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The North Europe U.S. Atlantic conference (NEAC) wants to increase westbound ship ping rates across

Claiming the insurance crisis is over, an attorneys' group urged lawmakers not to tinker with the ju

Southland Subsidiary To Offer 8-Year NotesGoldman, Sachs & Co. announced the proposed sale o

Lee Hills, editorial chairman emeritus of Knight- Ridder, announced his retirement from the Knight-R

Oil Minister Sheik Abdel-Aziz bin Khalifa al-Thani played down the significance of violations of the

Shippers who had cargo on the missing containership Hanjin Incheon are being advised to file claims

The U.S. dollar eased moderately Friday in quiet trading prior to the weekend's meetings in Paris of

Some Wall Street analysts appear to agree with poet Robert Browning, who wrote that the best is yet

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

U.S. trade lawyers are still squabbling over the question of gray market imports into the United Sta

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

China hopes to close a contract to supply 300,000 metric tons of coking coal a year to Brazilian sta

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India is urging its textile manufacturers to boost sales to the United States under a new U.S.-India

Three defense contractors say they are teaming up to make a bid for a 10- year, $1 billion support c

Novacor Raises PE Resin PricesNovacor Chemicals Inc. will raise its prices on all grades of

February 20, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

On Change in China: The purpose of opening our windows is to let in fresh air, not to extend

A new calculation of China's trade for 1986 shows a whopping deficit of more than US$12 billion, abo

World Steel Output Fell 11 percent in JanuaryBRUSSELS, Belgium - Crude steel output in the n

Overwhelming response to The Journal of Commerce's decision to run free jobs- wanted classified adve

The federal government and its military agencies could save time and money if they put cargo from th

A Japanese bank's reluctance to assist in the prosecution of a former executive accused of embezzlin

Lawyer Cites Violation Of AIDS Test PrivacyA Berkeley lawyer says insurance companies, docto

Reflecting both external and domestic pressures, the Taiwanese government is placing increased empha

Union Carbide Canada Ltd., a majority-owned affiliate company of Union Carbide Corp., announced the

Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd., Israel's largest manufacturer of pharmaceuticals, reported stro

"Repeal of the McCarran-Ferguson Act is the wrong solution to the wrong problem." That's Del

Grain Interests Defend Rate ConfidentialityGrain interests have accused the Interstate Comme

American Gets Nod To Buy Small CarrierThe Department of Transportation tentatively approved

Australia's minister for trade ripped into the United States for its protectionist farm policies, wa

A Brazilian company hopes to produce locally the expensive castor oil de rivatives that now are proc

An administrative law judge has reconsidered a case involving shipping-law violations and recommende

TRAINS GROUND TO A HALT at the Association of American Railroads' recent affair honoring former Sen.

The Philippine Board of Investments is expected to announce Tuesday new guidelines designed to match

Possible AIDS Vaccine Is Tested on HumansFor the last seven months, with very little fanfare

Bangladesh is making progress in a campaign to attract foreign investment by offering generous incen

Mole Develops Charger For Model AircraftMole Technology, a British company, has developed su

Despite the heat generated on Capitol Hill over ways to change the 1985 farm law, none of the propos