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The chief executive of Airbus Industrie, a consortium that markets European- built jetliners, has as

An Interstate Commerce Commission decision setting ground rules for rental payments by Santa Fe Rail

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British Prime John Major urged the United States Wednesday to accelerate the pace through which Pres

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International Coffee Organization producers will accept the continuity proposal made Tuesday by the

Many Americans are traveling great distances to Mexico to buy prescription drugs in order to beat th

5 Senators Introduce Product Liability BillFive senators led by Sen. John D. Rockefeller IV,

The French Port of Marseille-Fos could be hit with more strikes during the next six weeks as it prep

Japan's dockworker unions Wednesday announced plans to stop working this weekend in a bid to increas

Grumbling about muddled trade policies aside, California's international business community says it

National Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association of America. April 1. Training seminar on ocean t

Forecasting a downturn "of great severity," the president and chairman of Boeing Co. called on its t

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York, are selling rates among trading

The U.S. dollar tumbled Wednesday to a new all-time low against the Japanese yen and to a two-month

Italy posted a preliminary non-European Community trade surplus of 214 billion lire ($133 million) i

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

The United States Wednesday published its annual list of foreign tradebarriers, a closely wa

China's avowed commitment to a market economy will soon be tested as the government implements a thr

COMMERCE WILL PROBE MALAYSIAN PIPE PRICESThe International Trade Commission cleared the way

What do leaf bags and drink holders have in common? The stamp of Allied Plastics Inc., a 30-

Drug stocks rose Wednesday, bolstered by investors' hopes the pharmaceutical companies can avoid pri

The Clinton administration is weighing a proposal to use Strategic Petroleum Reserve funds to help R

Ralph Nader and other consumer advocates attacked the Clinton administration for considering medical

Although a dozen trucking companies have decided in the past year to get into the intermodal busines

Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Co. closed the previously announced sale of 100 miles of rail

With beef import tariff rates set to drop 10 percentage points here today, U.S. meat exporters are l

Any U.S.-Chinese showdown over trade, human rights and arms exports is unlikely to come before next

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

In another volley of the global steel trade war, the Canadian government Wednesday slapped provision

After a bitter year-long battle to reduce its farm subsidies, the European Community is attempting t

Ford Motor Co., seen by some as a late entrant to the potentially huge China market, appears to be m

Rhode Island is on the brink of what participants say is an important court decision onenvironmental

Crude oil inventories rose 7.9 million barrels in the week ended March 26 compared with the previous

The Clinton administration Tuesday said it is considering a plan to spur new lending to Russia by al

The World Bank's board of directors has helped clear the way for a deal that could lead to billions

Russian consumers experienced an unexpected drop in the monthly inflation rate to 12 percent in Marc

Guilford Transportation Industries Inc. plans to inaugurate its intermodal service to the Port of Bo

Georgia has decided to leave the ruble zone on April 5 and to introduce coupons in the first step to