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Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

More than a half-century after their creation, many of the "original motivations" for federal farm p

NEW DEVICE PROMISES FASTER SPILL RESPONSEA new sensing device developed by three scientists

DISTRIBUTION SCIENCES INC. (Des Plaines, Ill.) - Mary Lynn Treadwell was named to the new position o

For quotes on National, Midwestern or other markets, call the CBT trading floor during trading hours

Women in Transportation. Feb. 21. Panel discussion on "Electronic Environment in Theory and in Pract

Successful fleet operators today improve their bottom line by focusing on mechanical details as well

China's main insurer said Monday it is adopting a well-tested American system to boost its business

Unisys Corp. announced last week that it has received a contract valued at $2.2 million from Malaysi

The Bonneville Power Administration, the largest power wholesaler in the Northwest, last week propos

S&P PLACES AETNA ON CREDITWATCH LISTStandard & Poor, the credit rating agency, has placed a

ZURICH RE POSTS LOSS IN QUARTER AND YEARNEW YORK - Zurich Reinsurance Centre Holding

CIGNA INDIVIDUAL INSURANCE (Bloomfield, Conn.) - Thomas C. Jones was named president of the unit of

Leslie J. Buglass, the author of several books on marine insurance and a former executive at insuran

American and Indian companies Monday completed 23 agreements for energy- related projects valued at

GERMAN METAL TALKS END WITHOUT SALARY OFFERFRANKFURT, Germany - The third round of metal and

U.S. agriculture must "benchmark its counterparts worldwide" to stay competitive in some industries,

To help jump-start the stalled Mideast peace process, President Clinton has proposed extending the U

As margins of error have narrowed in an increasingly competitive global trading system, ocean shippi

Lee Sands, the top China trade negotiator for the United States, may seem an unlikely person to be a

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The European Union is ready to enhance direct investment in China by providing financial incentives

(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Feb. 11, '94 - Feb. 13, '95 (a graph) (2

The graphic Monday, Feb. 13, on Page 1A accompanying the "China in Transition" package incorrectly l

Monday, Feb. 13, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The U.S. Export Trading Company Act, a marketing tool for U.S. exporters, may be in jeopardy if the

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

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The Los Angeles Harbor Commission will begin developing an expanded action plan Wednesday expected t

Leif Hoegh & Co. AS, the Norwegian shipping group active in a wide range of trades, reported a sharp

The past year brought mixed results to the Port of Philadelphia. In 1994, the port saw an in

FMC EXTENDS DEADLINE ON SHIP-SHARING PACTSWASHINGTON - Carriers participating in fou

A year ago, container lessors had a growing problem on their hands. Shipping lines, their ma

American Freightways Corp. plans to open six new terminals in April in the West and Midwest.

Air cargo shippers would see no change to their waybill tax for at least two years after the federal

STRIKES THREATEN TO HALT AIR TRAFFIC IN ITALYROME - Italian aviation unions began th

After exchanging blows for several years in a bitter Canadian airline restructuring saga, Air Canada

Opposition is growing in the House to a legislative proposal to take $33 billion in transportation t

CP Rail System intends to keep most of its freight trains running with specially trained white-colla

The first detailed case study of automatic equipment identification (AEI) on U.S. railroads has foun