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Not even Stolichnaya vodka is recession-proof in the United States. Shipments of the prestigious Sov

Floridians will not sleep soundly as a result of a federal order requiring the Florida East Coast Ra

Overseas investment is an important oil that keeps Hong Kong's wheels turning, with the United State

A House panel asked for an investigation Monday into $11 million in possibly illegal wage deductions

Representatives of union drivers and auto-hauling companies failed to reach terms on a national cont

The fortunes of the beleaguered Southern Pacific Lines railroad have taken a major turnfor the worse

The governments that own a Caribbean shipping line say they will pay off outstanding liabilities so

WITH SUMMER DOLDRUMS settling on the nation's capital and Congress heading out of town, some insuran

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

Akzo NV has agreed in principle to purchase a Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. polyester tire cord and fab

Two German shipping lines are expanding their cooperation in Central American shipping and will laun

GAZ DE FRANCE JOINS GAS PIPELINE PROJECTGaz de France has signed framework agreements with M

ETHYL CORP. (Richmond, Va.) - Thomas E. Gottwald has been named a corporate vice president with resp

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The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 211.79 up 2.69 which compares wi

With the American market continuing to shrink under the weight of a lowdollar, Bordeaux has

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America is drinking less. Foreigners are drinking more. One upshot is that the United States

Britain's largest airport operator plans to export its expertise overseas and has targeted the Unite

Secretary of State James A. Baker III left Mongolia Monday promising to rally international aid for

The Maritime Administration has four new ship financing loan guarantee applications to mull over, th

The long-running contract dispute between most of the nation's railroads and 10 unions representing

A long-dormant federal maritime loan guarantee program, once deeply in default and close to death, i

The Soviet military is withdrawing its objections to an international trade zone for the ports of Na

US PERSONAL INCOME IN JUNE ROSE 0.5 PERCENTWASHINGTON - U.S. personal income rose 0.5 percen

President Alberto Fujimori said Sunday the International Monetary Fund's director recommended approv

Japanese companies often do a poor job of strategic planning, a Japanese management consultant said.

Question: Why do investors buy Cathay Pacific shares? Answer: Because the airline's assets a

Restive Soviet republics have united in a potentially deadly thrust at the heart of central economic

The stage is set for a mediated settlement to the bitter dispute inside one of the country's largest

ATTACHE CALLS USSR HARVEST AVERAGEWASHINGTON - Soviet grain crop prospects are wilting in a

July 29, 1991 RESELLER Rack-Prices are in cents per gallonUnleaded Mid- Prem

Take a global economic slowdown, mix it with a gulf war. Then, add protectionism claims. And, voila,

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

Local shippers plan a meeting next week with their Southeast Asian counterparts to hammer out a stra

Failures among trucking and warehousing companies rose 51.6 percent in the first half of 1991, accor

RIGHT-O-WAY OPENS INDIANAPOLIS OFFICERight-o-Way Transportation Inc. has opened an office in

The Twin Cities & Western Railroad Co., a 218-mile short line in Minnesota, has begun operations.

INPUT/OUTPUT SELLS SYSTEM TO LATIN FIRMInput/Output Inc. said it received an order from Sism

ONE OF THE ISSUES on the agenda at this week's superpower summit in Moscow will be the Soviet Union'