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International economic sanctions trimmed South Africa's exports by 7 percent since 1985, but several

U.S. consumers were less confident again in July, largely because of uncertainties over the drought-

* Analysts Split Over Possible Soybean Futures Highs 6A * Buying in Bolivia 9A* Montreal's C

Statistics compiled on petrochemical trade for May 1988 by the National Petroleum Refiners Associati

The state Insurance Department is reviewing a rate increase proposal by Blue Cross and Blue Shield o

Analysts are split on whether Chicago Board of Trade soybean futures can make another run at season

Despite trade tensions between the two countries, Japan remains the top consumer of U.S. agricultura

The Federal Reserve Board Wednesday officially approved international capital standards for banks an

The job of port director has changed dramatically since the days of the early 1960s when it could be

The Journal of Commerce asked port officials in the Bay Area what they expected to see over the next

Senate Labor Chairman Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., Wednesday unveiled his proposals for long term health

SANDLER, TRAVIS & ROSENBERG, P.A. (Miami) - Edward M. Joffee and Ronald W. Gerdes were appointed mem

American businessmen have welcomed a relaxation of controls on U.S. computer sales to China, the fir

U.S. companies may be the biggest loser when the European Community wipes out its internal trade bar

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

The chief executive of Seagate Technology, a leading maker of computer disk drives, has said backed-

Put an aviation executive and a trial lawyer in the same room, and the argument will go like this:

Lufthansa German Airlines will add air freight capacity this year and next to handle expected growth

One might expect an ominous cloud to be hanging over Airbus Industrie these days. On June 26

New Teamsters union President William J. McCarthy replaced two of the labor group's five conference

As some shippers switch from barge transport to rail, a few grain-carrying railroads report they've

Air Products & Chemicals Inc. signed contracts worth about $40 million to supply two high-tonnage a

May 1988 - Quantities in 1,000s Export Totals Import TotalsF.A.S. C

A sharp drop in grain shipments caused by the driest conditions in more than half a century could fo

TRAVELERS REPORTS DROP IN QUARTERLY RESULTSHARTFORD, Conn. - Travelers Corp. reported that o

EMIGRANT MAGAZINE UNVEILED IN HONG KONGPublishers on Wednesday unveiled a bilingual magazine

Traditional Exports Tin, lead, zinc, silver, natural gas, petroleum, sugar, cotton and coffe

Ackerman & Palumbo Inc., a Miami Beach, Fla.-based international security consulting firm, says ther

Shell Canada Makes Significant Gas FindCALGARY, Alberta - Shell Canada Ltd. discovered signi

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WILLAMETTE SETTLES WITH UNION WORKERSPORTLAND, Ore - Willamette Industries Inc. has reached

The U.S. dollar declined slightly Wednesday, moving in a narrow range in a fairly active market.

The Golden Gate port region each year sees an estimated 4,000 vessels transporting nearly 60 million

IRAQ CONDITIONS PEACE ON CLEARING OF CHANNELCAIRO, Egypt - Iraq says that its only channel o

The U.S. port industry has changed dramatically in the past several years. An industry that once was

Transporting Dangerous Goods By Air, two-day seminar, Aug. 10-11. Radisson Inn Airport, Greater Cinc

Aug. 3, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High L

Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. said it sold 90 of its Seabee system barges to two inland waterway towing

Dow Chemical Co. is bidding on a natural gas treatment plant in southern Argentina and on downstream