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The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 231.13 off 1.43

BRAZIL COFFEE GROWERS: KEEP EXPORT LIST OPENBRASILIA, Brazil - Gilson Ximenes, president of

Lightning knocked out power to our Phillipsburg production plant on Thursday, preventing some data g

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Recent investments from two companies and the potential of a third point to a bright future for the

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China intends to introduce the concept of collective bargaining to more firms amid rising complaints

The New York Shipping Association on Thursday announced deep cuts in its tonnage assessment, part of

June was not a good month for the French here. In the space of one day, France Telecom lost

Let your fingers do the walking. It's a snap. Using an innovative quality betterment strategy to imp

From the Rio Grande to Tierra del Fuego, Canadian exporters and investors are carving out new fronti

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Mexico is moving forward on several bilateral trade negotiations, Commerce Secretary Herminio Blanco

On the same day that the European Union attacked U.S. trade policy and practices, the EU-endorsed ch

Ships crewed by seafarers from countries whose training institutions and certification procedures fa

The London Steam-Ship Owners' Mutual Association plans to leave the International Group of Protectio

Machine tool orders received by Japanese makers in May soared 43.0 percentfrom a year before

The U.S. dollar declined slightly Thursday in a stolid reaction to the Federal Reserve's cut in the

Orion Capital Corp. has bought the underwriting-management company Wm. H. McGee & Co. Inc., from Sun

Japan's current account surplus with Southeast Asia last year soared 26.5 percent from the previous

Nicephore Soglo, in the first official U.S. visit ever by a president of Benin, will call next week

U.S. Ambassador to Israel Martin Indyk took up the torch of reducing the American trade deficit with

Spectacular growth in the satellite communications market in the Asia-Pacific region is expected to

The Philippines' inflation rate rose for a fourth straight month, to 7.2 percent in June from 6.8 pe

The former Soviet Union has reversed its trade deficit with the United States as a result of rapid e

China will continue to be plagued by high inflation for years to come, due to structural impediments

When he was president of District 1/Marine Engineers Beneficial Association- National Maritime Union

Relying solely on air freight, a Sri Lankan garments manufacturer has set up a factory on this tiny

"If people drew the conclusion that enlargement (of the European Union) meant the end of the Common

RUGGIERO RESTRUCTURES DEPUTIES' DUTIESGENEVA - Renato Ruggiero, director general of

When trade ministers of countries throughout the Americas decided last week to create seven working

Portugal's gross domestic product grew 1 percent in 1994, compared with a drop of 1.2 percent in 199

CONSTELLATION ENERGY ACQUIRES BOLIVIAN FIRMBALTIMORE - A consortium led by a subsidi

Ingalls Shipbuilding would be forced to lay off workers, and production costs for an amphibious assa

Mysterious, obnoxious and just plain weird stuff washed up on the nation's beaches last year.

When British inspectors boarded the APJ Karan recently, they were appalled by what they saw.

The government has been using low earth orbit satellites to track manatees, caribou herds and storm

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European cargo owners are considering ways to improve maritime safety standards by avoiding substand

LAKES, SEAWAY CARGO RISES FOR CANADIAN LINESMONTREAL - The Canadian Shipowners Assoc