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A new feeling of optimism prevails over Soviet-American trade, and it seems to reflect official opin

Argentina's grain marketing strategy will attempt to counter U.S. subsidy policies by emphasizing qu

American President Cos. said it authorized the buy-back of up to 4 million shares of its stock.<

The question of whether to test for drug and alcohol abuse in the trucking industry is quickly givin

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The European Community on Monday put forth its proposal for cutting agricultural subsidies at a meet

Israeli Official Hopes For More Sales in USIsrael should try to increase its exports to the

Domestic exports slipped in September from the previous month but are still showing strong growth ov

The Journal of Commerce today begins a new feature, Utility Outlook. Each week, a different group of

Top Stories: The economic outlook for Singapore seems a bit brighter than it did at the beginning

Monsanto Co. said it will appeal the verdict awarding 65 plaintiffs $16.3 million in punitive damage

Motorists enjoyed a slight drop in gasoline prices in the past two weeks, but higher prices are expe

Exxon Reports Rise In Third Quarter NetExxon Corp. said third quarter net income increased t

The Grand Trunk Western Railroad's field sales offices were just not equipped to do the kind of deal

Plans to convince California energy users to switch from fuel oil to natural gas have been welcomed

The chairman of the Pacific Stock Exchange said a computerized order system that failed under the cr

The rout resumed on Wall Street Monday, with the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials falling 156.83

The local stock market went into free-fall Monday when it reopened after an unprecedented four-day s

Custom brokers who file entries electronically with Customs received a pleasant surprise earlier thi

Rep. Thomas Downey, D-N.Y., will once again attempt to lower U.S. sugar price supports when he intro

Scientists are developing tiny cornstarch capsules filled with insecticide or disease that attract h

Jerry Graulich is traffic manager of the Wine and Spirits Shippers Association in Reston, Va. He was

Australian ports are one-third as efficient as those in other maritime countries, a port official sa

Crude oil prices slid below $20 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange Monday as jittery inves

The Federal Maritime Commission is moving closer to the day when it will no longer be a "paper choke

Lucky GoldStar Plant To Open in EuropeWORMS, West Germany - Lucky GoldStar, the South Korean

Peru's private insurance industry will fight the country's new nationalization law "to the last," sa

Congressional leaders left a White House meeting with President Reagan saying all agreed to tone dow

The nation's ports should help spur U.S. exports and support "responsible" trade legislation, severa

CP Rail is looking to improved technology to cut operating costs on its 15,000-mile system.

Knight-Ridder Inc., owner of The Journal of Commerce, said Monday it would begin purchasing up to 1

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

A dispute over production levels at two bauxite refineries in Jamaica is to be resolved through arbi

The success of the pending U.S.-Japan accord on the $8.5 billion Kansai airport in Osaka will hinge

A U.S. recession, which some economists say might follow the recent Wall Street crash, would worsen

British officials confirmed Monday that Kuwait has registered two of its tankers to fly the British

1148.0 (Oct. 26) Previous day - 1144.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

Political leadership is the key to stabilizing the world financial markets, said Trevor Woodland, he

The U.S. dollar declined against most key currencies Monday as a morning uptrend faded on expectatio

Any plans to celebrate the first anniversary of the City of London's Big Bang this morning were abru