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President Miguel de la Madrid received assurances from business leaders that they will hold consumer

Jim Amoss, chairman and chief executive of Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., is a pleasant, affable sort of

Taiwan's commercial sector Thursday reacted to the death of President Chiang Ching-kuo with a drop o

First it was Wall Street. Now it appears that Madison Avenue is going under, too. Down Under

The U.S. semiconductor market continued strong through the last month of 1987, according to a widely

With communication standards finally set and bar coding endorsed as the labeling method of choice, a

THE MOMENT WENT ON and on until the silence was almost startling, and the lack of an answer undersco

AVIATION The aviation community has put aside traditional differences to oppose Massport's P

Sometime soon, the computer programming industry may face some difficult decisions about free spirit

China will impose heavier penalties, including the death sentence, to deter crimes such as embezzlem

Canada's merchandise trade surplus fell to C$677 million in November from more than C$1 billion in O

On a rainy day in Lake Charles you can spot big red circles on the floors of the port's 14 warehouse

Tozzoli to Receive NY Forwarders AwardAnthony J. Tozzoli, president of the New York Shipping

The end of commercial use of the Morse Code in the 1990s was predicted by the manager of Britain's w

IT'S UNLIKELY that any director at Port Everglades, Fla., has gotten along with his bosses on the po

American Trucking Associations and Pennsylvania transportation officials created a task force to add

Nissan, Jerr-Dan Ink Joint Marketing PactNissan Diesel America Inc. has entered into a joint

Operational capacity of the Indian merchant fleet will be down to 5.57 million metric tons by the en

A prominent Southern pricing bureau approved a plan to raise trucking freight rates 4 percent in Apr

Activity at the port of Montreal was disrupted again Wednesday when longshoremen staged their 8th on

Edward V. Hickey Jr. was buried in Arlington National Cemetery here Wednesday with full military hon

An apparent victory for the truck industry over the Environmental Protection Agency could backfire,

Hazardous Materials: Regulatory Changes and Staff Training, sponsored by Center for Logistics and T

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1369.0 (Jan. 13) Previous day - 1361.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

Establishment of a second shipping registry in Denmark is essential not only to the future of Danish

An Argentine delegation led by Finance Minister Mario Brodersohn met with Treasury Secretary James A

A highly successful local weapons manufacturer, who got his start because of the U.S. arms embargo a

Campbell to Acquire Specialty Brands UnitsCAMDEN, N.J. - Campbell Soup Co. said it has agree

Traditional Exports Petroleum, tomatoes, agricultural products, meat, coffee, cotton, sugar,

Wine will continue to be big business in the United States in 1988, but experts predict that most se

The U.S. dollar moved broadly higher Wednesday on a U.S.-Japan agreement calling for a stable dollar

The four major debtor countries in Latin America have the potential to make debt-equity swaps worth

The death of President Chiang Ching-kuo may slow the pace of reform on Taiwan but is not expected to

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

Chicago Board Sets Stock Index LimitsCHICAGO - The Chicago Board of Trade Wednesday said its

EC Plan Would Give Banks Border FreedomBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Community Wednesday

Soviet-made wheeled excavators powered by General Motors Corp. engines will roll into the United Sta

Securities analysts remain cautious in their 1988 forecasts for Sea-Land Service Inc., although the

Michael J. Kimball, resident representative in Nagoya for Japan's Brother International Corp., repor