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The recent international accord signed by American Telephone & Telegraph Co. and France Telecom and

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US REVEALS STRATEGY FOR 'GREEN' EXPORTSWASHINGTON - The Clinton administration Monda

The long troubled talks aimed at setting rules for global trade in telecommunications have bogged do

Last Wednesday, representatives from the U.S. State, Commerce and Agriculture departments, as well a

Chief negotiators from industrialized and developing nations blasted a top U.S. Treasury official he

Spanish consumers are still deeply pessimistic about the economy, a survey infinancial daily

Asia's largest textile and apparel exporters dug in their heels Monday, charging the United States w

Nov. 22, 1993 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals andthe e

German crude oil imports during the first nine months of the year totaled 73.7 million metric tons,

Fuji Oil Co. and Arabian Oil Co. said they agreed to set up a joint venture to import and distribute

Hanjin Shipping Co. announced Monday that it will begin a direct weekly service between China and th

RICHARD FLYNN TO LEAVE NY POWER AUTHORITYRichard M. Flynn has announced his resignation as c

Seagull Energy Corp. has agreed to buy Novalta Resources, a Canadian oil and gas exploration and pro

While the independent truckers' strike that last week crippled the nation's largest port complex her

Outflows from foreign currency time deposits held by overseas Indians with banks here surged almost

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Canadian Trade Minister Roy MacLaren and U.S. Trade Representative Mickey Cantor are expected to mee

Changes in the advertising departments of The Journal of Commerce and Traffic World were announced b

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

The U.S. Customs Service now has the legal authority to implement its automated, paperless system fo

European Community officials quarreled Monday over whether the trade bloc should slash its customs d

You can camp in the desert, shop in souks for the cheapest gold in the world, play golf, go scuba di

Lykes Bros. Steamship Line is negotiating to buy four containerships, each capable of carrying 1,550

Trade ministers from the Pacific Rim's most powerful countries listened, but decided the idea was ah

The former head of Washington state's Department of Trade says the same prescription he once wrote f

Producer prices in western Germany were unchanged in October from September and were 0.3 percent low

A formula which is expected to revolutionize the way property and casualty insurers are regulated by

TRAVELERS SELLS OFF MIAMI REAL ESTATE SITEMIAMI - Travelers Corp., which is in the m

The German Chamber of Industry and Commerce (DIHT) urged German states Monday to go along with a cha

Freight forwarders and passengers breathed a sigh of relief Monday after President Clinton announced

Roadways in the southern and more impoverished regions of Mexico will be getting new attention under

Timber companies operating in Malaysian Borneo have started using helicopters to pluck out timber as

President Clinton's health-care reform plan would shift revenue from research-based companies making

Spending for new airport projects will be put on hold after the Senate failed to pass a one-year bil

As of Nov. 22, 1993 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained

A tentative date of Dec. 21 has been set for an exchange of contract proposals between the managemen

The Russian aluminum industry is prepared to negotiate cuts in production with Western producers, bu

Mrs. Claus probably never gets to take the reins on the sleigh. But when the Santa Claus Special mad