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Canadian steel firms are dumping new steel rails in the U.S. market, the Commerce Department has rul

The nation's two largest automakers reported lower second-quarter earnings, with Ford Motor Co. prof

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

An organization of steel importers welcomed President Bush's decision to terminate voluntary restrai

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

The Senate Wednesday passed an Interior Department appropriations bill that severely restricts oil d

AIRLINES TO TIGHTEN SECURITY STANDARDSSecurity personnel who screen bags and passengers for

Bristol-Myers Co. and Squibb Corp. Thursday agreed to a merge in a stock-swap deal said to be valued

By voice vote, the Senate Thursday passed a $44.25 billion fiscal 1990 agriculture spending bill tha

Royal Insurance Holdings PLC is furthering the push of British insurance companies into the Italian

Citing Medicaid payment rates that are getting worse, the Michigan Hospital Association filed a laws

A new bonded warehouse was officially opened in China's northeastern Port of Dalian, the country's f

Box cargo passing through Singapore in the first six months was the equivalent of 2 million 20-foot

Aluminum Sulfate General Chemical Corp. of Parsippany, N.J., will increase "sub-schedule" pr

An Agriculture Department economist says U.S. farmers can suffer when overseas competitors run into

An influential private Japanese research group has downgraded China's national credit rating because

New claims for state unemployment insurance benefits were made by 354,000 people during the week end

The debt reduction accord recently signed by Mexico and its creditor banks will restore confidence i

Exxon Shipping Co. is making final preparations to move the tanker Exxon Valdez into the National St

Two recent stories in The Journal of Commerce erroneously named Showa Maritime Ltd. as the company t

Coffee producers in Brazil's landlocked mountain state of Minas Gerais are developing a way to cut t

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The International Longshoremen's Association added its voice to other labor groups denouncing the re

William W. Edwards was selected as the new executive director of the Mississippi State Port Authorit

OPERATING PROFIT JUMPS AT BRITISH COALBritish Coal PLC this week announced its best results

Brazil and Argentina are facing a precarious future as the odd men out in a rapidly changing world e

The U.S. dollar rose, except against the yen, in quiet trading Thursday. The upward move cam

SOVIETS FEAR EMERGENCE OF INFLATIONARY SPIRALSoviet economic growth is falling well behind p

The New Orleans Steamship Association is not relocating its offices, contrary to what was stated in

U.S. exporters are trying to keep their prices competitive despite a strongerdollar, a Labor

Thu., July 27, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

* Customs Update 5A * Greg Johnson - Managing Traffic 2B* Ports Welcome Phaseout of Steel Im

The Massachusetts Port Authority said it supports a new state environmental plan to limit parking at

SHEARSON LEHMAN HUTTON (New York) - Mark Standish was named a senior vice president and head of a ne

The Massachusetts Department of Medical Security received only comprehensive medical coverage propos

US, SOVIETS PLEDGE FORESTRY COOPERATIONThe United States and the Soviet Union pledged Thursd

BACKGROUND: Since the 1917 Russian Revolution, the U.S.-Soviet relationship has evolved through seve

The Federal Maritime Commission continued its probe into alleged illegal rate discounts in the trans

STATE FARM BUYS STOCK IN TECHNOLOGY FIRMPALO ALTO, Calif. - Southwall Technologies Inc. Wedn

Lawrence P.J. Bonaguidi is not the attorney for the Metropolitan Marine Maintenance Contractors Asso