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Poland and Hungary are far too optimistic in their projections about the pace of reform in their eco

Vulcan Carriers Ltd. has won Maritime Administration approval to use six ships instead of four under

The near-shutdown of the St. Lawrence Seaway because of ice last month demonstrated that the interna

MASS. FIRM INDICTED OVER SALES TO TAIWANA federal grand jury has indicted a Massachusetts ex

ERICSSON TO PROVIDE EQUIPMENT TO MOROCCOSTOCKHOLM, Sweden - Ericsson Corp., a Swedish teleco

Fighting a battle overseas to prevent your products from getting caught up in an overnight health is

One of the colony's largest shipowners is studying plans to shift some technical operations to Singa

A Norwegian investment bank and a Bermuda-registered oil company are attempting to raise $140 millio

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Two House members Wednesday urged their colleagues to approve legislation placing restrictions on fo

Japanese companies have decided to revive plans for an organization to promote investment in China,

The European Community has been forced by Britain and West Germany to rework its plans to harmonize

Virginia's Port of Hampton Roads is facing a slowdown in its double-digit growth rate and a possible

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The work rules of the Port of Baltimore's unopened high-technology marine terminal will remain unset

The Soviet Union is facing a severe crisis as nearly 3 million tons of grain imports sit idle in por

One Saturday last summer, Joel Nelsen got a call from an American exporter who said the grapefruit m

Aeroflot, the Soviet airline, chose the European Airbus Industrie consortium over U.S. aircraft manu

You're the marketing manager for Xebec Co., a maker of industrial process- control equipment. The co

BIG 3 AUTOMAKERS DROP 6 PERCENT IN SALESThe three major U.S.-based carmakers showed a 6 perc

The economy is expanding slowly in most regions of the United States, with the West outperforming t

Employee Benefit Plans Inc. announced that it has completed arrangements with American National Bank

London's influential marine insurers are removing Panama, including the Canal Zone, from their list

A state Superior Court judge in Sacramento recommended that the California Judicial Council consolid

Nissan Motors Corp. U.S.A. intends to go ahead with a controversial commercial scheduled to air duri

The nation's costliest auto insurance state? For the past few years it's been Massachusetts that's v

JOHNSON & HIGGINS (New York) - Gregory N. Dekker was named a vice president, aviation division, of t

The European Community will formally accept defeat today in a long-running and acrimonious dispute w

JAPAN'S LIFE INSURERS REPORT HIGHER ASSETSThe combined assets of Japan's 25 life insurance c

BUSH BACKS BILL GIVING CABINET STATUS TO EPAPresident Bush, saying that environmental challe

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

US CROP VALUES ROSE BY $6.6 BILLION IN '89U.S. farmers produced nearly $77 billion worth of

FMC CHIEF TO ADDRESS TRANSPORTATION TABLEJames J. Carey, acting chairman of the Federal Mari

Gold prices surged Wednesday as the U.S. dollar continued to slide and stock prices remained weak, d

A gunman shot and killed a senior American employee of the Panama Canal Tuesday night during a robbe

Stevedores historically have occupied a special relationship with ocean carriers. Their services in

Trustees of the union dockworkers' pension and welfare fund in Jacksonville, Fla., believe that the

Jan. 24, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

1653 (Jan. 24, 1990) Previous day - 1663 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

JAL CARGO STATION OPENED AT PORTLANDPORTLAND, Ore.- Japan Airlines has opened an air cargo c