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Canadian users of the Great Lakes, St. Lawrence Seaway and St. Lawrence River system have urged Cana

BARRY HANSEN, NO STRANGER to the international air cargo scene, is comfortably nestled in London as

EASTERN REORGANIZATION, LOSS ESTIMATE REVISEDEastern Air Lines, citing weaker-than-expected

THE INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE has delivered a stern warning to the 97 nations belonging to t

JAPANESE POLITICS SEEN IMPEDING RETAIL REFORMJapan's current political situation precludes a

Southern Peru Copper Corp. Monday declared force majeure on shipments of blister copper to Minero Pe

An agreement to drive up ocean rates in the North Atlantic by limiting vessel space on the trade is

Mandatory preflight breath tests for pilots should be considered, say some officials reviewing this

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

The Tokyo Grain Exchange and the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange are seeking ways to establish ties

Saudi Basic Industries Corp. the Saudi Arabian state-owned petrochemicals company, is building a new

In a further indication of its concern over mounting foreign debt, China says it will boost investme

The Soviet Union for the first time will offer the West's oil industry a chance to do exploration an

Now is a good time to slow down on building new ships because mistakes in ship finance are made most

A headline on page 1A of The Journal of Commerce of March 26 should have said ''U.S. carriers push c

President Hossain Mohammad Ershad said Monday that Bangladesh's economy isrebounding, and he

At least three of the world's major ship classification societies are in discussions aimed at harmon

Japanese dockers' unions are scheduled to resume collective bargaining with shipowners in Tokyo Thur

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Japan's major corporations are gradually discarding their traditional career- long employment system

Iraq aims to increase its oil production capacity by an extra 1.5 million to 2 million barrels a day

JAPAN ASKS US TO CUT CONSUMER SPENDINGJapan has asked the United States to put the brakes on

The leaders of Eastern Airlines' Pilots Union recommended Sunday that the membership accept a tempor

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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission's biggest challenge currently is in defending its own juris

The annual jewelry show here generated total sales of HK$320 million (US$41 million) this year, an 1

Carl Zeiss, whose precision camera lenses are known to photographers throughout the world, has been

U.S. INTEREST RATES initially rose after the Bank of Japan's 100-point increase in its discount rate

''LINE RELEASE" means a lot less waiting in lines for the trade community - and, possibly, signific

Japan reportedly is planning to offer the Bush administration a final compromise under which it woul

The West German liberals Monday put pressure on the government not to consider converting ostmarks i

A federal judge is expected to rule Wednesday on whether Crowley Maritime Corp. must post a large ca

Protection and indemnity clubs, the mutual insurers that provide the bulk of liability coverage for

Frustrated by rising prices for shipping goods to Puerto Rico, eight American manufacturing companie

A Florida Power & Light Co. fuel official disputes oil market talk that the big utility was on the v

The insurance industry in Malaysia, long plagued by questionable practices and under official fire t

A majority of business executives who participated in a survey oppose national health insurance as a

April 6 is the deadline for bids to acquire all or part of the bankrupt Delaware & Hudson Railway Co

The Australian government is under increasing pressure to promote the revitalization of railroad fre