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A committee of the Puerto Rico Senate met behind closed doors Wednesday in the first day of a politi

The eight-minister Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries monitoring committee meeting here t

Interstate natural gas pipelines have passed through a "painful" five years of regulatory decisions,

The story "Arco Won't Get Loan for Venezuelan Mine" in The Journal of Commerce, March 29, Page 8B, e

FMC OFFICE, BENEL SEEK OK ON SETTLEMENTA Federal Maritime Commission office and Benel Intern

Japan's Fair Trade Commission is expected to approve by Friday an application for renewal of a new s

Both gasoline stocks and distillate supplies declined moderately, the American Petroleum Institute's

AMOCO CORP. (Chicago) - David Lemon, 46, was named manager of corporate planning. He will be respons

State Treasurer Francisco L. Borges said a proposal to use the state's transportation fund to offset

In a Maritime Brief that ran in The Journal of Commerce March 29 on Page 4B, under the headline, "Ar

JUSTICE IS DONE WITHOUT ATTORNEYCHICAGO - A truck driver whose formal schooling stopped at e

Two smoldering U.S.-European Community trade rows over soybeans and canned peaches threaten to flare

RAILROADS FEAR THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION decision on productivity sharing could have the ef

After some two years in the making, the great showdown between U.S. railroads and their labor unions

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Transporting the cremated remains of a beloved family member may become more difficult because of a

Transportation patterns in Southern California will be dramatically altered if a proposed air qualit

1631 (Mar. 29, 1989) Previous day - 1632 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

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The Port of Los Angeles, the leading center for imported cement on the West Coast, expects South Kor

Overseas Shipping Co., one of the few remaining independent terminal operators in the Los Angeles-Lo

A terminal operating company that was all but told to leave the Port of Los Angeles because a compet

Despite keen attention on Friday's U.S. Department of Agriculture planting intentions and stocks rep

Non-union loading of a Carolina Atlantic Transportation Services Inc. barge proceeded without a hitc

DOLE SAYS CONGRESS WILL PASS DROUGHT AIDKANSAS CITY, Kan. - Congress will likely pass a drou

Norasia Shipping Services SA, the Fribourg-based ship line active in the trades between Europe and A

CLYDE PRESTOWITZ has been one of the main advocates of a more aggressive trade posture by the Unite

It's hard enough to sell to Latin America without the U.S. government getting in the way, internatio

U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills will continue sanctions against Japanbecause of Japan'

Japanese officials presented a plan Wednesday designed to ease differences in the way Japan and othe

US-JAPAN FIGHTER DEAL IS STILL UP IN THE AIRThe Bush administration is not ready to announce

CVC DEFENDS EXPORT OF PUMPS TO IRAQROCHESTER, N.Y. - There is nothing illegal about shipping

Britain's international trade account plunged deeper into the red last month as the strong pound sta

Silk exports from Thailand, many of which end up in the United States, are growing in importance eve

More liberal foreign trade laws that come into effect on April 1 will enable thousands of Soviet ent

LENOX ACCUSES MIKASA OF PIRATING DESIGNSLenox Inc., the U.S. china and crystal manufacturer,

US FACTORY ORDERS SEEN DECLINING 1.7 PERCENTU.S. February factory orders are expected to sho

Although Lech Walesa and Solidarity have dominated the news out of Poland in the 1980s, the country

Although Intel Corp. won an order barring imports of certain Korean and Japanese memory chips that i

Safety recommendations growing out of an Alaska tanker accident in 1973 that weren't adopted could h