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Ship lines carrying goods between Brazil and Europe started charging extra fees last week to cover t

When he made his first million representing International Harvester in Jakarta 19 years ago, Setiawa

On Monday, Oct. 24, 1994, The Journal of Commerce carried a story on its commodities page about the

The Journal of Commerce arrived on the American scene at a propitious moment. The new republic, ente

In an era of tabloid journalism, 15 minutes of fame, quickie publishing schemes riddled with half-ba

For 25 years, The Journal of Commerce's PIERS (Port Import/Export Reporting Service), a database com

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When one 168-year-old business newspaper gets together with another well-aged icon that is 152 years

AirCommerce, The Journal of Commerce's magazine supplement on the air cargo industry, has become the

The Journal of Commerce frequently publishes special sections focusing on trade opportunities with s

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The Brazilian dockworkers' "hopscotch" strike effectively idled five northeast ports Wednesday, incl

In Monday's edition of The Journal of Commerce, a maritime brief appearing on Page 1B should have sa

RIJNHAAVE INFORMATION SERVICES INC. (Wayne, N.J.) - John F. Liss was named vice president of sales f

Hopes for a quick resolution to the longstanding battle between the United States and Britain over i

The biggest general cargo stevedore in the Port of Rotterdam warned it faces imminent closure follow

Federal regulations on overweight trucks carrying marine containers are threatening to create a bure

POULTRY SHIPMENTS SET RECORD AT NC TERMINALMOREHEAD CITY, N.C. - The North Carolina State Po

The United States would be breaching bilateral treaties with nine countries if Alaskan oil exports a

Canada is mounting an escalating offensive against controversial legislation before the U.S. Congres

Republican leaders in Congress have begun investigating a little-known committee of bureaucrats that

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The European Commission on Wednesday began investigating the French government's multibillion-dollar

Council of Logistics Management. April 13. New York round table. Joel Childs, vice president of Robe

New Western offers of help are not enough to enable Ukraine to close the two reactors at the Chernob

A controversial bill to amend the Indian Patents Act will be examined by experts in hopes of allowin

The U.S. dollar traded in narrow ranges Wednesday, testing, but failing tobreak through key

CHINA FERTILIZER OUTPUT HIGHEST SINCE 1949BEIJING - China's fertilizer production re

The government has approved rules permitting the immediate entry of new players into imports of oil

Despite a 16 percent increase in the European Union's quota for Latin American bananas, producers in

Japan said Wednesday that it would make immediate efforts to lift what officials described as the sh

EU ambassadors failed Wednesday to ease their bitter fish dispute with Canada, insisting that any de

By seeking high-level talks with Mexico on its enforcement of labor law, the Clinton administration

U.S. inventories of crude oil fell by 1.9 million barrels during the week ended April 7 compared wit

The refined sugar market, which has been shoved largely into the shadows by the surge in raw demand,

Brazilian Industry and Commerce Minister Dorothea Werneck will arrive in London Monday for three day