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The Argentine government will soon raise to 8.70 Argentine australs per 100 kilograms the minimum su

Taiwan registered a record trade surplus of US$15.6 billion in 1986, with exports reaching a record

Chinese peasants have planted more grain crops in a bid to produce another good harvest in 1987, acc

Westconn International Trade Association. Monthly meeting. Jan. 13 at Skipper's Restaurant, Norwalk,

GENERAL NEWS Merrill Lynch economists warned that improvement in the U.S. trade deficit is a

Port Everglades Authority approved a 1987 budget projecting an operating revenue increase of 8 perce

Carriers and food distributors have formed a new trade group to cut food losses in refrigerated cont

Hughes Aircraft Backs Lockheed Unit ProjectNASHUA, N.H. - Sanders Associates, a unit of Lock

The port of Gulfport, faced with an overwhelming bond debt that has sucked up any budget reserves, w

Furukawa Electric of Tokyo and United Technologies Automotive of Michigan announced they have formed

Hong Kong Firm Buys Luxury Hotel in DenverDENVER, Colo. - Warwick International Hotels, owne

CHEW'S COMPLAINT: Ralph Chew, president of the National Association of Export Companies, questions t

Japan must do more to reduce its enormous annual trade surpluses in the interest of the global econo

Taiwan registered a record trade surplus of US$15.6 billion in 1986, with exports reaching a record

Terminal operators in Washington state and British Columbia are vying for the contract to handle con

If U.S. trade deficit numbers don't improve in 1987, you can kiss the economy goodbye, according to

If U.S. trade deficit numbers don't improve in 1987, you can kiss the economy goodbye, according to

Sales of imported cars in Japan skyrocketed by a whopping 36.2 percent last year, the Japan Automobi

If U.S. trade deficit numbers don't improve in 1987, you can kiss the economy goodbye, according to

Vancouver Cargo Line Will Take on TouristsVANCOUVER, British Columbia - The last active vess

Japan's Nippon Steel Corp., the world's largest steel producer, will close five of its 12 blast fur

The Reagan administration will propose legislation to open markets abroad for U.S. exports, Treasury

Dams around the country are at 79 percent of capacity, sufficient toguarantee water for irrigation f

Yugoslav consumers were hit with a new wave of price hikes on more than 500 goods and services this

Paula L. Green, a former daily newspaper reporter, has joined the insurance reporting staff at The J

One of Japan's leading paper companies said it is considering taking over a Canadian pulp maker and

The Federal Reserve Board, other federal regulators and the Bank of England proposed a joint approac

Ciba-Geigy Corp. will close its pigment manufacturing facility by December 1988, leaving 530 workers

Dow Rises Above 2000 NEW YORK - The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose above the histo

With electric rates on Hawaii among the highest in the United States, geothermal exploration crews a

The Reagan administration is of two minds over whether the Interstate Commerce Commission should rec

Japan's central bank has been trying to prop up the U.S. dollar through intervention, a high Japanes

Ocean carriers criticized the Shipping Act of 1984 at a seminar here Thursday, but their comments ap

Railroad freight traffic last year was marginally higher than 1985 levels, the Association of Americ

Faced with continuing gloomy forecasts for locomotive purchases in the coming months and years, Gene

Trans-Atlantic ocean carriers are bracing themselves for an all-out trade war between the United Sta

U.S. and Canadian truckers this week met formally for the first time in seven years to discuss contr

For the week ended Dec. 20, 1986, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equ

XTRA Corp.'s shareholder rights plan appears to have stalled a takeover attempt by Itel Corp. of Chi

If U.S. trade deficit numbers don't improve in 1987, you can kiss the economy goodbye, according to