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When the Long Beach Harbor Commission last year agreed to give the city $80 million to expand its co

VISA TO OFFER CARDS TO CZECH CONSUMERSVisa International said a Visa debit card will become

The Port of Dunkirk in France handled more than 39 million tons of cargo in 1989, about 10 percent m

Jan. 11, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

It will be about another week before striking miners vote on the tentative agreement union leaders r

Romania is in the market for 300,000 to 400,000 metric tons of soymeal or soybean equivalent and has

Containership lines belonging to the Transpacific Stabilization Agreement reaffirmed their intention

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

A contract air carrier, now based in Miami, is moving its entire operation to Brunswick, Ga., to pre

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

Believe it or not, the nation that has for decades clamored after our Lees and Levis, our Guess and

The Hungarian Finance and Trade Corp., a joint venture of a West German industrial firm and a Hungar

Japan's long-term prime rate, currently at 6.8 percent, may rise to 7 percent or more in February if

International Marine Transport Lines, a new Australian forest products carrier, will begin calling t

The Bush administration, after repeatedly urging farmers to manage risks by buying federal crop insu

Eurotunnel, the Anglo-French Channel Tunnel Group, expressed confidence it could secure much-needed

The American Legion and the National Maritime Historical Society will commemorate the maritime caree

Commerce Secretary Robert A. Mosbacher Wednesday announced the establishment of a Joint Industrial C

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The state Public Service Commission approved a 1.25 percent, $5.5 million increase in Long Island Li

A House maritime subcommittee will kick off the new congressional session with a hearing Jan. 25 on

PRODUCERS OK 5 PERCENT CUT IN TIN EXPORT QUOTASKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Members of the Assoc

U.S. trade officials are hoping to exploit a split among the European Community nations in multilate

The government plans to appeal a crucial U.S. ruling on imports of computer software before the U.S.

Leaders of a House maritime committee have asked a congressional investigating agency to assess full

ICF KAISER ENGINEERS (Oakland, Calif.) Charles B. Mudd Jr. was named a vice president in the firm's

The Akrata, a Cypriot-flag breakbulk vessel, is unloading cargo from Brazil this week before making

One step inside the house at the old Selkirk Ranch lies evidence of changes afoot: three pairs of le

MIDWAY AIRLINES (Chicago) - Clyde R. Kiser was named senior vice president- airli ne operations, a n

The international express industry appears to have made a breakthrough in its battle to gain recogni

The arrival of two ships at U.S. Gulf ports this week signals an initial success by a California com

Thu., Jan. 11, 1990 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

If the Federal Maritime Commission heeds the advice of many maritime interests, it will modify a pro

It is too soon to assess what the proceedings requesting involuntary bankruptcy liquidation filed We

Transax/RATES, a tariff-publishing subsidiary of The Journal of Commerce Inc., is developing a state

SIEMENS TAKES CONTROL OF COMPUTER MAKERBONN, West Germany - Electronics giant Siemens AG sai

FUJITSU GETS LEG UP WITH NEUROCOMPUTERFujitsu Ltd.'s new superneurocomputer gives it an edge

Japanese companies welcomed a decision by China's government to lift martial law, but are remaining

Jan. 10, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

CONSECO AGREES TO BUY TEMPLE-INLAND LIFE UNITConseco Inc., a Carmel, Ind.-based life-insuran