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Pakistan's mainstay textile industry, hit by three poor cotton crops, is realizing that the days of

Suppliers of the following items seek importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to contac

McDonald's Corp., the world's largest fast food restaurant chain, said Wednesday it will open at lea

Some of the intermodal marketing company executives who followed the truckers at Wednesday's expo ec

CHINESE CITIES REACH 13 PERCENT PHONE COVERAGETelephone coverage in China's urban areas has

Port officials made a plea to their intermodal brethren here to help them in their ongoing battles w

They came not to praise intermodal, but to bury it. Well, maybe not to bury it. But, asked t

It's more expensive than the Los Angeles riots, the blizzards of 1993, the Oakland, Calif., forest f

Insurers and independent agents reacted with disappointment Wednesday after the House Banking Commit

MC SHIPPING CO. (New York) - The company recently named Horst Schomburg to its board of directors.

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The weak dollar contributed to poor first-quarter results of Bergesen D.Y. AS, Norway's largest ship

Angry truck drivers are edging closer to striking the Port of Miami next week, said trucking executi

Port pilots in Long Beach won easy approval this week for a 10 percent rate increase, their first ra

MSC CHRISTENS LAST OF KAISER CLASS OILERSWASHINGTON - The Military Sealift Command c

A refurbished terminal along the Port of Vancouver, British Columbia, waterfront opens today as a mu

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The proposed reorganization of the U.S. Department of Transportation should be a gain for intermodal

Despite pressure from a growing population and decreasing farmland, China insists it will be able to

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France needs to revise its tax structure on energy used for transport in order to favor less polluti

A story headlined "House Plan Takes Aim At Trade, Transport," which appeared on Page 1A of the May 1

Thursday, May 11, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Thailand's foreign exchange market, now in the process of reform and liberalization, has received a

UMWA STRIKERS TO VOTE ON PITTSBURG CONTRACTGALLUP, N.M. - Striking United Mine Worke

The U.S. dollar rose sharply Thursday, extending a rally that started during European trading.

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

Toyo Engineering Corp. of Japan won the contract to build the naphtha cracker of a new, integrated p

The National Bank of Poland announced Thursday the zloty will be partially floated against Western c

Several U.S. congressmen are joining six domestic U.S. apparel makers in opposing a federal inter-ag

More than 100 miners are feared to have been killed in one of South Africa's biggest gold mines when

A bipartisan group of angry lawmakers swore Thursday they will bring legislation to the House floor

ITALY EXPECTED TO BEGIN SELL-OFF OF ENI SOONROME - Privatization of Italian state-ow

The Bratsk aluminum smelter in the Irkutsk region of Russia's eastern Siberia is planning to produce

New York Mercantile Exchange - May 11, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

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With the supergiant Prudhoe Bay field six years past its production peak and Alaska's oil boom defla

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