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The story "S. African Wine Flows Across Savannah Docks" on Page 4A Nov. 3 should have said it was Ar

German exporters are worried that the increasing amount of violence against foreigners here will tra

A $215 million project backed by the World Bank and the Swiss government is under way to increase si

REGIONAL BLOCS Third Annual Global Free Trade Zones Conference and Exhibit '92. Dec. 6-9. Mi

Customs Commissioner Carol Hallett said recent allegations of Customs Service misconduct from two Ho

The trend toward economic liberalization in the developing world may lead to more mergers and joint

For the past two years, many express carriers have been using Qantas Airways Ltd.'s airport-to-airpo

NORWAY APPLIES FOR EC MEMBERSHIPLONDON - Norway formally applied to join the Europea

The laws of economics are immutable. Absent a cartel, businesses cannot control prices or ca

Welcome to the Clinton presidency. Bill Clinton won't take the oath of office for another seven week

October and November aviation insurance renewals appear to have been relatively unaffected by the Oc

As part of an ongoing process to bring costs in line with competing U.S. carriers, Canadian National

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It might not have been the Four Horsemen, but it still was a mighty impressive block of executive ma

The Federal Aviation Administration has decided against awarding grant money to develop the Adams Co

Illinois Gov. Jim Edgar last week unveiled his plan for a new far suburban Chicago airport that woul

My overriding desire is for the aviation industry, as a whole, to embrace a philosophy of progress,

In a holiday-shortened week, The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index wasup a modest 0.1, to 9

Few soap operas have had as many sub-plots as the drama over Hong Kong's new airport, yet, as Somers

The United States must make a convincing case for changes in its bilateral air services agreement wi

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(Pounds Sterling Per Metric Ton) Nov. 25, 1992Bid AskedCopper_

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

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

Fulfillment of the national state sugar program in Ukraine could boost annual production to 6.3 mill

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,150-$1,250per ton lots &

Delta Air Lines has agreed to pay $1.5 million of a $2 million settlement for violation of safety re

Nov. 25, 1992 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

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Noemi Alarcon earns $3 a day sewing blouses together for the new Brooklyn Manufacturing export firm

F-F-E Transportation Services Inc. plans to open a new, 63,000-square-foot, less-than-truckload refr

International lenders are slowly starting to weave environmental concerns into their daily lending a

Japanese buyers plan to cultivate European computer chip suppliers in Paris next week in an effort t

India's market for portable computers - laptops, notebooks and "palm-tops" - will blossom next year,

High-level U.S. Customs officials hope the arrest of a senior inspector in Los Angeles in what is be

FRENCH PLAN TO VETO EC-US AGREEMENTPARIS - The French government will veto the propo

Lufthansa German Airlines ushered in a new chapter in air transportation last week when it conducted

France posted a provisional, seasonally adjusted trade surplus of 1.065 billion francs ($197 million

Russia is prepared to launch satellites, deliver cargo to orbit and make room aboard its spacecraft