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New chairmen for the national delegations to the American Association of Port Authorities have been

The Agriculture Department and Ciba-Geigy Corp. of Greensboro, N.C., are working on a device that so

One U.S. and two European oil companies submitted proposals for a new large- capacity oil refinery i

A former Chicago Mercantile Exchange chairman failed to stop two employees of his trading firm from

A new analysis by the U.S. Department of Agriculture says Poland is close to providing enough food f

ACCESS ENERGY CORP. (Dublin, Ohio) - John Robert Broxson was named senior vice president, effective

Longshore locals at the Port of Baltimore are likely to issue 60 days' notice of a possible strike,

Prospects that the Boeing Co. strike would be settled before Thanksgiving have dimmed considerably a

A San Francisco-based company plans to combine Soviet steel and labor, Canadian financing and U.S. m

Miles Maguire, the Maryland Port Administration's director of communication and information since Ju

A Yugoslav freighter that destroyed part of a coral reef when it ran aground in the Florida Keys has

There is little sign of a rise in physical demand for precious metals, and only a weaker U.S. dollar

Some of the nation's largest plastics companies who rushed to get degradable products onto the marke

Diverse voices called the nation's independent petroleum marketers to the environmental post on Sund

A Thai naval spotter plane saw bodies floating in the Gulf of Thailand Monday as ships continued to

CARRIERS WON'T TAKE HAITIAN CURRENCYThe six ocean carriers in the Hispaniola Discussion Agre

The questions fell insistently on the standing-room-only audience, but no one volunteered an answer.

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Malaysian Foreign Minister Hassan Omar said Monday all nations, not just a handful of large ones, sh

1654 (Nov. 6, 1989) Previous day - 1653 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

The Port of Philadelphia today began testing a new computer system designed to speed the flow of car

ITEL PLANS TO ACQUIRE SHARE OF RYDER SYSTEMItel Corp. plans to acquire at least $15 million

Some chemical shippers may have to cough up $500 a year to help defray the cost of operating Chemtre

BRAZIL NOT CONSIDERING SUGAR EXPORT BANThe possibility of Brazil suspending its sugar export

Pakistan Monday legalized the importation of gold after a nearly 30-year ban. The decision b

The Indian government canceled a contract awarded to S&T Diamonds Inc. of the United States to impor

The Bush administration is divided over whether China should be offered more subsidized wheat after

The world is becoming increasingly dismayed at America's failure to correct its fiscal and trade def

All-cargo air service between the United States and Japan is likely to increase dramatically under t

The future for struggling Hong Kong Dragon Airlines Ltd. could be distinctly turbulent now that it h

Kristian Jebsens of Norway has forged a joint-venture shipping deal with South India Corp., with 100

This port's foreign trade zone, one of the most active in the nation, will grow by about a third thi

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

The Philippines expects to draw the second tranche of a $900 million extended facility from the Inte

* Albert L. Kraus - Markets and Money 3A * Commodity Research Bureau 6A* Import Quota Watch

The future of the Pacific Northwest's biggest industry - manufacture of commercial jetliners - may w

Florida seaports' chances of receiving state financial assistance has moved a step closer to reality

A Singapore-based oil executive said here Monday that higher standards of living in Asian countries

CMS Energy Corp. said Monday it will head a consortium of energy companies interested in converting

Pennsylvania Insurance Commissioner Constance B. Foster says she is prepared to fight the industry i