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CF Truckload Service will use the presence of more than 3,000 executives at the International Interm

Growing congressional interest in insurers' junk bond activities could prompt changes in how state i

Fourteen large containership companies carrying Italian goods to customers in the United States inte

Norman Borlaug didn't rush out to hug a couple of trees on Earth Day. Not that he was unconcerned a

Official projections of a 9.6 percent increase in South Korean electronics exports this year bring a

State officials in New York and New Jersey have come to the aid of local small and medium-sized comp

The International Intermodal Expo opens here today, with 3,000 attendees including shippers, shipper

The number of working U.S. oil and natural gas rigs rose slightly last week, increasing by three to

The British are coming - with coal. John Northard, the deputy chairman of British Coal Corp.

DURING APRIL, THE CRB FUTURES PRICE INDEX rose by 3 percent from the previous month's close and was

American sugar growers doubled their annual contributions to U.S. congressional candidates since 198

Mounting losses in the auto insurance business have led a number of major companies to stop selling

US NON-FARM OUTPUT DOWN 1 PERCENT IN 1ST QUARTERThe productivity of U.S. non-farm businesses

NEW STANDARDS ISSUED FOR PROPOSITION 103California Administrative Law Judge William J. Ferna

Industry observers say a $40 million jury award against New York-based Alexander & Alexander Inc. in

The partnerships in transportation program that Long Beach Container Terminal has formed with local

FEDERAL JUDGE PUTS OFF EXXON CRIMINAL TRIALAttorneys for Exxon Corp. and its shipping compan

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Moscow's energy embargo on Lithuania is beginning to hit home hard. Natural gas supplies to

AUSTRALIA, NZ FREEZE WOOL SALES TO USSRSYDNEY, Australia - Australian and New Zealand wool e

1)Textile Quotas to Watch as of 5/4/90* 2)Fully Utilized Textile Quotas as of 5/4/90

NASSTRAC NAMES KEMP MEMBER OF THE YEARNAPLES, Fla. - Janet S. Kemp, outbound traffic manager

A top aluminum manufacturer is tugging at heartstrings, not just pocketbooks, to stimulate recycling

It couldn't have worked out any better. ITT Rayonier Inc. had a nagging problem known to all

The U.S. dollar was broadly lower Monday, partly due to technical reaction to its recent narrow trad

The U.S. cargo plane that crashed in Guatemala Saturday, killing 23 people, carried fresh produce an

INDUSTRIAL GOODS ORDERS RISE 2.9 PERCENT IN GERMANYFRANKFURT, West Germany - Demand for West

A new feud between rich and poor nations is endangering a tentative accord to bolster the Internatio

An Indonesian state-owned company has won engineering contracts for eight chemical plants on the mai

Federal prosecutors will take their undercover investigation of futures exchanges here out for its f

After a three-day shift on an oil rig in the snow-covered wilds of western Siberia, it's quitting ti

HYUNDAI AUTO OUTPUT RESUMES AFTER STRIKEULSAN, South Korea - Stalled production lines at Sou

* Import Quota Watch 4A * Rosalind Rachid - Trade Talk 4A* Commodity Research Bureau: 7A

1340 (May 4, 1990) Previous day - 1345 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in Lo

When John R. Jeffrey, chairman of Long Beach Container Terminal Inc., returned last August after a l

Pacific Rim nations could form their own trading bloc if multilateral trade negotiations fail and th

3-YEAR CONTRACT VOTED AT MCDONNELL DOUGLASST. LOUIS - Machinists at McDonnell Douglas Corp.

PETROBRAS RIG CONTRACT GOES TO FLUOR DANIELIRVINE, Calif. - Fluor Daniel, a unit of Fluor Co

SAUDI ARABIA DELAYS ALLOCATION DECISIONSaudi Arabia informed Far Eastern customers that allo

The idea was to single-source. Offer all your 300-plus annual carloads of business to one of