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Walter T. Ridder, 72, whose career as newspaper reporter, editor and executive spanned 50 years, fir

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

New Jersey Supreme Court Judge Alan Handler late last Friday upheld a lower court ruling prohibiting

February consumer prices rose 0.3 percent, and prices excluding the food and energy sectors increase

Monday's sharp decline in Tokyo stock prices virtually eliminated prospects that the Bank of Japan w

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In a story headlined "Ex-Im Bank Expanding in E. Europe" that appeared on Page 2A of the March 16 ed

COURT UPHOLDS AWARD FOR INSURANCE DAMAGEThe Supreme Court refused to overturn a judge's awar

U.S. steel importers can expand the quotas of their supplier countries by taking advantage of a new

Moments after a smiling Gov. Jim Florio put his signature on New Jersey's newest auto insurance refo

Economists expect today's U.S. merchandise trade report for January to show a gap of $9.3 billion, f

State regulation of insurer solvency is "woefully obsolete" and needs mandatory accounting standards

Like anyone else in the Army back in 1961 when the Berlin Wall was erected, Patrick J. Heaney thoug

Steel importers are wondering if the events in Eastern Europe leading to democracy and more open eco

S. KOREAN INVESTMENT OVERSEAS JUMPS 148 PERCENTSEOUL, South Korea - South Korean companies'

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More than a year after the United States and the European Community threw down the gauntlet over an

In updating "Trading Places," Clyde Prestowitz Jr. might have revised the title of his analysis of t

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

Local jewelry manufacturers are looking more to Asia and Europe these days as exports to the United

ASPCA CALLS FOR BAN ON MONKEY IMPORTSThe American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to A

The Textiles Surveillance Body of the General Agreements on Tariffs and Tradeplans to ask th

Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney unveiled measures to assist a dozen Caribbean nations Monday,

Boston may not have been the busiest port in the country last year but it was certainly among the mo

Back in the mid-1980s, the Port of Philadelphia was a public relations nightmare. In local n

The photographer from the Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel wanted a picture of the Christmas tree gracin

Ports come under fire for many reasons, but the criticism leveled at Puget Sound ports is somewhat d

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The General Accounting Office urged Congress Monday to examine carefully the risks U.S. banks incur

The Shadow Open Market Committee on Monday urged Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady to avoid "any com

The EC must accelerate moves toward economic and monetary union and a single market in response to t

Metropolitan Stevedore Co. on May 1 will form a partnership with California Stevedore and Ballast Co

Scandinavian shipowners are specifying double hulls and double bottoms for the new tankers they orde

An organization representing the interests of the union that formerly owned the Monterey wants a fed

INDEX BUREAU, CUSTOMS CANCEL DRUG MEETINGA U.S. Customs Service and Marine Index Bureau conf

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Current enthusiasm for environmental legislation affecting oil tankers "does more credit to the zeal

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