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The Traffic Board of the North Atlantic Ports Association, based in New York City, has urged the Fed

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

The new oil futures contract to be launched here Feb. 22 will offer the first hedging vehicle for oi

At airline cargo divisions both in the United States and around the world,plans for introduc

Norway's stock exchange, after suffering as badly as any world exchange from the October 1987 stock

ANCHOR SAVINGS BANK (Hewlett, N.Y.) - David W. Beal was named executive vice president, mortgages.

Thu., Jan. 26. 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Finance Minister Michael Wilson said a plan by American Express Co. to set up a Canadian bank will p

JOHN HANCOCK TO PAY FOR UNAPPROVED DRUGJohn Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co., one of the na

E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. is moving aggressively to expand its Asian presence in the face of str

I'm pleased to announce that The Journal of Commerce is giving our daily insurance readers what they

Chew International Group, a leading export management concern, is going out of business after encoun

Stolt Tankers & Terminals (Holdings) SA, a leading worldwide operator of parcel tankers that carry l

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB

Transportation Secretary-designate Samuel K. Skinner said the nation's highways and bridges need "su

The Illinois Central Railroad has lost its bid to break the crew-consist agreement it has with the U

Duke Power Co. reported that overall kilowatt-hour sales for 1988 increased by 3.5 percent.

Packaging giant Stone Container Corp. of Chicago said Thursday it plans to make a C$2.6 billion (abo

TIGER INTERNATIONAL POSTS EARNINGS RISELOS ANGELES - Tiger International Inc. reported net f

American President Companies Ltd. earned $15.5 million, or 60 cents a share, in the fourth quarter o

W. GERMANS SAY LIBYA CAN'T MAKE WAR GASESBONN, West Germany - U.S. and West German intellige

WHAT IT IS: The most sweeping trade legislation in a generation, the Omnibus Trade Act reforms U.S.

The Canadian government has announced a major escalation of its anti-drug measures by introducing cl

Edifact ASC X12 International Project Team Meeting, Jan. 31-Feb. 2. Hotel Sofitel, Miami, Fla. Edifa

There may be some in the East Coast maritime industry who think, "I'm not afraid of landbridges," as

After a month of refurbishing by ship workers with Pilgrims' pride, the Mayflower II is ship-shape a

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SHIPPERS HAVE WON a key round against the Texas Railroad Commission in an automatic released rate fi

The leading congressional proposal for controlling acid rain would cause a major shift from high-sul

DU PONT'S INCOME LEAPS IN 4TH QUARTERWILMINGTON, Del. - E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. announ

The Alitalia Airlines group has received final approval of its 1989-1992 budget from its parent comp

The U.S. dollar rose slightly Thursday in a particularly quiet market. Dealers said the mark

The Commerce Department's computerized trade data program for U.S. exporters is rife with problems,

Microcom Inc. of Norwood, Mass., has become the third U.S. software manufacturer to select Puerto Ri

U.S. Department of Agriculture Deputy Secretary Peter Myers is the top contender to become chief fed

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Barely three months after a grand opening presided over by the U.S. consul general, computer and sof

NEW ALLIANCE LINKS NITL UNIT, NJ CLUBNEWARK, N.J. - A new transportation alliance has bloome

Private shipbuilders believe the Navy, their main customer, owes them better treatment. The