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"Areas the United States wants most from China are those in which American businesses have the stron

Poland plans to grant two licenses to cellular telephone operators in early 1995 in a move that woul

CHINA SEEKS $3 BILLION FROM OUTSIDE FOR DAMChina expects it will need $3 billion in foreign

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The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

Getting promised money out of Chinese business partners can be a problem, analysts and investors her

EVA Airways Corp. plans to make its debut in the freighter market next March with the introduction o

Despite moving to placate workers by raising pay and sweetening benefits, Overnite Transportation Co

With one foot in Europe, the other in Asia and membership pending in the European Union, Turkey has

Thursday's Page 8A article, "US Anti-Dumping Actions Hurt Trade, Report Says," shouldhave made clear

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

The new World Trade Organization will assume responsibility for administering global trade rules on

A new textile group, Sinotex Resources, announced its formal establishment with the backing of the c

CIGNA COS. PURCHASES A UNIT OF TRAVELERSCigna Cos. has bought the business travel accident i

Recovery prospects for shipyards in Singapore still look hazy and several investment analysts on Wed

A labor agreement signed last week between stevedoring employers and dockworkers at the Mediterranea

The shipbuilding and repair sector in Malaysia is looking for government help to buoy up its busines

FERRIES COLLIDE IN SOUTH CHINA SEAHONG KONG - Two high-speed catamaran ferries colli

The Los Angeles-Long Beach port complex is hoping a mammoth cold storage facility opening today will

The United Rubber Workers International said it is holding a special one-day convention Jan. 24 in L

The United States and the other 33 nations participating in this weekend's Summit of the Americas pl

The president of a longshore union local is among the five finalists that the Port of Tacoma Commiss

Despite rhetoric to the contrary, China's development of a securities law is being hamstrung by cadr

Using a Japanese metaphor to illustrate his point, the representative here of Mexico's national deve

Demand for fertilizer in China is expected to continue outstripping capacity over coming years, and

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Stolt Comex Seaway SA recently bought the Enterprise from Ocean Pacific NV, saying the purchase "rep

Phillips Petroleum Co. will explore for oil and gas in China's northern Gulf of Bohai, its fifth con

US ELECTRIC PRODUCTION UP 4 PERCENT IN '93, DOE SAYSNEW YORK - The U.S. Department o

Unocal Corp. plans to spend more than US$800 million over the next five years to boost natural-gas o

Many large tankers soon will be forced to transfer their cargoes onto smaller vessels 200 miles out

A split is emerging between members of the International Maritime Organization over the controversia

A shipping line in the U.S.-Australia trade is taking a bold step uncharacteristic of ocean carriers

The new terminal operators at the Port of Buenos Aires will face more competition in March with the

An owner of Vermont Railway Corp. has been convicted of poaching deer from a pickup truck specially

The U.S. dollar rose Thursday as concerns about the impact of Orange County'sfinancial probl

Despite the stalled U.S.-Japan auto trade talks, sales of imported vehiclesfrom the Big Thre