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Malaysia, among the fastest growing countries in the world economically last year, is going to the t

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

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

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

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

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

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

Expected growth in world trade for the first four years of the decade has been revised sharply downw

The colonial government will go ahead with site preparation for the new airport despite China's incr

As the only U.S. railroad to provide both land and water connections between the United States and M

AON PURCHASE LEADS TO RATINGS DECLINEMoody's Investor Service lowered the senior debt rating

SAMAREC STANDS FIRM ON NAPHTHA CONTRACTSSamarec, the state-run Saudi Arabian Marketing and R

For many executives, achieving a profit growth of 15 percent in a year might give a feeling of accom

U.K. grain exporters appear increasingly bullish about prospects for grain exports in 1993, after Eu

Thomas J. Donohue, president of the American Trucking Associations, said Thursday his group continue

A single tax dollar spent on highways in 1990 equaled over 21 times more miles traveled than a dolla

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MCDERMOTT TO SELL 19 VESSELS TO TIDEWATERMcDermott International Inc. and Tidewater Inc. ann

Canada has warned South Korea and four other countries it will launch trade and economic measures ag

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Northwest Airlines, facing an increasingly serious cash crunch, tightened its belt another couple no

Zaire's state-owned cobalt producer Gecamines has agreed with Russian producers the necessity to coo

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

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

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

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

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

It may sound a little like shutting the barn door after the horse has escaped, but Standard & Poor's

High-level Japanese military officials were reported by Defense Agency sources Thursday to be pressi

GPA GROUP TO SEEK OK ON DEBT RESTRUCTURINGGPA Group PLC plans to ask its banks next week to