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Malaysia to Increase Oil Production by 19 percentKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Malaysia will incr

South Korea's oil exploration project in Indonesia is experiencing "some small problems" because mor

Regional airlines, suffering severe pilot attrition because of raids by major airlines, are turning

A Canadian government decision relaxing restrictions on natural gas exports to the United States wil

Japan will increase its state-financed oil reserve to 315 million barrels over 7 years, chairman of

Supplies of key petroleum products followed seasonal patterns last week, and U.S. imports of crude o

Thai investigators questioned the crew of a Dragonair flight Wednesday to try to determine why a Tha

Right-O-Way, one of the nation's largest privately-owned air freight forwarders, feels it is time fo

Association of Transportation Practitioners, Chicago regional meeting, Sept. 11, Traffic Club of Ch

United Transportation Union President Fred A. Hardin and three congressmen came to bury the Intersta

Airport Chief to Speak At Transport SeminarLouis A. Turpen, director of airports, San Franci

The West German Railway Union expects about 25,000 people to protest in Bonn today against the conti

Cargo carried on North Atlantic routes by the 21-member Association of European Airlines rose faster

Canada's third largest railway is reporting higher revenue yields from passenger operations.

ICC Allows Track Sale Over Union ObjectionsThe Interstate Commerce Commission, brushing asid

Some Reagan administration officials may be tilting toward Iraq these days, but State Department map

Robert L. Woodell, a former shoe company executive, Wednesday was named executive director of the po

The International Longshoremen's Association, faced with increasing non-ILA competition, agreed Wedn

The U.S. energy and shipping industries may need special government help if these critically importa

Wed., Sept. 9, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

International traffic through Miami will grind to a virtual halt today and Friday, courtesy of visit

Another chapter in the demise of United States Lines Inc. has been written with the quiet sale here

Earth's largest island, a sparsely populated and little-developed province of Denmark, is trying to

This is shaping up as a record year for Australian investment in the United States. Australi

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One of the most blatant Asian violators of copyright, Indonesia, is moving to tighten up protection

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

Export Credits Shifted to WheatThe USDA has reallocated $10 million worth of GSM-102 export

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has switched $5 million in GSM-102 export credit guarantees to Al

As cotton planters begin harvesting in this Delta county and around the nation, farm officials are p

The sultan of Oman's personnel director was there. So were four gentlemenfrom the Taiwanese

China's determination to modernize its economy presents big opportunities for U.S. computer companie

Botswana Becomes Member of GATTBotswana has become the 95th member of the General Agreement

For the first time since negotiations on a U.S.-Canada free trade agreement began, the majority of C

Temtech Ltd., a Northern Ireland-based company, has developed a portable defibrillator for patients

The U.S. Customs Service is patting itself on the back for its efforts to cut down the pen-and-ink t

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

World Cocoa Price Slumps to 4-Year LowThe price of cocoa slumped to its lowest level in 4 1

A leading manufacturer and distributor of juvenile furniture in Brazil - where babies abound but cas

The U.S. International Trade Commission has determined that U.S. producers of forged steel crankshaf