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FAR EAST RECEIVES BULK OF US COTTON EXPORTSKANSAS CITY, Mo. - The bulk of this year'

The Clinton administration is stepping up efforts to spur private investment in Haiti, but has still

As a result of a Maritime Administration ruling Monday, Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. will be able to op

JAPAN SAYS AUTO TALKS WITH US CONTINUETOKYO - Tomio Tsutsumi, vice minister of the M

Proposals to open this country's sheltered banking sector wider to international investments may com

Delays by several countries in ratifying an agreement they signed seven months ago have put back the

A plan by French Prime Minister Edouard Balladur to help small and medium- sized companies export go

Italy's producer price index rose 0.6 percent in December from November and climbed at an annual rat

China received 77,745 patent applications last year, and by the end of the year had accepted 439,529

The chairman of a House panel overseeing shipbuilding and maritime subsidies warned Monday against d

A maritime union official testified that he warned superiors in 1987 that reports of five union offi

AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES (Oakland, Calif.) - Jordan Truchan was named vice president of ocean asset

The Department of Transportation's report on the future of the Interstate Commerce Commission, sent

TANKER CARRYING FUEL OIL EXPLODES IN US GULFHOUSTON - A 600-foot tanker carrying an

Negotiators for Canada's railways and their unions resumed talks Sunday in hopes of averting a natio

Transportation Secretary Federico Pena moved quickly to take advantage of the new liberal aviation a

Officials from Malaysia and Indonesia signed an aircraft and car deal last week that could lead to f

14 MCDONALD'S OUTLETS OPENED IN CHINA IN '94BEIJING - McDonald's opened 14 outlets i

* The map on Page 4 of the January AirCommerce incorrectly depicted Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania as

Economic recoveries in the West combined with continued dynamic expansion in the Asia-Pacific seem c

Strong investment rules and protection of intellectual property rights within the Asia-Pacific regio

East Asia's airports are racing to expand fast enough to keep up with future anticipated output of g

ALLIANCE OF AMERICAN INSURERS (Schaumburg, Ill.) - Mike Stinziano, a former member of the Ohio Gener

REGIONAL BLOCS BOT Asia '95. Manila, Philippines. Feb. 27-March 1. Contact: Levi Ric

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The Chubb Group of Insurance Cos. said Thursday it has opened an office here, targeted at the "high-

The first witness has been called in the federal trial of five former maritime union leaders accused

Insurance companies have gained Senate approval of a bill that could limit uninsured motorist covera

WINSTON RIDDICK RESIGNS AS CHIEF DEPUTY IN LA.BATON ROUGE, La. - Winston Riddick res

Under Mexico's new transfer pricing rules governing corporate taxes, there is growing concern over h

Federal Express Corp., taking a great leap into one of the world's largest markets, announced Friday

The Superfund issue will make its first appearance in the new Congress at a March 20 hearing before

The beautiful body of art has to have financial muscle. And Dorit Strauss, who specializes in insuri

New tax rules in Mexico are creating chaos for assemblage operations along the 2,000-mile frontier w

Business lending rates are at 80 percent, credit card interest rates hover between 70 percent and 90

Federal Express, United Parcel Service and Fritz Cos. are working with customs authorities throughou

Friday, Feb. 24, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Less-than-truckload carriers struck by the Teamsters union last year have lost millions of small shi

The Federal Maritime Commission is ready to drop its investigation of North Atlantic carriers' colle

The AFL-CIO Executive Council said it has resolved a long dispute by splitting the National Marine E