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The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

An intricate global transportation network is helping the World Food Program deliver emergency food

Officials at Boeing Co.'s two major unions say they haven't heard their members complain about quali

An article on Page 7A of the June 27 edition of The Journal of Commerce, headlined "Arbitration Sugg

A large integrated British shipping concern purchased Lavino Shipping Co., a prominent Philadelphia

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U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter remains convinced that the House version of

Local electronics manufacturers more than doubled spot sales at this month's Summer Consumer Electro

Exporters of Canadian pheasant don't like the fowl play going on at the U.S. border. Six mon

Daewoo Labor to Vote On Compromise PactSEOUL, South Korea - A compromise package to end the

AIG SETTLES CLAIMS FROM 1986 HOTEL FIREAmerican International Group Inc. confirmed Monday th

Sea-Land Service Inc. says it will not challenge, for the moment, the Maritime Administration's with

Shippers can look forward to marine container service between Montreal and New York come July 10.

TRINITY MARINE GROUP (Gulfport, Miss.) - Bob Kenny was named vice president of inland operations for

The Coast Guard will reactivate a retired admiral to head up, beginning next week, a study that coul

The railroad industry is mounting a campaign for repeal of the Federal Employers' Liability Act that

VENEZUELA RECEIVES EXTENDED ARRANGEMENTThe International Monetary Fund has approved an exten

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

Calm seas, fair weather and immediate response by the U.S. Coast Guard appear to have kept one man's

New anti-drug guidelines being drafted by the U.S. Customs Service will spell out separate security

The name of Capt. Jerry Aspland, president of Arco Marine Inc., was misspelled in a story in the Jun

A Federal Maritime Commission law judge has allowed two shipper groups to take part in a service con

A containment boom and a workboat - familiar equipment at the Exxon Valdez oil spill cleanup operati

Gasoline prices across the nation dropped for the second consecutive two-week period, according to a

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

The Transportation Institute, an organization of 140 U.S.-flag shipowning companies, opened an offic

Secretary of State James A. Baker III called for a new Pacific partnership in which Japan would play

U.S. companies shipped more toxic waste to Ohio than to any other state, according to 1987 figures c

WHEN UNCLE SAM TALKS, companies listen. And the United States government is talking very lou

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

The National Pork Producers Council has asked the U.S. Commerce Department to perform quarterly eval

SINGAPORE'S DEFICIT IN TRADE FALLS 4.8 PERCENTSingapore's May trade deficit fell 4.8 percent

Banks that seek to profit from interest rate differentials in different currencies may soon have a n

A group of former U.S. cabinet officers urged Monday that the United States link its trade policy wi

Overseas Bechtel Inc. said it has agreed to cooperate on Japanese construction projects with Nissho

Keppel Corp., the Singapore-based maritime and property conglomerate, is aiming to buy a third shipy

Workers in boats scooped blobs of congealed oil the size of basketballs and bigger from the Delaware

In early 1988, a television repairman from Long Branch drove an old junker up to the New Jersey Stat

June 26, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Pittston Coal Group Inc. flatly rejected a plan by West Virginia Gov. Gaston Caperton to settle the