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The U.S. dollar regained its footing Monday with a little help from central bank buying and supporti

The Port of Richmond said it has found a new operator for a troubled 20-acre multi-use terminal.

Thanks to a recent breakthrough in China's nuclear technology, scientists hope to cash in on exports

The Supreme Court Monday agreed to decide whether Arkansas and Florida must refund tax money collect

A new dock began operating Oct. 26 at the Port of Dalian, China's second- largest port, Xinhua news

Delays in cargo delivery resulting from the grounding of a Hoegh Lines ship over the weekend should

LATIN NATIONS TO MEET IN BRAZIL ON DEBTRIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil - Latin American nations will

Nov. 14, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The U.S. Customs Service is investigating whether hundreds of importers may have overpaid ocean frei

A giant game of chicken is developing in California over the future of the state's recently approved

Fred M. Brody, president of Brody Associates Inc., was installed last week as the president of the N

A new federally sponsored study hailed the railroad industry's worker-rundrug and alcohol ab

Facing a dramatic loss in revenue, Alaska's two international airports are scrambling to attract add

The Port of Miami was not the place to be for anyone wearing a $40 Rolex watch late last week.

DISPOSAL OF VESSELS HELPS OSG POST GAINGains from disposal of vessels helped Overseas Shippi

JAPAN TAX BILL PASSES; LAWMAKERS IN UPROARThe government used a surprise vote to ram controv

PERU COPPER FIRM EXPECTS TO REACH PACTLIMA, Peru - Southern Peru Copper Co. reached a labor

Plentiful supplies of coal worldwide mean that prices in real terms are likely to rise by only aroun

U.S. inflation at the wholesale level slowed significantly in October as producer prices remained un

The story headlined, Diaz to Quit Post at Ship Conference, which ran on page 1A in the Journal of Co

Spain's national shipping line will charter more than a sixth of the container slots on the three hu

Thu. Nov. 10, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

In the Nov. 8 edition of The Journal of Commerce, under the headline South Jersey Port Director Says

Opponents of a controversial airport fee program at Boston's Logan International Airport moved one s

ANSI X12, quarterly meeting, Nov. 14-18. Hyatt at Los Angeles Airport. Contact: ANSI X12/DISA,Suite

EMERY SIGNS PACT TO REFINANCE HUBWILTON, Conn. - As expected, Emery Air Freight Corp. has re

Although Canadian ports lag in the global Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) race, three pilot projec

One of the earliest forms of electronic data interchange can be traced to a transmission from Washin

Pillsbury Co. wants the transportation secretary to review the Maritime Administration's recent appr

The United States has proposed a freeze on all agricultural subsidies and trade barriers over the ne

U.S. COMMERCE DEPARTMENT (Washington) - Swift Tarbell III was named deputy assistant secretary for a

NERCO UNIT ACQUIRES LA. OIL, GAS INTERESTSPORTLAND, Ore. - Nerco Inc. announced its oil and

Scott Paper Co. announced plans to spend over $50 million in Asia during the next two years on refur

European luxury automakers are now looking downmarket, trying to lure first- time buyers by offering

Action by the British authorities to dampen consumer spending could contribute to slower world growt

South Korea, already flush with cash from its growing trade surplus, fears a tidal wave of hot money

Researchers at the University of California, Riverside, said they have found an inexpensive way to e

Chubb Corp. has agreed to pay $48 million to settle a lawsuit filed on behalf of about 8,000 farmers

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