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The Federal Maritime Commission has ordered the Trans-Atlantic Agreement to turn over additional inf

Latin American banana exporters Tuesday accepted the European Union's controversial banana import re

The Clinton administration for the first time has suggested that the United States might take limite

Trucking company negotiators are expected today to present a final offer to the Teamsters Union, giv

On a bright morning with a strong hint of spring in the air, C.H. Tung is looking at ease with more

Inagua Lines Inc., which filed for Chapter 11 protection earlier this month, hopes the replacement o

An escapade in a New Orleans nightclub that included a $15,630 tab fortopless dancers has co

A former trainee in California's marine pilot program is suing the state's pilot board over his dism

South America continues to act as a magnet for shipping lines, as two breakbulk/container operators

NEW ORLEANS BRIDGE REOPENS TO SOME TRAFFICNEW ORLEANS - The bridge over the Industri

Sir Leon Brittan, the European trade commissioner, assured developing nations Tuesday that the Europ

The Commerce Department plans a major realignment as part of an administration effort to help U.S. b

Analysts are divided in their opinions about a move by the world's largest chip maker, Intel Corp.,

The Clinton administration gave an unenthusiastic welcome to Japan's new proposals for easing barrie

Mexico's ruling party has opted for continuity with the selection of a former education secretary to

AZERBAIJAN TO PEG CURRENCY TO RUBLEAzerbaijan has decided to peg the exchange rate of its na

Spain's customs-cleared trade deficit rose to 136.117 billion pesetas ($999 million) in February fro

The Supreme Court Monday wrestled with California's system for taxing the income of multinational co

The European Union's expansion plans are hanging in the balance as Britain and Spain ponder whether

China will delay the planned April 1 opening of a new national interbank foreign exchange market for

Monday, March 28, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

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

The Canadian government announced Monday that Montreal will be the headquarters of the North America

The European Commission is planning to overhaul a 23-year-old system that grants favorable trade ter

Negotiators have made rapid progress toward a free-trade agreement between Israel and a future Pales

This is the true story of an ant that beat up an elephant in Russia. It was recounted by Ser

EUROPEANS TO TEST INFORMATION NETWORKVELIZY, France - Europe's public telecommunicat

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China will introduce a new arbitration code for international business disputes next June, part of i

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

Mar. 28, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Members of the Far Eastern Freight Conference, responding to sharp increases in cargo volumes, said

March 28, 1994 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals and the

Bunker prices in Japanese ports have spiked higher despite declines in international crude prices as

Russia will seek to sign an agreement with Kazakhstan that will provide a more favorable system on t

Taiwan proved a little too far from home for a Santa Cruz, Calif., bicycle helmet manufacturer, so i

Gas prices continued to rise at the pump, increasing about a half-cent nationwide over the last two