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People are the most important ingredient in electronic data interchange systems. EDI is the

World-Wide (Shipping) Ltd. has taken delivery of two supertankers from South Korea and says a disput

Baghdad said on Tuesday that Iran would breach the Persian Gulf war cease- fire if it searches Iraqi

The Port of Genoa is like a patched-up, though still leaky ship with a retiring captain and uncertai

The agency that manages Roosevelt Island, a residential island within New York City, is seeking bids

The Navy has decided to delay the awarding of the first Seawolfsubmarine contract until at least mid

The story headlined CCNI, Lykes Make Changes on Page 1B in The Journal of Commerce, Dec. 30, should

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1544 (Jan. 3, 1989) Previous day - 1543 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

Importing space-related technology from the West is still a big problem for India despite a 1984 mem

Taiwan will use its economic power and huge foreign exchange reserves to strengthen relations with o

ITALY FALLS TO SIXTH AMONG ECONOMIC ELITEItaly, which a year ago triumphantly announced it h

Israeli Finance Minister Shimon Peres faces growing opposition to his austerity plan Tuesday from mi

The Italian subsidiary of Dallas-based Texas Instruments Inc. will build a semiconductor factory and

Union Carbide Corp. announced the incorporation of its domestic industrial gases and carbon products

West Germany plans tighter export controls following allegations that private companies illegally sh

Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev's restructuring drive eventually may enable Soviet computer ma

Fax Expo '88. A series of expositions designed to promote the use of facsimile products and technolo

Almost all African nations are falling further behind the world's developed countries, the executive

Breakneck efforts to expand the economy is exacting an enormous human price in South Korea.

Federal officials are expected to decide within the next two weeks whether to appeal Friday's prelim

Textile Quotas to Watch as of 12/30/88* Fully Utilized Textile Quotas as of 12/30/88

ITALIAN STEELWORKERS PROTEST RESTRUCTURINGNAPLES, Italy - About 2,000 workers from a state-o

French state-owned carmaker Renault said on Tuesday it was in talks with several companies including

The nation's largest private trucking association named Gene S. Bergoffen, who formerly represented

CSX Corp., which operates the largest U.S. flag steamship company and one of the largest railroads i

LLT Acquisition Inc., the parent of Lend Lease Trucks Inc., has called off its proposed acquisition

U.S. LEASING INTERNATIONAL INC. (San Francisco) - Frank H. Mason was appointed executive vice presid

All motor carriage rates in France were deregulated Jan. 1, after almost 50 years of controls, but t

CUBAN RADIO REPORTS 3 DEAD IN TRAIN WRECKTwo trains collided in Cuba's easternmost province

For the week ended Dec. 17 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 11

The Port of Richmond in Virginia set tonnage records during the 1987-88 fiscal year, and port offici

The United States has found illegal hormones in West German beef purchased by the U.S. military, U.S

A leading South Korean businessman has been invited to travel to North Korea this month for what wou

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Underwriters are still trying to determine if the two Latin American ferries that capsized within 24

Nothing at the outset of China's open-door policy in 1979 seemed less promising, or more important,

It took the Lloyd Bermuda between five and 10 minutes to sink last week, its three survivors say.

EMONS HOLDINGS UNIT FINALIZES RAIL MERGERYORK, Pa. - The merger or E T Railcar Corp. into Em

USDA TIGHTENS RULES ON FLA. CITRUS CANKERThe U.S. Department of Agriculture has amended citr