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The Port of Baltimore believes that the Customs Service should reject port- of-entry status for the

May 12, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

Close to half of the business and political leaders in France, Spain, Italy and West Germany expect

Debate over requiring double-bottoms on tankers that call at U.S ports,dormant for over 10 y

The sweeping international air cargo policy guidelines adopted this week by U.S. officials recognize

It's not yet a flood, but there has been a steady trickle of insurance companies in Ontario pulling

A coalition of insurance industry trade groups fought off several unwelcome amendments to an insuran

General Accident PLC became the second U.K. insurer this week to report lower earnings in the first

A "bee regulated zone" has been established in an attempt to "stop" the Africanized honeybee from en

Textile and garment exports to the United States from the Philippines jumped 25 percent in the first

President Bush Thursday ordered U.S.-based troops to reinforce this country's military strength in P

The U.S. East Coast is target No. 1 for a new drive to woo investment and technology to Hong Kong, w

The U.S. Coast Guard has contracted with Geostar Corp. to explore use of that company's tracking ser

A shortage of qualified seafarers is emerging as a major concern for shipowners as the maritime indu

One of Japan's largest conglomerates, Mitsui & Co., and its shipping affiliate are buying 6 percent

Transportacion Maritime Mexicana SA is a former client, not a current client, of the ship agent Bieh

A story headlined, "Rival Pilot Groups Spar Over Safest Ship Route," on Page 4B of The Journal of Co

DEFINITION OF "SOME MACHINE STITCHING" FOR CERTAIN HANDLOOMED TEXTILE PRODUCTS FROM INDIA. A directi

PRODUCER PRICES UP 0.7 PERCENT, ANALYSTS SAYProducer prices moved up an average 0.7 percent

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

U.S. FUTURES MARKET EXECUTIVES may feel like Job these days. Many are probably wondering if

The Securities and Exchange Commission Thursday said it censured the Chicago Board Options Exchange

CME'S MALAMED SEES NEW RULES BENEFICIALWASHINGTON - Leo Malamed, chairman of the Chicago Mer

FOUR EUROPEAN BANKS FORM INVESTMENT FIRMPARIS - Four major European banks announced the form

Merrill Lynch expects the Singapore dollar to rise 3 percent to 4 percent against the U.S. dollar th

Japan Coal Development Co. signed a contract for 2.5 million metric tons of China's Datong steam coa

The New Jersey Turnpike is turning into an international asset for the Garden State. The sta

UNITED SEEKS DOT OK FOR TOKYO SERVICECHICAGO - United Airlines has reapplied to the U.S. Dep

* Customs Update 4A * Howard Simon - Simon Says 6A* Christopher Lofting - Executive Traveler

Beijing Jeep Co., a Chrysler Motors Corp. joint venture that once threatened to run off the road, is

Some freight charges are being lowered on liner shipments of beer, wine and liquor moving from Europ

A high official of the Bank of Japan stressed Thursday that Japanese banking authorities "would be m

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

Phillips Petroleum Co. will emphasize exploration, production and chemicals this year at the expense

For the week ended May 6, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 113

P.T. CALTEX PACIFIC FINDS OIL IN SUMATRAWHITE PLAINS, N.Y. - Texaco Inc. and Chevron Corp. s

CHEMICAL LEAMAN POSTS 1ST QUARTER NETEXTON, Pa. - Chemical Leaman Corp., whose subsidiaries

The International Petroleum Exchange's Brent crude oil options contract, which started trading Thurs

FARMERS SAYS ITS RATES ARE ALREADY FAIRFarmers Insurance Group of Cos. is the latest insurer