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TEXAS LOSSES HEAVY From December FreezeAUSTIN, Texas - December's heavy freeze caused an est

The Overseas Private Investment Corp. plans a second investment mission to Hungary and Poland this s

The Arthur Kill waterway, which had been closed since Wednesday due to a leak in an Exxon heating oi

U.S. sugar losses stemming from last month's severe freeze in Texas and Florida are likely to total

Prices for spot delivery frozen concentrated orange juice futures skyrocketed Monday - more than two

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A Chinese central bank official said Monday the World Bank was actively studying a resumption of loa

Work has begun to stop erosion at Montauk Lighthouse, whose bluff is being washed into the Atlantic

FERRUZZI GROUP REALIGNS US OPERATIONFerruzzi Group announced the realignment of its New Orle

Two Agriculture Department analysts say the 1992 plan by the European Community to bring a single-ma

Stolt Tankers and Terminals Holdings SA said Monday it plans to spin off part of its fleet to a new

Temple Holdings Ltd. has sent a letter to takeover target Sea Containers Ltd., asking that the elect

COD QUOTA PROTEST BLOCKS AMSTERDAM PORTAMSTERDAM, Netherlands - Dutch fishermen halted shipp

Parts of Comecon are obsolete and need radical changes, but the Soviet Union opposes disbanding the

Oil and shipping industry officials Monday dismissed as improbable a report by the state of Alaska

Compagnie Generale Maritime, Atlantic Container Line and Hapag-Lloyd AG plan to remove the Mexican

A forklift truck loaded with an ultrasonic cardiograph moves through a big warehouse, down a long co

The linked ports of Bremen and Bremerhaven posted a combined 5.4 percent increase in volume last yea

Antonio J. Colorado, long known here as "Mr. 936" for his efforts to save Section 936 tax benefits f

Tom Olsen is the country manager in Bangkok, Thailand, for American President Lines Ltd. Mr.

Jan. 8, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

US OFFICIAL VISITS CHINA FOR TRADE TALKSA senior U.S. Commerce Department official is in Chi

1637 (Jan. 8, 1990) Previous day - 1619 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

Two new videotapes are available from Rockwell International Corp.'s Automotive Operations to provid

As the European Community embraces sweeping political changes in Eastern Europe, anxiety is growing

MD. MOTOR CARRIERS FACE TOUGHER RULESMotor carriers in Maryland must now meet new preventive

The Department of Commerce is predicting that railroad freight traffic growth will taper off during

7 NATIONS DUMPING BRASS, COUNCIL CHARGESThe Copper and Brass Fabricators Council asked the C

The National Grain and Feed Association has urged the Interstate CommerceCommission to rejec

The Interstate Commerce Commission said it will allow trucking companies to raise their rates with t

THE BEST SIGN OF SUCCESS for electronic data interchange may be that frequently its use isn't even n

Truckers said the Federal Highway Administration's four-year study of driver fatigue among commercia

Videotex, the delivery of information and services on a computer screen, has struggled to gain a foo

For the week ended Dec. 30, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads, which is

Removing remaining oil from a crippled Iranian tanker in the Atlantic may take another seven to 10 d

Importers are beating a much-hated Customs Service user fee by bringing more goods into the country

Hundreds of people clamoring to buy imported VCRs surrounded stores in a Russian city for five days,

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Faster-than-expected growth at major steamship lines is causing the Port of Tacoma to revise upward

There's nothing pretty about the shiny metal strips, two inches wide and 67 feet long, that USAir is