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Freymiller Trucking Inc., a Bakersfield, Calif.-based long-haul carrier, feels the market for temper

The current wheat crop in Australia will yield a harvest some 20 percent below last year's.

Annual rates charged by insurers who cover 80 percent of New Jersey's motorists will go up by approx

A new instrument to measure radon levels in buildings, soil and air has been introduced in Sweden by

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

Canada's biting insects are a hardy breed, like the rugged vacationers who endure them every summer

The government hopes to have installed radar systems for 17 or more airports within five years that

Investigators looking at Sunday's crash of Northwest Airlines Flight 255 say several procedural devi

Port Everglades Posts Jump in Box TrafficFORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Container cargo volume movi

The Caribbean tourist industry, buoyed by an increase in visitors from the United States, is continu

What can U.S. industry do to help cut that dangerous trade deficit? The answer, analysts and economi

South Korea will start gradually easing restrictions on fertilizer imports next year, government off

Of all foreign countries, the United States is the most natural partner to do business with India,"

US Company Slates Chinese OperationsOMAHA, Neb. - The Omaha-based partnership that started a

The U.S. printing and writing industry will be looking more and more to foreign suppliers for paper,

U.S. exports and imports of made-made textile fibers rose in May, although there were slight decline

Stories about crowded runways took on new depth Thursday when a landing cargo aircraft struck anothe

Three investors have filed an treble-damage antitrust suit against Stolt Tankers and Terminals over

There is a growing concern among foreign diplomats here that the stubborn U.S. trade deficit will fo

U.S. Truck Lines Inc. would be the centerpiece of a network of mid-sized motor carriers under a prop

The people who use and pay for Australian ports should be more vocal in demanding improvements, says

Top Stories Guangdong's banking system has been targeted for an overhaul that will facilitat

Reversing a 50-year trend, regions of the United States have been growing apart economically in this

U.S. vegetable oil exports to India probably will increase as a result of a severe drought in India'

U.S. and Taiwan government officials here insist they are making efforts to help U.S. companies ente

The nation's newspapers are likely to be hit by another boost in the cost of newsprint early next ye

Forest companies on Canada's west coast are opposed to inclusion of shipping in free trade talks wit

The International Longshoremen's Association's Baltimore locals have pulled out of a "New Business T

Australian aviation officials and the country's international airline, Qantas, believe a new air agr

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First daughter Samantha Thompson stole the show with her $10,100 bid for a grand champion pig at the

Hundreds of containers of Australian meat are held at refrigerated warehouses in some ports as impor

Japan is not as difficult a market to break into as U.S. companies believe - U.S. exporters just don

The 1987-88 American Package Express Carriers Association service directory is now available. APECA

Bad-debt losses by banks and other farm lenders remain high but are declining as farmers cut expense

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

The U.S. dollar rebounded Thursday afternoon following four days of declines that drove it to a seve

Stock Prices Soar To Record HighStock prices rose sharply Thursday, with the Dow Jones avera

Thailand exported 1 million tons of maize from January to July this year, down 52.3 percent from the

The threat to shipping in the gulf has increased with the discovery of sophisticated sea mines that