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The French National Assembly will vote today on a motion urging the European Community to adopt U.S.

Taiwan and Washington will soon sign a "trade and investment framework" to provide a forum for negot

Taiwan's trade is undergoing a transformation in market distribution and in composition of export an

Fulghum Industries Inc. has built its export business slowly - and quickly. The 35-year-old

CHINESE FERRY CAPSIZES, DROWNING 20 CHILDRENBEIJING - A river ferry taking children

For a traveler on one of Russia's long-haul railway lines, the overwhelming impression is of a never

Taiwan plans to ease restrictions on movements of foreign investment funds and take regulatory steps

A U.S. District judge in Philadelphia has dismissed a $20 million libel suit filed by Pilot Air Frei

Leaders of 29 transportation unions have made their opposition to the proposed North American free-t

Beleaguered ocean freight consolidators are anxiously awaiting the new rate schedule and contract te

Despite disagreement among Indians themselves, the country's decision to privatize many state-owned

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Oleg Klimov, longtime chief grain importer for the former Soviet Union and then for Russia, has anno

Plastic containers are more harmful to the environment than glass, according to a new study released

Experts say managed health care may be the vehicle to drive workers' compensation rates back to eart

A National Transportation Safety Board hearing this week on a Louisiana river incident focused renew

Italy posted a trade surplus of 3.979 trillion lire ($2.5 billion) in July with EC countries, up fro

The U.S. dollar declined Thursday in a slow market quietly awaiting today's key report on U.S. emplo

Faced with the realities of a floundering economy, Greeks go to the polls Sunday to decide whether t

South Korea's deputy prime minister said the government will not allow petrochemical companies to fo

Representatives from ports in North America, Europe and other regions of the world will discuss curr

An attorney for 13 West Virginia hospitals that sued Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Ohio says a federal

An alert investigator for an insurance company noticed a pattern in claims made by a Trumbull, Conn.

Hilmar Kopper, chairman of Germany's largest bank group Deutsche Bank AG, said he is hopeful that an

Oct. 6, 1993 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Signs of renewed life for the floundering Uruguay Round of global trade- reform talks were reported

Faced with stiff competition from rising imports of sugar-blended products, Japanese refiners have l

An entrepreneur next month will launch a computer bulletin board to help chemical companies sell unw

Transportation Research Forum. Oct. 7. New York chapter. Speaker is James R. Teague, public affairs

The Federal Maritime Commission, having collected more than $50 million in fines from ocean carriers

The state of New York is hoping that an intermodal service provider will notice that a railyard once

The Port of Oakland is celebrating President Clinton's recent decision to help bail out the Californ

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

FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE CO. (Novato, Calif.) - David R. Pollard was appointed president of the pers

A Honduran manufacturer of handmade metal furniture and accessories plans to open a retail store soo

US, CANADA CRACK RING OF CIGARETTE SMUGGLERSSEATTLE - U.S. and Canadian authorities

Canadian government gold sales are heading for a record high this year, with Bank of Canada data Tue

Spot shortages of newly mandated low-sulfur diesel fuel, along with increased federal fuels taxes, h

AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL LANDS POSTAL PACTYPSILANTI, Mich. - The U.S. Postal Service a

Zimbabwe has exported more than 500 live ostriches to Europe since July at US$3,000 each. They will