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IF CONGRESS IS LOOKING FOR WAYS TO FINANCE President Bush's war on drugs, it might consider undoing

Japan's representatives at two financial conferences Sept. 23 will be seeking a consensus on lowerin

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

FOREIGN INVESTMENT SETS RECORD IN TAIWANTAIPEI, Taiwan - Foreign investment in Taiwan hit a

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GROCERS URGED TO JOIN WAR AGAINST PESTICIDESEnvironmentalists want to enlist grocery chains

A House bill that would impose drug testing on rail workers could be folded into legislation coverin

The Canadian Wheat Board denied allegations from U.S. farm groups that it is dumping Canadian durum

LONDON FUTURES MART PLANS ECU CONTRACTThe London International Financial Futures Exchange wi

AIR FRANCE U.S.A. (New York) - Jean-Paul Moreau was named cargo manager, United States, responsible

Educators need a breakthrough software product to alter dramatically American classroom education th

European and American transportation and trade companies are poised to begin trial use of new electr

THE MATING SEASON has begun again. That's what they're saying in the EDI world, as a crucial

Jugolinija and a Federal Maritime Commission attorney's office want tosettle an agency investigation

A government-industry task force Monday recommended work to increase the safety of 1,900 older McDon

When Gordon Stewart was 10, he earned $10 in his first job, poll-watching on the south side of Chica

The All India Shippers Council is urging the government to ratify a treaty that would make shipowner

OFFICIAL SEEKS TO BREAK DEADLOCK IN COCOA PACTInternational Cocoa Organization Chairman K. O

Insurance companies won two more legal victories in toxic waste cleanup cases last week, but observe

A team of eight Japanese trade leaders will tour the United States Sept. 11-22 to learn more about t

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Brazilian Finance Minister Mailson Nobrega said in an interview published Sunday that Brazil would n

After-tax profits of U.S. manufacturers fell to a seasonally adjusted average of 4.8 percent of sale

Two paragraphs with incorrect figures appeared in the story headlined "Axa Midi Chief Ready to Conqu

Costa Rica invited the presidents of 25 nations to a summit Oct. 27-28 in San Jose to discuss Latin

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Current exchange rate policy, which is mandated by a small group of select government officials, doe

A chart listing the container carriers in the Brazil trades that appeared on Page 11B of a special s

Reeling from the deaths of 50 of their colleagues in a plane crash Friday, employees at Wilhelmsen L

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

In an unusual display of unity, five leading U.S. ship companies are set to ask for at least $85 mil

The United States will propose new rules that determine where products are made later this month whe

A political activist organization says it has asked the House Ethics Committee to launch an investig

AN OIL EMBARGO precipitated the Japanese decision to attack the U.S. Navy base at Pearl Harbor in De

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

More than 40 new berths will be completed at Chinese ports by the end of this year, the authorities

PHILA. LABOR LEADER, W.M. CULLEN, DIESWilliam M. Cullen Sr., a leading maritime labor leader

Bar-code scanners to keep track of ocean shipping containers and passengers' luggage are just one of

Pacific Commerce Line and Probulk (Canada) Ltd. will begin a joint service on Jan. 1 to carry forest

The ties that bind Japan to the United States aren't in Washington. They're in Springfield,