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The United States and the European Community reached a deal on reforming worldwide trade in agricult

The U.S.-Japan semiconductor trade pact could well become a model for resolving trade disputes invol

Sri Lanka is staging a six-day exposition to boost trade and woo foreign investment against a backgr

Three Gulfport councilmen reversed themselves Tuesday and voted to allow dockside gambling in five c

Shipbuilders Council of America. Nov. 30. Washington. Seminar on the government role in helping indu

EC EXTENDS DEADLINE IN CHRYSLER DISPUTEBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Community agreed Thu

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Consumer prices for goods and services in China's 35 major cities rose 10.6 percent in January-Octob

Executives of Japanese shipping lines in recent months have been watching the fluctuation of the U.S

A plan to use Russian-developed microwave technology to save U.S. energy companies up to hundreds of

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Kazakhstan, stretching from the Volga River to China, is leaving Russia behind as it tempts major We

Westinghouse Electric Corp. said it has been awarded contracts for more than $80 million to supply p

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Thursday Nov. 19, 1992 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

The operations manager of the defunct Arochem companies testified Wednesday that several documents i

Nov. 19, 1992 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Saudi Arabian Refining and Marketing Co. has reduced some official posted prices of its A-960 bunker

Colombia may be forced to import crude oil from Mexico or Venezuela if leftist rebels continue to at

NORTH KOREA REPORTEDLY SWAPS ARMS FOR OILSEOUL, South Korea - Impoverished North Korea barte

Westinghouse Electric Corp., in a move that could end a bribery suit against it, sweetened a deal th

U.K. gross domestic product was unchanged in the third quarter of 1992 from the second quarter, acco

Traffic levels have been falling rather than rising at Consolidated Rail Corp.'s Beacon Park intermo

A Mississippi trucking company said it would challenge an Internal Revenue Service ruling that it mu

Timothy P. Lynch, Roadway Services Inc.'s vice president of government affairs since 1982, was named

Third-party intermodal providers believe Consolidated Rail Corp. and Norfolk Southern Corp. plans fo

Brazilian exports reached a record $3.3 billion in October, an 8.7 percent jump over September and 2

DATE OF AWARD: "E" Award in 1991.WHY THE AWARD WAS GIVEN:By jumping ahead of

Asia-Pacific business leaders this week blasted North American and European trading blocs, but promp

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

The Quebec government is increasing its trade promotion efforts with Mexico on the assumption the pr

RUSSIA, S. KOREA SIGN PACT FOR ECONOMIC TIESSEOUL, South Korea - Russian President Boris Yel

The United States and European Community Thursday tried to settle their bitter dispute over oilseed

Ocean carriers have stepped up their efforts to compete with air freight companies for such goods as

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines said Thursday it is prepared to pump $50 million into Northwest Airlines if

U.S.-based multinational corporations could face higher taxes abroad if foreign companies are forced

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