal E

What's in a name? When it comes to electronic filing of maritime tariffs, there's confusion, and ple

The agency that sets rules for most of the world's trade Tuesday released a report it hopes will hel

Southern Pacific Transportation Co., lighting the fuse on a labor powder keg at the Intermodal Conta

A record number of U.S. corporations decided to insure themselves last year rather than buy coverage

SMALL COMPANIES lacking the manpower or resources to build international sales and unable toget fina

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

The Interstate Commerce Commission reminded a Class I carrier Tuesday that a railroad may not sell l

Fednav Group, based in Montreal, has purchased the 50 percent interest held in Arctic Transportation

Feb. 11, 1992 RESELLER Rack_Prices are in cents per gallonUnleaded Mid-

*Singapore International Monetary Exchange Feb. 11, 1992Dubai Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barre

Consumer representatives Tuesday said the release of documentation from Dow Corning Corp. suggests i

The debt-burdened Philippines has received a seal of good economic housekeeping from the Internation