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Sea-Land Service Inc. is considering adding a ship to the North Europe-U.S. trade to improve service

The majority of Iraq's 17 million people are suffering from serious food shortages, the U.N. Food an

Workers compensation claims, once largely the domain of employees whose jobs included heavy physical

Insurers say they have little to fear from an anticipated upsurge in sexual discrimination suits. Bu

Uncertainty over the base year for agricultural subsidy cuts, and the year in which cuts would begin

The good will that the United States and the European Community received from other players at the o

Plans for U.S. food aid to the Soviet Union are stoking a coming battle between American grain expor

Governors from half a dozen countries agreed to establish a permanent secretariat in Anchorage to de

A shift in iron-processing technology is boosting business for Lake Superior ports and improving ves

Under communism, a photocopier was one of the most regulated of all imported goods, with as many as

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Israeli trade officials hope a unique conference in Miami this week will serve as the springboard to

With military cutbacks looming, proponents of subsidies for the maritime industry must say a merchan

European truckers cannot expect Switzerland to allow more of them on the country's roads due to tiny

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

Japanese want to work less and would rather go home than put in overtime, a spokesman for the prime

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

It was only coincidence that Congress passed its great Tax Reform Act in the same year that crude oi

Coke and coal shipments to Ukraine from the Russian Federation's Kuzbass region have been suspended

Most supporters of the strongly pro-development national energy strategy bill advanced by Sen. Benne

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 213.94 off 0.11 which compares

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The United Kingdom's seasonally adjusted industrial production index rose by a provisional 0.8 perce

MCDONNELL DOUGLAS IN TALKS WITH INVESTORSMcDonnell Douglas Corp. is holding discussions invo

NWA Corp.'s Northwest Airlines Inc. Wednesday said it dropped its bid to acquire the remaining asset

When it came to transportation, Barbara Douglas invariably envisioned hopper cars barreling across t

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Hard-won international agreements on services and intellectual property rights will compel negotiato

Orient Overseas Container Line, Hong Kong's main container carrier, acquired two vessels from Hapag-

CONRAIL CHIEF EXPECTS TRAFFIC GROWTH IN 1992James Hagen, chairman of Consolidated Rail Corp.

Wednesday Nov. 13, 1991 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represen

CALIF. CALLS QUARANTINE TO STOP FRUIT FLIESThe discovery of Mediterranean and Oriental fruit

SERVICES TO BE HELD TODAY FOR TETTAMANZIPrivate funeral services will be held today for Enri

Employers and supervisors should be aware of signs of a sexually hostile workplace, said K.C. Wagner

The U.S. Coast Guard wants to give Great Lakes pilots an overdue rate hike before overhauling the pr

A recently passed bond issue authorizing the Port of Beaumont to issue $11.5 million in bonds for ex

Railway Progress Institute, annual meeting, Nov. 14. Held in conjunction with the American Railroad

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

U.S. officials here said Wednesday they saw little chance that diplomatic and economic relations bet

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