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President Reagan's $300 million in tariffs on Japanese electronic exports to the United States defin

The upcoming talks on a new bilateral textile agreement between the United States andChina will be p

Island Shipping Lines Ltd. again insisted that the Maritime Administration reconsider its decision t

Mitsui OSK Lines hopes to capture a larger share of the Dallas intermodal market with a new weekly d

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South Korea Lifts Some Import CurbsSEOUL, South Korea - The government agreed under pressure

Washington Water Power Co. said electricity and natural gas sales declined in the first quarter beca

Altex to Sell Assets Of Parrish Oil ToolsAltex Industries Inc. said it has agreed to sell th

Parents have told their children for generations that they should study hard so that they can go to

From the point of view of the airline cargo service executive at Kennedy International Airport, it i

Security Pacific Corp., the nation's sixth largest bank holding company, said Tuesday it promoted si

Samsung Group distributes its electronics products in the United States through Samsung Electronics

A seminar here May 6-8 will focus on the possibility of using seagoing barges and inland-ocean ships

Mohasco to Sell Mexican Carpet UnitAMSTERDAM, N.Y. - Mohasco Corp. has signed an agreement t

A recently established state-owned Chinese coal exporting company may lead to sharper competition wi

India is seeking US$1.5 billion in World Bank assistance to modernize its textile industry, hoping t

Taiwan to Encourage Investments in USTAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan plans to encourage its business

Round-the-clock talks between Mack Trucks Inc. and representatives of the United Auto Workers conti

Claims that Indonesia blatantly infringes copyright are spurious because copying is not illegal unde

State regulations restricting the daily operations of the nation's commercial corporations should be

Three days of discussions between U.S. and Japanese political and business leaders ended just south

State regulations restricting the daily operations of the nation's commercial corporations should be

National Piggyback Services Inc. named Barry A. Miller executive vice president, replacing Robert Li

Japan's government seems unaware that growing protectionist sentiment has put the United States on t

A Dutch manufacturer has developed a portable power system operating on solar energy. The generator

The port of Stockton, stung by a critical grand jury report last year, wants it known that a new gra

Bureau Veritas, the French ship classification society, is launching a new U.S.-based container insp

The Pacific Coast/Australia-New Zealand Tariff Bureau announced a general rate increase of at least

The job ahead for Conrail and all railroads and our agents is to improve the intermodal transportati

Top officials of UAL Inc., parent of United Airlines, have been given lucrative employment contracts

The U.S. Treasury posted a $28.01 billion deficit in March, bringing the total budget shortfall to $

When Dwayne Andreas met with Mikhail Gorbachev, the Soviet leader who was then in charge of agricult

Hong Kong exhibitors signed orders worth HK$4.3 million (US$550,000) at the recent International Hou

CooperVision Inc. said it acquired two retail optical chains in the United Kingdom, bringing to 117

The business sector in Barbados has responded favorably to new measures introduced by the government

Insurance Boosts Armco EarningsPARSIPPANY, N.J. - Armco Inc. reported first quarter earnings

The 48,850-deadweight-ton French container vessel Korrigan went aground at Fos sur Mer while leaving

Ryder System Inc. reported first quarter earnings increased 39 percent to $34.3 million, or 42 cents

McDonnell Douglas Corp.'s chairman said that first-quarter earnings would be off by 30 percent, caus

Oilseeds exports from South America are likely to rise by only 800,000 metric tons in calendar 1987,