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A top Canadian water exporter says his company's plans to ship water to the United States and other

The three short years since it was "invented" by Chrysler Corp., the minivan has become a huge succe

The Royal Bank of Canada has streamlined its operations and is eyeing opportunities for expansion in

Trouble-plagued Bank Bumiputra Malaysia, the country's largest, is back in the black for the first t

New York's financial industry faced internal problems well before Black Monday, when the Dow stock a

North Sea oil prices crashed by more than $1 a barrel last week, briefly falling through the $18 bar

China is emerging as the price setter in the European coal market, refusing to join the attempt by o

Five months of talks between airline, government and handicapped representative s abruptly ended aft

Bell Atlantic Corp. of Philadelphia has signed a letter of intent to buy eight European and British

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

Most executives believe that cutting government spending and eliminatingbarriers to U.S. exp

The American Insurance Association's 1987 General Counsel's Symposium will be held Nov. 8-10 in Wash

The conclusion of a new U.S.-Mexican trade accord was hailed by business leaders and commerce offici

U.S. shipbuilders regard Nov. 9 as a black day for their industry. On that date the last mer

Sen. Bill Bradley, D-N.J., sharply criticized the Reagan administration for its handling of the econ

The Maritime Administration has found that West Coast merchant shipbuilding costs run slightly below

The directors of RCCL (Royal Caribbean Cruise Line) will decide next week whether to register their

American President Lines said it introduced the shipping industry's first phone service to let shipp

Canada shipped 77.8 percent, or $1.3 billion, of its electronics exports to the United States in the

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The United States is likely after all to launch Indonesia's next communications satellite following

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

Argentina and Brazil are working to coordinate a common stance against overseas creditors or, local

The United States still wields the most clout in the organization that administers the world's tradi

A court of arbitration in Stockholm has ruled that Cool Carriers must pay five fired executives more

A new bunker fuel facility at the port of Coos Bay, Ore., is doing almost twice as much business as

Deficit reduction talks inched forward Thursday with hints of progress but no final agreement on a p

Some of the most potentially devastating provisions of the U.S. House and Senate trade bills are of

Sanity and stability are returning to the insurance industry, with prices falling in many lines and

Japan will lift import restraints on several agricultural products that reportedly violate the Gener

Back when Lyndon Johnson was president, he used to remind his critics, "I'm the only president you'v

US Bank Completes Mexican Debt SwapNEW YORK - Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co. said it comple

Violation Unlikely To Hurt PilgrimThe Massachusetts Insurance Department's chief counsel say

When the editorial board of The Journal of Commerce met recently with leading maritime experts to di

Trade negotiators charged with devising a strengthened international system of fair trade rules for

Ensidesa, the Spanish steel company, is the latest victim of the tight supply of coking coal availab

Japanese petrochemical manufacturers, once again making big profits, find themselves at a crossroad.

Thousands of union jobs fell through an enormous loophole in a new "job security" contract when Gene

Canada's trucking industry still has to follow a U.S. lead and cut its overhead by as much as 15 per

Admiral of the Ocean Sea Awards. Sponsored by the United Seamen's Service. Dinner. Nov. 6 at the New