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The United States not only averted a trade war with Japan Wednesday, but it also headed off an incip

* The story headlined "NY-NJ Port Agency Chief Sings Praises of Privatization," which appeared on Pa

Display of Finely Detailed Ship Models. Through December. New York. Models representing ships from t

Wednesday, June 28, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

Hopes for a breakthrough in U.S.-Russian relations are mixed as three days of talks chaired by Vice

Stiff anti-dumping duties imposed last year on fresh garlic from China have brought stability to the

Spain's first-quarter gross domestic product was up 3.1 percent in real termsfrom the same q

After clearing one legal hurdle, the first envelopes were opened to confirm that several U.S. compan

Asahi wants Japanese consumers to say, "It's Miller time." Asahi Breweries Ltd. and Miller B

"Let the rate wars start."

China is in urgent need of a revised legal framework governing insurance for its 900 million farmers

An exceptionally large number of marine and aviation casualties last year impeded the financial reco

Seafaring unions protesting foreign safety requirements and job issues will greet American President

Legal problems cannot be anticipated, and how to handle them can be an even bigger hassle. H

A House appropriations subcommittee, sparing trade promotion programs, took a meat ax to the Commerc

Claims handlers and cargo insurers are looking to keep claims down while refrigerated shipments keep

Chief executives in life and property/casualty insurance companies received the second-highest salar

At the direction of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the first U.S. Ready Reserve Force ship set sail Wedn

A report on what caused the June 18 riot at the Esmor Immigration Detention Center in Elizabeth will

Proposed divestiture and privatization of properties owned by the Port Authority of New York & New J

Tyler Van Spanje, a midshipman at the California Maritime Academy, received the second annual Thomas

The Port of Seattle is continuing its terminal-expansion binge, but officials this week signaled the

ANERA WITHDRAWS PLAN FOR FUEL SURCHARGESAN FRANCISCO - Shipping lines in the Asia No

1999 (June 28, 1995) Previous day - 2002 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Airlines and airports in California stepped up their security procedures Wednesday following a threa

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With a shift in traffic patterns, less-than-truckload carriers are squeezed on two fronts: by parcel

The Interstate Commerce Commission has denied a petition by three counties bordering Mexico requesti

Two local companies are seeking government approval to fly Asian routes in direct competition with f

U.S. inventories of crude oil fell by 6.2 million barrels during the week ended June 23, compared wi

TNT Freightways Corp. is merging its two logistics subsidiaries into a single unit. Nationwi

MK RAIL SEEKS BUYER AS SHAREHOLDER BOWS OUTPITTSBURGH - MK Rail Corp., the locomotiv

Taiwan will send a delegation to the U.S. today to promote high-tech cooperation, particularly in th

China's Coal Ministry is negotiating with foreign firms as it prepares to open the industry to direc

The controversy over India's biggest power plant, which is being built by Enron Development Corp. of

Wednesday June 28, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represen

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman has proposed substantive changes in the nation's 60-year-old

NIGERIA MAY BAN FIRMS INVOLVED IN WARRI REFINERYLONDON - Nigeria's government is con

The House Appropriations Committee has approved, by a vote of 26-15, a plan to block the Clinton adm