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A member of the Federal Maritime Commission and a U.S. maritime attorney are the two founding U.S. b

Plans to automate transmission of textile visa information between Singapore and the U.S. Customs Se

How well the vast Soviet rail system can withstand the combined strains of new Europe-Far East trade

Bids will be called shortly for the fourth round of exploration by foreign oil companies, the petrol

A story headlined "Worldwide Air Cargo Growth to Slow, Boeing Forecasts" that appeared on Page 9B in

The federal appeals court here has upheld the Federal Aviation Administration's decision permitting

Brazil's biggest environmental problem is not the burning of the Amazon jungle but the squalor of it

With the U.S. economy at a key turning point, the employment report for June is likely to show confl

Howard Simon has been commodities editor of The Journal of Commerce since 1989. He has spent

The plan to develop Australia's shale oil region - one of the world's largest - is moving closer to

Australian black coal production is forecast to rise by 4 percent to 167 million metric tons in fisc

Transco Exploration & Production Co., a Transco Energy Co. subsidiary, said Wednesday it expects to

Delaware River Stevedores Inc. filed for Chapter 11 protection from its creditors this week, accordi

U.S. exports of canned pork to South Korea could be seriously hampered by the country's recent decis

SPARKS COMPANIES, INC. (Memphis Tenn.) - Darwin E. Stolte has joined the company as a senior consult

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

There are strong indications that some U.S. corn sold to the Soviet Union over the past week has sta

The Maritime Administration gave approval for the U.S. tanker Brooklyn to switch to the flag of the

Lumber and plywood prices could suffer further setbacks as traders digest news at midweek that new h

NATURAL GAS USAGE UP 7 PERCENT IN 1ST QUARTERNatural gas consumption in the first quarter ro

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

The Port of New Orleans is suspending publication of its 49-year-old monthly magazine while official

COFFEE COUNCIL TO TALK ABOUT NEW AGREEMENTLONDON - The executive board of the International

Not all carriers are sharing equally in the pickup of imports from the Far East to the United States

Great Republican Insurance Co., of Santa Barbara, Calif., became the latest in a series of insurers

July 2, 1991 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

1695 (July 2, 1991) Previous day - 1699 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 207.87 off 0.57 which compares w

COASTAL GAS MARKETING COMPANYCoastal Gas Marketing Company (formerly ANR Gathering Company)

The decision by Columbus Line and Associated Container Transportation/PACE Line to streamline their

The U.S. share of Japan's pork market has been eroding steadily in the past year amid complaints of

There is no rest for the weary in the airline industry, where strong carriers are buying a bigger ch

A U.S. district judge in Maine last week vacated an arbitrator's decision that awarded $10 million

Japan's top commercial banker Tuesday warned that a speculative "bubble" in land and other financial

SWISS INSURER GAINS 100 PERCENT OF BARBADOS FIRMZURICH, Switzerland - Swiss Reinsurance Co.

The new sol became Peru's official currency Monday, taking effect with the country's new banking law

Jardine Radix International, a joint venture between two freight forwarders in the United States and

The Indonesian government said late last week it was revoking licenses for 104 foreign investment pr

The Coast Guard awarded contracts totaling $4.5 million to three shipbuilders to develop designs for