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When U.S. trade figures for November 1994 came out Thursday, they showed that the United States for

Trade negotiators continue to be frustrated in their efforts to overcome European Union intransigenc

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Spain's producer prices rose 0.6 percent in November from October, and 4.9 percent from November las

Canada's National Transportation Agency has cleared the way for the proposed acquisition of Cast Gro

The same extraneous line, reading, "Protests are filed using the one-page Customs . . . " inadverten

The Port of Chicago has selected a second railroad to serve its tenants. Chicago Southshore

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After spending much of 1994 preparing to implement the landmark Customs Modernization Act, the U.S.

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

The Supreme Court Monday closed a legal chapter in maritime history by refusing to reopen the bankru

The following business missions are scheduled for the coming months. The Journal of Commerceinterest

The Texas border region will be spared much of the fallout from the reorganization of the U.S. Custo

Proposed foreign investment in Malaysia soared in 1994, boosting investment capital over the past fi

SAMSUNG TO HOLD MAJORITY OF OPTICAL FIRMTOKYO - South Korea's Samsung Group will tak

Aki Kuwahara could not believe it. There he was, in the middle of South America's largest ci

While income levels in some Chinese cities have soared in recent years with economic growth, vast nu

The Port of Tacoma and Union Pacific Railroad will finalize the port'spurchase of a prime, 5

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A 75-mile cargo railway between Rotterdam and Germany's Ruhr industrial belt cleared its last major

Florida East Coast Railway, which has spent its first 100 years concentrating on that state's market

The National Transportation Safety Board will open a public hearing in Pittsburgh on Wednesday as pa

Santa Fe Pacific Corp. and friendly suitor Burlington Northern Inc. arediscussing revisions

Foreign companies bidding for telecommunications projects in India will have to put up a minimum 10

Shippers, government officials and carriers are meeting next week in Tucson, Ariz., in hopes of hamm

A planning group of the New England Governors Conference recommends the creation of a New England In

QUAKE RAIL DAMAGE PUT AT MORE THAN $4 BILLIONTOKYO - Damage to railways from last we

Wabash National Corp. reported a 67 percent sales increase and a 43 percent hike in net income durin

The financial crisis that erupted in Mexico five weeks ago when the government abruptlydevalued the

Harbinger EDI Services Inc., a provider of electronic commerce services, said Friday it acquired the

The Air Force declared its first squadron of C-17s operational last week, about 19 months after the

Commerce Secretary Ron Brown will personally investigate the nettlesome issue of visas for Indian co

Putting aside seven years of lawsuits and counter suits, semiconductor chip rivals Intel Corp. and A

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Two transportation companies have begun using electronic data interchange to significantly cut the c

ALCATEL TO INCREASE INVESTMENT IN CHINABEIJING - France's Alcatel Alsthom is to inve

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A group of electronics and defense firms led by TRW Inc.'s TRW Systems Integration Group was awarded

China is throwing considerably larger amounts of money at its vital but sputtering agriculture secto

US, CHINESE COMPANIES IN ALUMINUM VENTUREHONG KONG - China National Nonferrous Metal