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The recent demise of U.K.-based Woodhouse, Drake and Carey came as a considerable surprise to some

CONTINENTAL INSURANCE (New York) - Paul Mueller was appointed assistant vice president, with respons

Low import volumes moving to the Port of Portsmouth, N.H., spurred Hapag-Lloyd AG to switch a feeder

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Tokyo, began a container service between Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam and Japane

The deal announced this week by CSX/Sea-Land Logistics Inc. to move cargo for the Kuwaiti government

Four tariff-filing companies concerned with access to data about the Federal Maritime Commission's a

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Results from Thursday's national elections in Bangladesh indicate no party is likely to have an abso

Feb. 28, 1991 Copper Total, 16,380. Gold Total, .1,540,400.Silver Total, .263,832,399.

New powers recently awarded to the KGB by Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev sanction the Soviet sec

World sugar stocks are set to rise in 1990-91 mainly because of weak demand triggered by the liberal

Brazilian companies will find it easier to import capital goods, and multinational subsidiaries oper

The lapsing of an agreement between the New Hampshire Port Authority and a development company means

CONRAIL EXPANDS RAIL SAFETY EDUCATIONPHILADELPHIA - Public safety programs promoting grade c

Pakistan's anger at the United States for cutting off aid is likely to grow with claims that Washing

Personal horror stories abound among Brazilian executives of obstacles encountered during business t

Western experts are deeply divided over Soviet charges that the Persian Gulf war has tipped the stra

BRITAIN'S ICI REPORTS DECLINE IN PROFITBritain's Imperial Chemical Industries PLC said its f

State insurance regulators told Congress this week that they are adding teeth to their effort to per

3 AIRLINES TO RESUME FLIGHTS TO ISRAELJERUSALEM - Three European airlines said Thursday they

Express delivery frequently is a misnomer within the Soviet Union. Federal Express Corp., however, h

STRIKING WORKERS KEEP PORT OF SANTOS CLOSEDSAO PAULO, Brazil - Picketing blue-collar workers

As of Feb. 28, 1991 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list price

International Petroleum Exchange Feb. 28, 1991Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

BACKGROUND: The Department of Commerce receives and processes all export license applications for "d

The average worker retiring today, who has been with a company for 25 or 30 years, will leave that f

Two big British insurance companies, Eagle Star Holdings PLC and Royal Insurance PLC, Thursday repor

Santa Fe Railroad and a subsidiary of American Airlines are working on a system that would allow the

SOVIET COAL MINERS TO STAGE 1-DAY STRIKEMOSCOW - Thousands of miners at the country's riches

JAPANESE TO FREE KUWAITI BANK ASSETSTOKYO - Japan's Finance Ministry will allow seven Kuwait

A failed Uruguay Round trade negotiation would raise the prospect of agricultural trade wars, an adm

The Texas unit of one of Taiwan's largest plastics companies was fined $3.4 million for contaminatin

Exporters of U.S. products from automobiles to vegetable seeds are cautiously eyeing the Persian Gul

Air cargo volume via Singapore in 1990 grew 8 percent over 1989, a sharp dropfrom the 13 per

U.S. airlines operating to Thailand are again in limbo over flight schedules thanks to last weekend'

The shipping industry is marked by uncertainty as the gulf war ends, as questions continue about fut

The growing popularity of golf in Japan is proving a boon to Fabry Glove Inc., a Green Bay, Wis., ma

JAPANESE FIRMS EXPECT LITTLE WORK IN GULFJapanese companies are casting longing eyes at pote

The expiring March sugar futures on the New York Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange plummeted 83 point