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Traditional Exports Copper, cobalt, zinc, sugar, cement, lead, coal, coffee, ground nuts, te

Better known for its grain and beef, Argentina also produces jets and tanks, and the country hopes e

U.S. Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter has taken issue with President Reagan, saying he doesn't f

The U.S. trade deficit fell by 14.9 percent from April through June, the biggest improvement in more

Maersk Line and the Port of Charleston, S.C., are among the biggest beneficiaries of Sharp Electroni

In a bid to protect jobs in the Northwest and ensure higher payments to the Treasury, the U.S. gover

For most foreign economists, there is only one important question in this year's U.S. presidential c

Prices in the San Francisco Bay area climbed 0.7 percent in July, outpacing the 0.4 percent national

The White House budget office, due to issue revised deficit estimates today, is generally expected t

CHINA PORT CROWDING TO CURB SUGAR IMPORTSCongestion at several of China's major ports could

* Buying in Zambia - 4A * John Starrels - Confronting the Korean Dynamo 8A* Tom Connors - Wa

TRUER WORDS were never spoken nor sounder marketing advice ever given. Wayne Millen, preside

CAST SHIP DECLARED FREE OF EXPLOSIVESA Cast container/bulk carrier has resumed its Montreal-

Singapore Airlines and British Airways said they will launch a joint service using a Boeing 747-200

Sea-Land Service Inc. said it has signed a connecting carrier agreement with Australian National Li

A story on July price increases published August 18 should have noted that Phillips 66 Co. offered i

State-owned British Shipbuilders said Tuesday it would lay off up to 1,000 workers at one of its thr

Protection by importing countries and subsidies by exporting countries are to blame for much of the

Yugoslav Canada Line, owned by Beoplov Shipping Co. of Belgrade, Yugoslavia, is ending its eastbound

Northern Indiana Public Service Co. wants to expand its economic development electric rates.

New York Gov. Mario Cuomo Tuesday criticized Assembly Speaker Mel Miller's decision to defer to his

August 23, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon

DEMAND DOWN IN JULY FOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTSDemand for petroleum products declined in July alo

Yugoslav air traffic controllers are determined to proceed with a planned unprecedented nationwide s

Current noise regulations at Logan International Airport cause a lot of grief for air cargo carriers

Former formula 1 racing driver Niki Lauda was hailed a hero when he survived a horrific crash on the

Strong business volume spurred Hong Kong Aircraft Engineering Co. Ltd., or Haeco, to a 37 percent ju

So far as Guenther Tesch is concerned, if an airline is really serious about the cargo business an u

AIR CARGO GROUPING SETS UP SCHOLARSHIPEVANSTON, Ill. - The Society for World Air Cargo Profe

U.S. railroads soon will be talking the same language as their customers. Standards have bee

A rolling robot, bearing meals, laundry and mail, will become servant to thousands of inmates at Ala

CONSORTIUM TO DEVELOP UNIX VERSION IN MASS.A $100 million computer software consortium said

Apple Computer Inc., in its biggest executive shake-up since the ouster of Steve Jobs three years ag

EDI users unite! That's the call of Marshall Spence, president, EDI Council of Canada.There

Rep. Helen Delich Bentley has made the maritime industry her private crusade over the last four deca

Aug. 23, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High

ITOFCA, SCANFREIGHT SET THROUGH ROUTINGSDOWNERS GROVER, Ill. - ITOFCA Consolidators and AB S

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A cautious Santa Fe Railway train crew was credited with preventing an explosion after 10 tank cars

Canadian commercial carriers are finding their operating margins being tightly squeezed in the first