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Brazilians Seek to Ease US Software DisputeA bill passed this week by Brazil's Senate may he

R.M. Jamieson, chairman of the Zurich Insurance Cos. in America, based in Overland Park, Kan., was e

Numerous industrial disputes at the Newcastle grain terminal in 1986 probably cost the leading east

Lufthansa, Iberia Plan Spanish Charter LineFRANKFURT, West Germany - Lufthansa AG, the West

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Port officials say by week's end they expect to handle their 1 millionth box of containerized cargo

The Board of Trade Clearing Corp. has agreed to provide risk analysis for the Comex Clearing Associa

Chile is not considering the establishment of quotas or similar restrictive measures for discounted

Asia's tigers showed their claws Thursday in response to Washington's renewed criticism of their fin

The Nosac Group, Norwegian Specialized Auto Carriers, has won a contract to transport Chrysler autom

Syracuse Businessman Plans New WarehouseSYRACUSE, N.Y. - A local businessman plans to build

To the alarm of many Americans, U.S. companies in the early 1980s rushed to move plants and supply l

More than half the entries the Customs Service gets from brokers will soon be filed electronically,

As pressure increases to transform it into a private organization, the state- run telephone monopoly

The House Consumer Subcommittee pulled back legislation Wednesday to require insurance companies to

An obscure provision of the $11.2 billion tax increase bill under discussion in the budget summit ta

Japan Requests Cuts In Iranian Oil ImportsThe Japanese government Thursday asked oil wholesa

The whole world was watching. Financial markets here and abroad, foreign governments and U.S

Phoenix, Vigor Raise Funds for Drug R&DGAINESVILLE, Fla. - Phoenix Advanced Technology Inc.

A coking coal tender issued by the Turkish steel mill TDCI calls for U.S. and Australian bids in the

The National Private Trucking Association (NPTA) believes it has found a sure-fire way to address pu

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

PaineWebber Inc. has created an institutional energy trading unit, hiring Gary M. Becker to head it

The Journal of Commerce learned "with great regret" that Felix Dearden, who until earlier this year

The Senate Commerce Committee swiftly approved the nomination of James Burnley to be the new secreta

Property and casualty insurers have to start making some agonizing choices. The industry can

A former chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Board this week warned the nation's airline industry that

The Chamber of Deputies, with large numbers of legislators from government parties absent, defeated

National Waterways Conference Inc. Seminar on inland waterways port marketing. Nov. 30-Dec. 2 at the

Garment exports from the Philippines topped US$1 billion in the first 10 months of the year, 43 perc

Japan's commercial paper market, which commences today, is probably months away from being profitabl

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

The U.S. Customs Service's user fee on imported products contravenes international trade rules, a Ge

Members of the National Industrial Transportation League voted unanimously to adopt a resolution opp

Borg-Warner Chemicals Inc. announced that it will soon begin construction of an engineering thermopl

Despite continued objections, federal environmental officials are about to begin another battle over

Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. said that cogeneration and independent power production in its service ar

Yonkers Mayor Angelo Martinelli, known as a tough guy, has turned salesman as he tries to persuade o

APL, Maersk to Raise 40-Foot Box ChargesTwo shipping lines moving cargo between the West Coa

An action this week by Brazil's Senate may help defuse the U.S.-Brazilian computer trade dispute, a