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Distribution and transportation want to know where their goods are and to use computers to monitor t

Malaysian International Shipping Corp. reported half-year 1988 profit up 16 percent over the compara

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB

Despite the loss of several import automobile accounts over the past two years, automobiles remain a

KUWAIT WANTS US TO CONTINUE PROTECTIONKuwait appears satisfied with the U.S. decision to sca

It's hard to understand the renaissance at U.S. Gulf ports without first considering the buzzwords t

A headline on Page 1B in the Sept. 27 edition of The Journal of Commerce gave an incorrect figure, b

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In a story about American Ship Building Co. that appeared on Page 14B of the Sept. 23 issue of The J

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The House Public Works and Transportation Committee approved legislation that closes a loophole in t

CSL INTERMODAL BUYS FINAL SHARE OF UNITHUNT VALLEY, Md. - CSX/Sea-Land Intermodal Inc. (CSL

An act of Congress will probably be needed to resolve the logjam of conflicting interests of labor u

Carolina Freight Corp.'s third quarter earnings rose to $4.6 million, or 71 cents a share, from $2 m

Roadway Services Inc.'s third quarter earnings rose to $20.6 million, or 51 cents a share, from $10.

Elaine L. Chao, the Federal Maritime Commission chairwoman, told customs brokers and forwarders Tues

Ports from North Carolina to South Florida are attracting more business and expanding their operatio

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In line with the recommendation of the Brady Commission, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and The Opt

BRAZIL CUSTOMS STRIKE HITS COCOA SHIPMENTSSAO PAULO, Brazil - A Brazilian federal customs ag

COMEX APPOINTS STORCH VP, GOVERNMENT RELATIONSStephen E. Storch was appointed vice president

American-style cakes, bread and cookies are being feted in China this week during a promotion cospon

About 80 port managers and trade experts from Washington state are in British Columbia this week unt

USSR, PHILIPPINES SIGN BARTER DEALMANILA, Philippines - A Soviet trade mission signed a bila

The European Court of Justice, in what was hailed as a landmark ruling, Tuesday upheld the right of

Glastec '88. The world's largest international trade fair for the glass industry. Sept. 28-Oct. 1. D

China has developed a computer database containing a simplified guide to regulations in commercial a

It took nearly a dozen years for the Murphy Warehouse Co. to receive U.S. Customs Service designatio

The South Korea-based Oriental Brewery Co. hopes that the Olympic Games can convince U.S. consumers

Uralmash-Export, a new Soviet company, is looking for a foreign partner to help boost its production

A former Sun-Maid Growers of Calif. executive has joined the competition,helping Turkey's ma

HOUSE VOTES BILL TO LIMIT IVORY IMPORTSThe House has given final congressional approval to a

Israel is making a major effort to diversify its exports, beginning with a campaign to promote fashi

INSURANCE INDUSTRY SEEN AS RISKY BUSINESSPointing to turmoil in major segments of the insura

Organized labor is throwing its weight against a product liability reform bill and arguing that its

Despite what was said during Sunday's presidential debate, we're probably heading for a tax increase

Britain recorded another huge merchandise trade deficit in August, even though the value of imports

A fast set-up portable video projector was introduced today by Eastman Kodak Co. It can project larg

The chairman of a House Ways and Means oversight subcommittee charged Tuesday that the Customs Servi

AUSTRALIA AND S. KOREA AGREE TO COCOM RULESAustralia and South Korea will sign agreements th