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

Thirty-five robot arms hold the main parts of a Nissan Sentra body in virtually perfect alignment an

ITC DISMISSES CASE INVOLVING PAIL IMPORTSThe International Trade Commission dismissed Monday

JJH Inc., Arlington, Va., has received a one-year contract for marine technical services to support

KOREAN ECONOMY GREW 7.1 PERCENT IN FIRST QUARTERSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's national

THURSDAY PROGRAM SET ON ELLIS ISLAND PROJECTA program and slide presentation on the restorat

Would you buy a used chair from this port authority? That was the question the Massachusetts

China's industrial output remained essentially flat for the second consecutive quarter, according to

The Maritime Administration is taking a second crack at clarifying its ship sale and mortgage regula

Imports of man-made fiber sweaters from Hong Kong, South Korea and Taiwan are being dumped in the U.

* Import Quota Watch 4A * Commodity Research Bureau: Gold 7A* Janet Porter - Europe View 8A<

The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Co. will lay off about 850 people by May 15. The l

Work on design of Boeing Co.'s new 777 widebody is moving ahead at the same time the aircraft giant

Eurotunnel, the company that owns and will operate the Channel tunnel between England and France, ha

The Supreme Court upheld Congress' 1987 ban on repayment of construction differential subsidies, end

Development of new measures to simplify and speed the clearance of international express traffic wit

Economic, maritime and environmental issues on the Great Lakes/St. Lawrence system will be discussed

The United States and the Soviet Union have agreed to postpone the third round of their bilateral ma

A bill to reorganize the California State Board of Pilot Commissioners for the Bays of San Francisco

The picture caption "Crane for Oakland," on Page 3B of The Journal of Commerce of April 17, should h

Fifteen major companies that ship petroleum near Florida agreed earlier this year to keep their tank

The U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization Monday said many people will starve to death in northern

On the day after Earth Day, some New York state legislators were predicting passage of a bill that w

President Bush marked Earth Day Sunday by proposing a ban on commercial shipping near the coral reef

The U.S. dollar turned higher against most currencies late Monday after trading in mixed fashion ear

For logistics managers, it's no longer a job, it's a profession. "Logistics has now evolved

Already loaded with sleeping bags, tents, coolers stocked with food and campers ready to enjoy the g

SHIPPERS FREIGHT GROUP PICKS JACOBI PRESIDENTHUNTINGTON, N.Y. - Raymond M. Jacobi, freight c

TNT CONTRACT LOGISTICS INC. (Rosemont, Ill.) - Douglas E. Christensen was named vice president and m

Despite a direct appeal from the head of the Regular Common Carriers Conference, Nasstrac shippers d

Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Miriam Vogel on Friday upheld the California Automobile Assi

The Buffalo & Pittsburgh Railroad Inc.'s insurance policies with California Union Insurance Co., Los

Reliance National has created an insurance policy that will allow companies to insure against legal

Warren Evans, Georgia's insurance commissioner, on Friday abandoned his quest to freeze automobile i

Government offices and more than 300 big companies shut down Monday at the start of a four-day work

COCA-COLA ANNOUNCES E. GERMAN INVESTMENTCoca-Cola Co. announced Monday that its West German

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

Mon., Apr. 23, 1990 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.