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7 CHINA AIRPORTS SLATED TO OPEN IN '94, '95GUANGZHOU, China - Officials said constru

Major shippers doing business in Mexico want the government there to grant to U.S. carriers the same

President Clinton announced Friday that he would host a "Summit of the Americas" in Miami in early D

Maritime industry and labor union officials are waiting until later this month before submitting a p

Poland and its creditor banks have reached an agreement to restructure its $13 billion commercial ba

RUSSIA OPENS TELECOM TO FOREIGN INVESTMENTRussian telecommunications group Rostelekom, which

The U.S. Customs Service should hire more commodity specialists and inspectors to ensure a smooth fl

A congressman from Delaware County, Pa., a Senate staffer and a top Russian government disarmament o

The tax burden on individual Canadians and corporations is higher than any other major industrial po

AT&T SETS VENTURE WITH CHINESE COMPANYNEW YORK - American Telephone & Telegraph Co.

As of Mar. 11, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained

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Mar. 11, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

U.S. Secretary of State Warren Christopher warned Japanese businessmen not to underestimate bilatera

The U.S. Census Bureau has created a port-specific trade database as an in- house project, but will

One day soon, navigating a giant airliner, ocean vessel or interstate truck could be as easy as look

A Steinway piano. Maybe you own one. Maybe you've dreamed of owning one. Maybe you think if you boug

Despite the potential for increased business from Nafta, small customs brokers on the Texas-Mexico b

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

A former employee has filed suit against a Long Beach company that overhauls airliner parts, claimin

Schering-Plough Corp. objected Friday to a 17.3 percent price cut, set by the government of Japan, f

In a variation on the classic shell game in which the bettor has to guess under which shell a coin i

Australia's economic growth is likely to top 4.5 percent in 1993, the best performance in over four

Caribbean Basin countries are likely to get "limited benefits at a very great price" in their effort

Guyana has abolished tax holidays for foreign investors in the English- speaking republic in South A

A report appearing on Page 8B March 11 incorrectly stated the starting date of the Organization for

A losing bidder for the contracts to operate centralized Customs inspection stations at the Port of

The Port of Tuticorin in southern Tamil Nadu state is seeking private investment for several develop

Oil and gas companies clamoring to do business in oil-rich but cash-poor Russia said they expect mor

REGIONAL BLOCS Asia/Pacific Business Outlook 1994. March 14-16. Los Angeles. Key Industry Wo

Indian exporters are saddled with most of the 17,000 metric tons of tea Iran promised to buy because

Fierce competition and trade disputes hampered French exports of wines and spirits in 1993, leading

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Washington state's top insurance official has issued fines of $50,000 against American International

Quick Response '94. March 14-16. Learn to get kinks out of distribution. Hyatt Regency Illinois Cent

Mar. 11, 1994 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

US, BRITAIN RESOLVE OVERCHARGE DISPUTEThe U.S. Department of Transportation announce

Changes made by Customs Service officials have reduced delays in the customs clearance process along

BRAZIL AIDE PROPOSES S. AMERICA TRADE ZONEBUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Brazilian Foreig

Vancouver, British Columbia, is planning a casino, but the two major containerports on Puget Sound a