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THE MAN FROM THE LONDON INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL FUTURES EXCHANGE flew into New York Wednesday, full

Sea-Land Service Inc. managers will learn today of corporate plans for 1992, which could involve org

Paul Schaffer has been a news editor at The Journal of Commerce since 1987. He edits some of

Officials with a French labor union are alleging widespread customs fraud resulting from an easing o

Debate is intensifying in Congress over how to encourage employers to create retirement savings plan

Hugh Welsh makes a living as a lawyer, but he may have a future as a psychic. Mr. Welsh, ass

Washington technicians must collate computer disks submitted at a trilateral meeting before U.S., Ca

Holt Cargo Systems Inc., Philadelphia's biggest container terminal operator, has accused the Philade

A string of approvals of long-stalled foreign investment proposals is benefiting some American compa

Union Carbide Corp.'s announcement that it will cut 5,500 jobs in an effort to reduce costs by $250

The United States and the European Community failed Thursday to resolve their protracted dispute ove

Foreign Trade Data Users Meeting. Sept. 30-Oct. 1. New York. Semi-annual meeting held in cooperation

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The decentralization of the Soviet Union and the transfer of ownership of natural resources to the r

BATH IRON WORKS CHIEF QUITS AMID SCANDALBATH, Maine - The chairman of Bath Iron Works Corp.,

CANADIAN FIRM TO PRINT UKRAINIAN BANK NOTESA Canadian company said it will help the Ukraine

The U.S. Export-Import Bank for the first time this decade has used up nearly all of its loan and gu

The Canadian government, getting a jump on the United States in the race to offer new telecommunicat

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

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

A key House committee has put off its vote on most-favored-nation status for the Soviet Union until

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The United States has proposed prompt elimination of tariffs for 15 percent of the goods now importe

Vista Chemical Co., which was acquired by RWE-DEA of Germany in July, has appointed a permanent five

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

The Federal Maritime Commission, nearly a month after deciding to examine a requirement that ocean f

A government-owned Greek airline is moving aggressively to boost cargo volumes and plans to sell 49

The grain handlers union and the Lakehead Terminal Elevators' Association, at Canada's East Coast gr

Former Austrian racing car driver Niki Lauda said Thursday his Lauda Air was not to blame for a fata

Tom Lloyd's affiliation was misstated in a story headlined, "Nacional Line, AmTrans Unite For US-Eas

A new direct container service to the United States and Canada from the Chinese Port of Ningbo will

Kirby Corp., a Houston barge company, is negotiating to buy Sabine Towing and Transportation Inc., a

Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK Line) will become the largest Japanese carrier in the U.S. trades Tuesday,

Energy traders and analysts are sharply divided about how crude-oil futures prices on the New York M

The shipping patterns may have changed a bit, but ports still work hard to attract rolling stock suc

Slumping earnings could be a thing of the past for many U.K. brokers. In many cases, the cha

ASBESTOS EXPERTS BLAST EPA REPORTA team of asbestos experts denounced an Environmental Prote

John J. Petillo, the new head of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Jersey, is the subject of a feder

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

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