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The main container terminal in the Philippines and two adjacent harbors will be closed on Sundays be

The Federal Maritime Commission may make it easier for ocean carriers to impose tariff surcharges du

A memorial service will be held in Manhattan Saturday for Richard C. Bernard, a consultant who spec

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American Telephone & Telegraph Co. is being sued by its former distributor here, for allegedly tryin

CP RAIL INAUGURATES TRANS-BORDER SERVICEWASHINGTON - CP Rail inaugurated its trans-border se

New Kuwaiti dinars printed, ready for issue. Page 3A Gold prices slump. Page 4AJofC Industri

The City of New York today signed a trade agreement with the government of France and the French-Ame

SOME AIA OPERATIONS MOVING TO SINGAPORESINGAPORE - American International Assurance plans to

A charitable organization for U.S. merchant mariners is seeking government permission to open two se

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As of Jan. 17, 1991 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list price

International Petroleum Exchange Jan. 17, 1991Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

* Customs Update 3A * Industrial Price Index 4A* Tony Seideman - Reporter's Notebook: Retail

Increasing wage costs and domestic demand will make it difficult for South Korea, Taiwan and Hong Ko

International trade exhibitions can be the vehicle that drives an exporter to success, but attending

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

Jet-fuel costs have skyrocketed. Recession-wary travelers are opting not to fly. And as if those fin

One of the nation's largest geriatric centers opened last month at this city's international airport

UAL Corp., parent of United Airlines, said Wednesday it is confident U.S. and British transportation

Commercial airlines and air cargo companies are still applying to the Federal Aviation Administratio

Tankers were still loading at ports in the Persian Gulf Thursday after the military offensive began.

The world watched in astonishment Thursday as oil prices fell by about $10 a barrel, unprecedented f

A new venture into the bulk and breakbulk shipping markets by the largest U.S. containership company

San Francisco-based Industrial Indemnity Co. has announced plans to withdrawfrom the Los Ang

The U.S. Customs Service, working with the National Guard and the Department of Defense, put its air

The Persian Gulf war might affect the "timing" of the Uruguay Round of global trade negotiations, a

Crude oil prices could plunge to $12 a barrel in a postwar market, as supplies from Iraq and Kuwait

The British merchant fleet's ability to serve as the fourth arm of the country's defense services wi

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

WILL RECESSION slow the pace of retail automation? Analysts, communications networks, software suppl

1991 BUREAU OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO AND FIREARMS EXCISE TAX RATES ON ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO. The bureau's s

TAIWAN DISPUTES FIGURE FOR US WITHDRAWALSTAIPEI, Taiwan - Samuel Shieh, Taiwan central bank

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index took a pounding as key components, especially those r

PROPELLER CLUB, PORT OF MIAMI. Jan. 19. Miami. 60th anniversary celebration. Speakers: Eugene F. McC

The Military Airlift Command alerted civilian airlines Thursday that they should be ready to deliver

U.S. business interests turned cautiously, but not wildly, optimistic Thursday in the wake of early

The threat of terrorist attacks prompted the Canadian government to quietly increase security along

There's plenty of oil available at the moment in East and Southeast Asia, but heavy users like the P

Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry intends to withdraw 14.6 million barrels of cru