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Congress took its first step Wednesday toward imposing political conditions on China's future trade

U.S. trade and investment opportunities in Australia remain, despite a looming economic recession an

Jerome Dreyer has resigned as EDI Association president, fueling doubts about the organization's fut

Tales of "the corn borer that ate Iowa" circulate for a few weeks each summer through the Chicago Bo

The World Bank signed a $350 million loan to Algeria Tuesday to support a program of economic reform

LUFTHANSA EXPANDS CARGO CAPACITYLufthansa German Airlines will substitute a larger Boeing 74

The United States and Thailand reached an agreement on textile quotas that will result in an overall

The threat of civil war in Yugoslavia will create further hardships for its already troubled economy

The question may not be as heady as how many angels can dance on the head of a pin, but it appears t

CUBA'S SUGAR HARVEST FAILS TO MEET TARGETHAVANA, Cuba - Cuba, the world's biggest sugar expo

The French oilseed organization, Cetiom, will undergo a major restructuring aimed at boosting its re

The Le Havre Port Authority's $158 million investment in a Rapid Turnaround facility appears to be y

BRITAIN'S ICI TO SELL SODA ASH BUSINESSESLONDON - Imperial Chemical Industries PLC, based he

The Soviet Union's state oil marketing company, Soyuznefteexport, is likely to be converted into a c

The Soviet Union has no interest in joining the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, said

The chairman of Lloyd's of London, David Coleridge, Wednesday vehemently denied that newly announced

Reinsurance brokers and managers would be required to have state licenses to operate according to a

Recently, Pennsylvania's Commonwealth Court denied worker compensation benefits to a state Departmen

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Most containerships and some tankers calling at the East Coast's busiest harbor could face delays of

Radio Shack, the giant U.S. supermarket chain for consumer electronic goods, in August will take adv

PHILIPPINE CENTRAL BANK TO MANAGE AIRLINEMANILA, Philippines - The Philippines Central Bank

The Evergreen Group said it plans to order seven large containerships but denied a published report

A tanker carrying crude oil ran aground in mud as it tried to navigate into Washington state's Strai

CP Rail has begun enlarging tunnel clearances to meet increased import-export traffic on the West Co

Transportation Secretary Samuel K. Skinner sent a Central Gulf Lines Inc. plan to buy three used, fo

Shippers and ocean freight forwarders hope the Federal Maritime Commission changes the way carriers

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The first death in Mexico from cholera bacteria has alerted Mexican, U.S. and international health o

For Christopher Staub, an East Boston-based freight forwarder, a trip to Kuwait turned into "the big

Shell Oil Co.'s recent decision to shed its Wilmington refinery at Carson, Calif.,may be the first i

The Soviet Ministry of Oil and Gas hopes to boost the number of joint venture oil agreements signed

WESTERN ZINC OUTPUT DECREASES SLIGHTLYLONDON - Western output of zinc in the first four mont

Under the command of 22-year Coast Guard veteran W.G. "Bud" Schneeweis, 12 eyes backed by five radar

1706 (June 25, 1991) Previous day - 1700 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

British Telecom, Britain's largest corporation, plans to enter the U.S. video-conferencing market wi

Dutch Trade Minister Yvonne van Rooy outlined her plan for completing the Uruguay Round by the end o

Karel van Miert, the European Community's transport commissioner, once admitted his plans for a dere

Waterman Steamship Corp. plans to build a port on the Mississippi River, possibly near Memphis, Tenn