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The reauthorization of the Federal-Aid Highway Act, due next year, could severely affect the railroa

The Treasury Department is pressing U.S. and West European commercial banks to do more to help promo

Containerized cargo handled in the colony's port in the first quarter amounted to the equivalent of

In some May 9 editions of The Journal of Commerce, two headlines on Page 3B were transposed: "Waterm

* Trading With Sweden 4A * Tom Connors - Washington 8A* Monthly Rail Carloadings Decline 2B<

A new U.S. District Court decision allowing banks located in towns with less than 5,000 people to ma

Occidental Chemical Corp. is the fourth major North American sodium chlorate producer in the last fe

Trafalgar House PLC, the British group that owns Cunard Steam-Ship Co., reported a small rise in aft

Kuhne & Nagel (AG & Co.), one of the world's largest freight forwarding companies, will start replac

Next week's meetings in Paris on relaxing controls on high-tech exports to Warsaw Pact countries cou

The president of EAC Transport Pacific Center Ltd. resigned last month citing philosophical differen

State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. filed suit in state court to challenge Gov. Jim Florio's

May 9, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

CHINA INDUSTRY OUTPUT UP 2 PERCENT ON YEARLY BASISChina's industrial production reached $35

The Navy christened its first undersea surveillance ship with a special twin- hull design. T

U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills Wednesday indicated that it was not certain that President Bu

The White House said it would oppose a plan backed by European governments to provide $100 million t

West German chemicals group Bayer AG said Tuesday its net consolidated profit fell 3 percent in the

The California State Assembly passed a bill to require that members of the board of governors of the

The House Agriculture Committee Wednesday voted to increase U.S. subsidies of high-value and value-a

The dramatic fall in cocoa prices in recent weeks is not likely to prompt any extraordinary buying b

VOLKSWAGEN'S PROFIT UP 5.5 PERCENT IN 1ST PERIODWOLFSBURG, West Germany - Volkswagen AG, Wes

The woman in Cali, Colombia, had a dream. Perhaps opening a small bicycle shop isn't much of

The following changes are slated to take effect July 1 in the Port of New Orleans tariff: *

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

BRAZIL COULD DISMISS UP TO 400,000 WORKERSBRASILIA, Brazil - President Fernando Collor de Me

About 10,000 gallons of gasoline leaked into the Arthur Kill waterway early Wednesday from a docked

A study released by the American Petroleum Institute said Congress's push in the Clean Air Act for t

SAUDIS ASK JAPANESE TO CUT CRUDE IMPORTSSaudi Arabia asked Japanese oil companies to volunta

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Frits van Riet, Nedlloyd Lines' top man in the United States, will be returning to the Netherlands a

DE LA GARZA PROPOSES FUTURES TASK FORCEA new "emergency reaction task force" should be estab

Brazilian car sales plunged 29 percent in April from a year ago, as the industry showed the effects

China risks being forced out of the world textile big league unless it modernizes and innovates, a s

The California State World Trade Commission opposes two proposals now before Congress relating to fo

Soundair Express, a contract cargo carrier based in Toronto, is for sale, according to itsreceiver.<

In the last 17 months, New Jersey's largest health insurer, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Jerse

Restructuring the U.S. transportation system is essential if American companies are going to compete

The U.S. Department of Agriculture's move to boost the grain purchase level for the Soviet Union was

US, JAPAN BEGIN TALKS ON JOINT OPPORTUNITIESJapan is hoping the current dialogue between the