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A campaign by U.S. exporters against pre-shipment inspections by developing countries is on hold whi

Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone received a warning from Democratic Sen. John D. Rockefeller IV Thur

Consumer confidence continued to improve in March, The Conference Board said, and now stands above i

The government announced Friday a new policy aimed at containing South Korea's growing trade surplus

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Hong Kong Investor Sets Bottling DealVANCOUVER, British Columbia - A Hong Kong businessman i

A congressman who represents part of Silicon Valley accused the Pentagon of biased opposition to U.S

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

Toaster Designed On Tunnel PrincipleA British company has developed a compact commercial bre

Indonesia is begging its textile manufacturers to churn out more for the U.S. market. The co

The Textile and Apparel Group of the American Association of Exporters and Importers has set April 2

Chocolate mogul Hershey Foods Corp. is getting into chewing gum, nuts, rolled candy and breath mints

The U.S. government has imported a Japanese machine that will begin sometime this week to spit out U

Belgium, Israel Found Dumping Acid in USBelgian and Israeli firms are selling industrial pho

An international aviation agency will meet in Montreal Tuesday to discuss heavily taxed jet fuel pr

The new Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway shipping season started off with a bang. Our early t

Consumer confidence continued to improve in March, The Conference Board said, and now stands above i

The Transportation Department is not expected to decide until next September whether to approve the

Electronic Data Interchange document transmission will start to put the squeeze on overnight air exp

A countertrade deal in which India will purchase two Boeing 747-300 aircraft worth about US$250 mill

Japan's All Nippon Airways inaugurated regular flights between Tokyo and Beijing following a ceremon

Niagara Mohawk Power Co. went to court Friday to file a $500 million lawsuit against the manufacture

The troubled Florida odyssey of Provincetown-Boston Airline will come to a close next month when the

Florida Power Corp. entered the spot market to buy 600,000 tons of coal for the second half of 1987,

Researchers at the General Electric Co.'s Research and Development Center are planning to spend abou

The Bonneville Power Administration has no business establishing public policy, says Idaho Gov. Ceci

Rotterdam's dominant role in the European spot coal market will be challenged if Australian coal pro

TVA Purchases Coal For Two Steam PlantsThe Tennessee Valley Authority said it bought 3,000 t

New Orleans area coal terminals handled 1.14 million tons of coal bound for the export market in Mar

The chief executive of Michigan's largest utility defended the Public Utility Regulatory Policy Act

Bid for Argonaut Termed 'Inadequate'Argonaut Group Inc. said the buy-out bid from Clarendon

World prices of frozen concentrated orange juice will remain stable, Mario Peres, Brazilian Citrus J

Government subsidies of U.S. grain exports, a program targeted at Western Europe, may have hurt non-

Thai Rice Exports Fell In Three-Month PeriodBANGKOK, Thailand - Thailand exported 1.23 milli

Japan should lift strict government restrictions on imports of 12 agricultural products in the inter

Coffee production is set to reach about 76.3 million 60-kilogram bags in 1986-87, according to revis

April 16, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The Journal of Commerce has added two cities to the gasoline price table for reseller rack sales. Po

The Metropolitan Energy Council named two oil burner manufacturers' executives as Men of the Year fo

Crude oil prices rose on the New York Mercantile Exchange last week, and European spot prices firmed