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Sterling will find it difficult to recover from the blow dealt by shock U.K. trade figures this week

The continued rapid growth of U.S. passenger cruise shipping means that the industry is "facing a ca

The summer driving season could be a slow one for gasoline refiners and marketers throughout the Uni

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

Fifteen minutes into her freshman year at Salem-Teikyo University earlier this month, Motomi Imasaka

As many as 100,000 N.C. drivers covered by a liquidated Kinston insurer may lose about $4 million in

Du Pont Co. said its first-quarter profit declined 16 percent over a year ago, reflecting expenses f

The United States and Japan Wednesday reached agreement in principle on removing Japanese import res

In a surprise move, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said Wednesday it had hiked the U.S. sugar im

An agricultural exporters' lobby group this week told Congress it opposes a Bush administration prop

HIGH COSTS put U.S. oil exploration and production companies at a competitive disadvantage because o

Results from this year's International Gifts & Housewares Fair broke last year's records, but the ra

AMOCO UNIT AGREES TO GAS TRANSPORT PACTAmoco Production Co.'s marketing subsidiary, Amoco En

Airlines can protect themselves against sharp swings in fuel prices by buying oil swaps, an executiv

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Apr. 25, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

1390 (Apr. 25, 1990) Previous day - 1402 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Last month, a shipping clerk at Atea, a telecommunications supplier in Harentals, Belgium, lifted a

WATERFORD CHIEF PENS WARNING TO STRIKERSDUBLIN, Ireland - Paddy Galvin, Waterford Crystal ch

The Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance will hold hearings today and Friday in Nashville

It's calving season, and U.S. cattle producers are naturally preoccupied with what's happening in th

LICHT BOOSTS GLOBAL COFFEE OUTPUT ESTIMATEWest German statistician F.O. Licht has revised it

A world trade center, a maritime museum, two berths for cruise ships and a hotel would be built on S

Long shunned by the diplomatic world as an outcast, little Taiwan nonetheless has built up considera

The question of whether Japan should follow the United States and make its central bank legally inde

Crude oil inventories rose modestly last week, and remained substantially higher than a year ago, th

RADIO SHIP HOPES TV WILL OFFER PROTECTIONThe Goddess of Democracy, a radio ship planning to

When East and West Germany unite, their shipbuilding industry will rank third in the world, the head

A U.S. grain exporter, saying Pepsico Inc. hit the spot with its $3 billion ships-for-soft-drinks de

Footwear importers plan to redouble their efforts to keep China on the list of "most favored nations

Frito-Lay Inc. is modifying its policy of direct trailer delivery to grocery stores, said Michael Co

Managing the flow of information generated by paperless trading is one of the most important issues

JOURNAL OF COMMERCE TRANSPORTATION TABLE, April 27. National Press Club, Washington, D.C. Speaker is

The General Accounting Office has recommended that spending on new homeports be suspended until the

The U.S. Navy says foreign carriers involved in American-flag vessel-sharing arrangements should hav

Environmental concerns have forced pulp and paper mill operators to seek an environmentally safe alt

ASIA-PACIFIC MEMBERS OF GATT PLAN TALKSAsia-Pacific members of the General Agreement on Tari

Miners in the small Outback town of Coober Pedy claimed Wednesday to have found the world's biggest

Apr. 25, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Taiwan plans to switch import buying from Japan to the United States and Europe to reduce its huge t