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Petroleum Tankship Operations. July 11-14: World Trade Institute, One World Trade Center, New York,

SUBARU OF AMERICA (Cherry Hill, N.J.) - Katsua Utada, senior vice president, corporate liaison, of t

The United States may have to decide soon the wisdom of continuing to offer low-priced grains to fo

The shipping conference covering imports from North Europe announced on Friday a sharp cut on freigh

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NO PAN AM JOB in Allan McArtor's future, the Federal Aviation Administration boss said last week.

Last week's trading in the freight futures market pointed up the difference between the soft summer

S. KOREA STEEL EXPORTS ROSE 44 PERCENT IN FIRST HALFSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's steel

South Korea's exports are expected to total $14.2 billion in the third quarter, up 17 percent from a

A Rutgers University football player charged in the drunken driving death of a teammate has sued the

The West German government's 1990 tax reform, a major bid to boost economic growth, finally passed i

Controversy over the safety of the Suzuki Samurai has accentuated a deep rift among American opinion

July 8, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

The recent surge in trading and volatility in the Australian dollar has underscored the increasing i

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Japan's Nissan Motor Co., which produces a Japanese car widely used by South Africa's police, has jo

TOPIC: Agents, Companies & Alternative Marts John P. Folsom became president of CPCU, a prof

The exclusive U.S. broker for the Summer Olympic Games in Seoul has sold out its block of tickets,

The pending omnibus trade bill cleared a major hurdle with last week's overwhelming passage of legis

Government figures on job growth in June came in much stronger than expected on Friday, adding to co

Senate Democrats on the Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee are in the process of burying

SAI AND BRITISH RAIL LAUNCH OVER-50 CLUBCHERRY HILL, N.J. - SAI Group Inc. has signed an agr

Africa Ocean Lines, the Nigerian-owned shipping company, has restructured operations in an effort to

The Bank of France Friday cut its key intervention rate to 6.75 percent from 7 percent but left its

Weaker first-period profits for Swedish automakers AB Volvo and Saab-Scania AB suggest the firms' ru

Wanna buy a steam engine? How about a propeller from a World War I-era fighter plane? An ID

A drive is under way at the Interstate Commerce Commission to overturn the recent arbitration award

Oil prices eased back Friday after their sharp run-up in the wake of the North Sea oil rig disaster.

JAPAN STOCK SCANDAL THREATENS TAX REFORMTOKYO - Japan's main opposition parties threatened o

The EC has no intention of exploiting any wheat export opportunities that might arise solely due to

The Interstate Commerce Commission's actions in three recent arbitration cases have been against rai

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E.I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS & CO. (Troy, Mich.) - Ross W. Fasick, director of the Du Pont Co.'s finishes

Currency traders and economists speculate that the Federal Reserve may soon raise the discount rate,

Deutsche Bank (Canada), the subsidiary of West Germany's largest commercial bank, has acquired as pl

French champagne giant LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton and British brewerGuinness PLC annou

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In a move that could make it a major player in the U.S. domestic transportation business, a major J

If carriers can do it, so can stevedores. In the same fashion as the recent spate of slot-ch