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As it turns out, not everyone agrees the container shipping business is going to hell in a hand bask

U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter Tuesday denied comments earlier in the day

US CONSUMER PRICES ROSE 0.5 PERCENT LAST MONTHConsumer prices rose 0.5 percent in March afte

Platinum, a key component in the production of automobile catalytic converters, is expected to stay

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The annual International Gifts and Houseware Fair notched up record increases in attendance and busi

West German electronics group Robert Bosch GmbH will build a new car components factory in Wales, We

Hyatt Corp., the hotel chain renowned for stunning glass atrium lobbies, swank service and pricey ro

The Federal Reserve is "pausing to gather information" about the economy, and if a recession appears

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TROPICAL SHIPPING HIT WITH RATES COMPLAINTA Florida food shipper claims Tropical Shipping &

The Senate Budget Committee Tuesday voted to reject a proposal that would have scrapped the budget a

Failure to improve the U.S. educational system could saddle America's economy with "enormous long-te

Port officials say one of the biggest blocks to increasing Central American trade through the Port o

The cost of importing pepper and other spices favored by Americans as food seasonings has tumbled sh

The partnership of William Bru and Hans Graf represents a significant turning point in the developme

Don C. Becker, president and publisher of The Journal of Commerce, will receive the 1989 "Connie" Aw

Trade fairs have long been a staple of West Germany's export success. Now it's exporting the fairs t

A panel of EC central bank directors and four outside experts Monday urged community member nations

Places like Torrington, Conn., and Rio Rancho, N.M., get little attention in studies of major metrop

In recent months several trade missions from New Orleans have traveled to Central America to meet wi

At first glance, William B. Bru might seem an unlikely choice for a top management spot at Switzerla

E. GERMANS TO START TROOP REDUCTION PLANEast Germany said Tuesday it would start planned tro

A Federal Maritime Commission law judge has ruled that an East Coast cargo- sharing agreement in the

Qualifications for bidding on debt-laden Korea Shipbuilding & Engineering Corp. are being eased in a

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An all-out war between one railroad union and a rail union coalition looms in the wake of a decision

The Canadian partners of American Airlines in its 11th hour bid to acquire Wardair, Canada's third-l

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Hard on the heels of a call for more airline involvement in Singapore's budding electronic infrastru

The New Orleans trade community, hoping to lay the foundation for a strong North-South trade axis, i

The Supreme Court, expanding airlines' protection against big damages, Tuesday limited the financial

Aircraft leasing giant GPA Group Ltd. announced the world's biggest ever aircraft order Tuesday, con

A QUARTER-CENTURY AGO, before the widebody jet transport became a staple of the airways, the collisi

Korean Trade Minister Seung-Soo Han apparently made little, if any, substantive progress this week i

SAS SHIFT TO NEWARK SEEN IMPACTING CARGONEW YORK - The decision by Scandinavian Airlines Sys

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A Connecticut state senator is proposing a 10-cent-a-pound tax on all chemicals discharged into the

It was a chocolate-lover's delight, but a big headache for everyone else when a candy-ladened tracto

BORDEN CHEMICALS REPORTS INCOME GAINGEISMAR, La. - Borden Chemicals & Plastics Limited Partn