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1588 (Feb. 7, 1990) Previous day - 1606 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

A special rail-truck link has helped a chemical producer in this small Midwest city shift from mainl

DELAY IN ANNOUNCEMENT OF LEAK ANGERS LOCALSCHARLESTON, W.Va. - A pesticide plant that built

Senior commodity futures analysts expect near term gold prices to fall to the $400 an ounce level ag

The West German cabinet has agreed to support immediate talks with East Germany on setting up a cur

Many shippers using container vessels to move their goods from North Europe to the United States may

CAMPEAU DROPS PLANS FOR OHIO STORE CENTERSCampeau Corp. is dismantling the Cincinnati-based

Several industries within the European Community will require a period of transition before they are

Nac Re Corp. Wednesday reported net income for the fourth quarter ending Dec. 31, 1989 of $6.69 mill

China's drive to cut liquor production to save precious grain succeeded in reducing output of spirit

The Adherence Group Inc. said it has made five promotions that will not change the structure of the

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The World Trade Center Metro Manila, the fifth trade center among the six nations of the Associatio

At last check Massachusetts had the highest auto insurance rates in the country. A new report says i

A potentially major curb on imports from China was threatened Wednesday by Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C.<

Research experts from the United States and the Soviet Union have launched a joint venture to provid

Foreign-financed projects in Belize's primary foreign-exchange-producing sectors this year could dou

As the move toward German unification gathers steam, many East Germans fear their fragile economy wi

''The American worker is the most productive worker in the world," declared President Bush in his S

West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl sought Wednesday to quell fears in the European Community that Bo

CALIFORNIA CHALLENGES BEDROSSIAN INSURANCEThe California Department of Insurance has issued

A local vote Tuesday to raise taxes and expand a convention hall is the key to building a showcase t

The House of Representatives Wednesday passed by voice vote a bill granting improved tariff treatmen

JOURNAL OF COMMERCE TRANSPORTATION TABLE, Feb. 9. National Press Building, Washington, D.C. Topic is

A meeting held this week in Atlanta is making it easier for transportation companies toestablish ele

House legislation to rewrite the vessel rebuilding and foreign-owner citizenship provisions of domes

PLATINUM PRICE AVERAGE SEEN AT $535 IN 1990An expected increase in interest by Japanese inve

The prospect of lower domestic meat production has Japanese soybean dealers wary about the future of

Argentina's austral currency plunged against the U.S. dollar Wednesday while the government sought s

December's unprecedented run-up of home heating oil prices in the Northeast was aggravated by an alm

Litigation involving cargo losses in bulk oil shipments carried on tankers is common. These losses t

State insurance regulators approved an average 2.88 percent rate increase Monday for Texas motorists

ALABAMA STATE DOCKS (Mobile, Ala.) - William G. Fox, 43, was named general manager of bulk operation

A Chinese brewing company has won a U.S. federal court suit over trademark infringement by an Americ

NORTH AMERICA National Shoe Fair of America. Feb. 10-13. New York. Contact Trade Fair, (212)

Charlotte may soon have more international flights under a new policy recently unveiled by Transport

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Emons Holdings Inc. lost $118,709 on revenue of $3.6 million in the fiscal second quarter ended Dec.

Bids from private companies wishing to operate terminals at Thailand's new deep-sea port will be cal

The most significant challenges facing the nation's trucking industry in the 1990s will be regulatio