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A story Wednesday on the IUMI conference in Nice, France misidentified the vice president of GRE of

A prominent Canadian think tank recommended that Canada drop its demand for abinding dispute

Treasury Secretary James A. Baker III said the Reagan administration now supports a general increase

Key congressional leaders appeared to continue to support the U.S. position in the Canadian free tra

Honda of America Manufacturing Inc. is looking for suppliers willing to meet Japanese specifications

Reopening the suspended U.S.-Canada negotiations on free trade depends on Washington, the chief Cana

The sprawling Bremer Vulkan shipyard on the banks of the river Weser here is buzzing with activity.<

American President Lines Ltd. wants to boost its subsidized service in the Pacific and believes the

Senate Banking Committee Chairman William Proxmire plans to introduce legislation next month allowin

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

U.S. gas producers will not be able to meet domestic natural gas demand if this winter is colder tha

Growing demand for oil from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries could put the cartel b

Air New Zealand Puts In Order for 747-400Air New Zealand has converted an earlier order for

For the week ended Sept. 12 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled

The port of Long Beach, continuing a record of profitability at Southern California's ports, reporte

Japanese Tanker Ravaged by FireMANILA, Philippines - Fire and explosions roared through a Ja

NOT WORTH TAKING OVER? CNW Inc. management recently said it's considering several options up

The port of San Francisco said it may have to foot all the bills for dredging its new shipping chann

Risk Retention Group Draws 200 to MeetingOAK BROOK, Ill. - The National Risk Retention Assoc

Members of Congress say a small New Jersey panel is succeeding where two massive federal agencies -

Hundreds of lawmakers from four countries are urging the World Bank to use a greater portion of its

A Veterans Administration study showing a high rate of cancer among Marines who served in Vietnam ha

When Douglas Cardinal applied in the early 1950s for admission to the architectural school at the Un

The Senate unanimously approved a proposal to deny defense construction contracts to foreign firms w

African countries are contemplating a freeze on interest payments on their nearly $200 billion forei

ITC Rules Japanese Dumping Silica FabricsThe U.S. International Trade Commission made a fina

European Community coffee importers are studying a detailed proposal by coffee producers to reintrod

The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers - New York Section. Past chairmen's night dinne

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

Montedison is bullish on its recent increased investment in Himont's polypropylene business, accordi

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management

A recent report challenges the widely held assumption that the Japanese equities market is overvalue

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Britain's exports to the United States fell back steeply between July and August, while imports rose

The president of the European Parliament said Thursday he is not hopeful that agricultural trade iss

SIGN THE MEASURE INTO LAW was the message to President Reagan by various lawmakers and private group

James J. McNamara was named chief surveyor at National Cargo Bureau Inc., a non-profit organization

The complex format of the House-Senate conference on the trade bill and the political infighting in

The Agriculture Department says a rise in exports of U.S. farm commodities is expected to carry over

Japanese Company To Sell Odorless GarlicA Japanese company said Thursday it has found a way