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ATLANTIC CONTAINER LINE (South Plainfield, N.J.) - Karl Engel was named district sales manager respo

Foreign ships seem likely to continue to be denied access to the Australian coastal trade. T

CANADIAN SHIPPERS ARE CASTING HUNGRY GAZES across their southern border as transportation deregulati

For the week ended June 3, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 98

Large and small domestic maritime operators see problems with major House legislation to revamp the

U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills won general endorsement from a House subcommittee Thursday for

Chile has returned to its inflation-based exchange rate system, thus eliminating the 0.3 percent mon

Most U.S. importers who turned out at the opening of the first Chinese Garments Export Fair this wee

AMAX GOLD INC. (Golden, Colo.) - Marvin K. Kaiser was named chief financial officer for the gold exp

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The first few hundred of an expected wave of foreigners arrived Thursday from Beijing with tales of

Thyssen AG, the German industrial giant, has agreed to buy Amerford International Corp., a venerable

WORLD BANK PLANS 'GLOBAL' BOND ISSUEWASHINGTON - The World Bank plans to launch a $1.5 billi

The battery-operated Bible is here. It's an electronic device that fits in the palm of your

Stolt Tankers & Terminals (Holdings) SA said it purchased two parcel tankersfrom a Norwegian

Phillips Petroleum Co.'s only operating biotechnology division, Provesta Corp., is targeting the foo

The list below names industrial facilities identified by EPA as releasing toxic chemicals with a sev

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China National Chemicals Import & Export Corp., also known as Sinochem,closed its headquarte

JAPAN PLANS TO WARN US ON TRADE MOVESJapan will warn the United States next week that its de

The pound sterling is set for another battering on foreign-exchange markets as worries about inflati

Kings Point Alumni Association of New York. June 9. Luncheon. Featured speaker will be Adm. Paul Yos

Two Colorado special interest groups have taken up the torch that was first lit in California to rol

China's bustling Guangdong province, the country's biggest exporter and a magnet for foreign investm

Coffee futures firmed Thursday on trade and speculative buying amid renewed optimism toward the Inte

The present arguments about free trade must include serious discussion of free investment, said Feli

One byproduct of the chaos in China is likely to be a significant shift of investment to Southeast A

The Navy's top officer, Adm. Carlisle A.H. Trost, will address this year's graduating class at the U

Heavy truck sales scored another solid gain in May, but analysts said they already are starting to s

Blackstone Capital Partners LP's buy-out of CNW Corp. has no impact on CNW's bond ratings, according

A Nassau County jury awarded $1 million to a Long Island woman who claimed her husband's suicide was

The U.S. dollar rose against the Japanese yen and was little changed against the deutsche mark Thurs

HILLS: FARM QUOTAS WON'T BE DISMANTLEDWASHINGTON - U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills Thu

LANDSTAR PLANS TO COORDINATE SERVICESSTAMFORD. Conn. - Landstar System Inc. said the 750 fie

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At least one sugar analyst here is not writing off China as a major global sugar buyer in face of un

Among the myriad hangers-on at the 85th conference of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countr

COASTAL CONTINUES BUSINESS WITH CHINAChina's political crisis has not affected Coastal Corp.

Developments in China can only be viewed as bad for the future of trade between the United States an

Canada's first octane booster plant will likely rely on pipeline shipments to support sales to the W