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LITTLE CHANCE SEEN FOR OIL LABELING BILLKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - The U.S. administration is

South Korea's trade surplus with the United States between January and May shrank by about 13.4 perc

American President Lines has started operating a new landbridge cargo service linking Asia with Euro

Some trucking companies appeared ready to drop their conditions for supporting a shippers' rate refo

For the week ended June 18 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 11

Independent Pier Co., founded in 1876, and its Pier 80-South terminal complex (seen above) handles a

The Asia North America Eastbound Rate Agreement said it plans to fully automate its internal operati

RISING CRIME IN CHINA BOOSTS SECURITY SECTORThe security business is booming amid increasing

Thousands of union members, peasant farmers, and government bureaucrats are expected to pack Mexico

Australian cattle producers are sure they can meet Japan's increased beef needs resulting from last

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Maryland recorded a 22 percent improvement in its 1988 first quarter f

NY RAILS OPEN-MINDED ABOUT DRUG TESTINGThe U.S. Department of Transportation proposal for ma

The British government is hoping to privatize the Belfast-based shipyard Harland and Wolff.

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

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. and L'Air Liquide SA and their affiliates have formed a joint venture

Thousands of small and large factories will start breaking hazardous waste laws today, risking fines

Today's customs broker's main business isn't moving cargo. Shuffling bytes is the broker's real acti

Shipping company Erling H. Samuelsens Rederi A/S of Koppang, Norway, andOslo-based Fearnley

Orders to U.S. factories for manufactured goods, depressed by a sharp drop in demand for aircraft, f

As Asia's population creeps toward three billion and couples rush to have babies in the lucky Year o

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

A recently completed poll of users and managers of surface transportation systems indicates fears th

The U.S. Navy joined with Congress and environmentalists in taking a big step toward curbing the cen

Seaborne imports by Hong Kong rose 9 percent last year and maritime exports and re-exports 15 percen

In a move aimed at broadening its global reach, the People's Insurance Company of China is applying

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Canada is in the midst of intense negotiations with oil companies to develop the huge Hibernia oil f

Sea-Land Service Inc. will add Genoa as a second Italian port of call for its U.S. North Atlantic-Me

ENJOY THE FIREWORKS AND PICNICS during this year's Fourth of July, but think of it as celebration mo

Blame it on rising hemlines and the millions of working women who refused to buy them. That'

The government of Malaysia is fighting an AFL-CIO call to revoke export privileges to the United Sta

TEXACO REFINING & MARKETING INC. (Houston) - Glenn F. Tilton was named president and chief executive

AMR Corp., parent of American Airlines, has been snatching commuter airlines in a $150 million spen

1208.5 (June 30, 1988) Previous day - 1224.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchan

In Sweden, people take their vacations seriously. Small factories close. Major industries st

Gerald Olsonawski plowed under all but 300 of the 1,700 acres of wheat he planted in the spring. Th

During the next 18 months, personal computers - priced at less than $5,000 - will boast a variety of

China may send students to the College of Insurance in Manhattan as early as this year, a top Chines

CUBA'S DEBT INCREASED $671 MILLION LAST YEARMEXICO CITY - Cuba's foreign debt grew by $671.8

The Interstate Commerce Commission has approved Amtrak's plan to condemn some 50 miles of track in N