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One of the largest U.S. military exercises, Reforger 88, began late last month with the movement of

A sharp drop in Soviet grain import requirements over the next five years will depress world grain t

With a formal cease-fire only days away in the Iran-Iraq War, the focus in Tehran is shifting to reb

A new category of insurance cover for port authorities is to be launched by the London-based Through

Venezuela will issue $100 million of Eurobonds Monday, marking the second time a developing nation d

OHIO CASUALTY REPAYS ALL OF EMBEZZLED FUNDSMAYS LANDING, N.J. - Public funds taken by a form

Auckland, New Zealand, lives up to its motto of the City of Sails. Look out from any directi

While South Korea's shipbuilding industry is hard on the heels of No. 1 shipbuilder Japan, Korean sh

Underground storage tanks for home heating oil are less threatening to the environment than those us

After four years of pleading for adequate facilities to house its commercial cargo staff at Los Ange

Aug. 17, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High

DEAN WORLDWIDE (Huntington Beach, Calif.) - Ronald Kiser was named an account executive. He was mana

Major new savings are unlikely to flow to shippers if full transportation deregulation occurs in Can

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp., the largest in the British colony, sharply boosted its forecast o

JAPAN LISTS TENDER FOR AUSTRALIAN BEEFSYDNEY, Australia - Japan's Livestock Industry Promoti

Disequilibrium in the trade balances of the United States, Japan and West Germany is damaging global

Indonesia's minister for national development planning said Indonesia will rely increasingly on grow

PAKISTAN'S GEN. ZIA DIES IN A PLANE CRASHGen. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq, Pakistan's military ruler

In a sensational development, Hong Kong's World-Wide (Shipping) Ltd. slapped arrest warrants on thre

Exporters now can take advantage of a new program from the U.S. Bureau of Export Administration that

The Federal Aviation Administration inched closer to creating its Dow Jones Index of aviation safety

At Warrington (Pa.) Equipment Manufacturing Co., a shiny new U-Haul truck hailed as an amateur drive

MOTOR CARRIER SURVEY FINDS RISING EXPENSESMotor carrier revenue for the first quarter of 198

Citing the potential of terrorist attack, members of Congress say they will strongly oppose any move

Trade union bans on foreign ships have been blamed for high shipping freight rates between Australia

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The Illinois Insurance Department Tuesday conditionally approved Batus Inc.'s acquisition of Farmers

Johnson & Johnson subsidiary Cilag Sarl, of Paris, received approval from the French government for

Over the next decade, exports by young, high-technology companies could help reduce the national tra

The state energy monopoly in Malaysia has signed nine production-sharing accords for oil exploration

IBM SOFTWARE THINKS LIKE HUMAN EXPERTSInternational Business Machines Corp. announced new ar

University of Wisconsin-Madison, production and inventory control seminar, Aug. 22-24. Contact: Sue

The story headlined Shipping Lines Cite Perceived US Disinterest in Scandinavia, which appeared on P

NEW SECURITIES FIRM OPENS IN SHANGHAISHANGHAI, China - Shanghai Shenyin Securities Co., the

Wed., Aug. 17, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

DOMINO'S PIZZA ORDERS 7 COUNTRIES - TO GODomino's Pizza Inc., the $2-billion U.S. firm that

EC OFFICIAL PRAISES TIES WITH EAST BLOCBRUSSELS, Belgium - A top official of the European Co

INTERNATIONAL TRADE COMMISSION (Washington) - The Senate has approved Ronald Cass to serve as a memb

Electronics is expected to become South Korea's single largest export category this year, surpassing

The Port of Oakland has approved the nation's first port tariff organized according to the harmonize