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Two powerful Democratic leaders called Wednesday for delaying action on the proposed North American

Trade officials in Czechoslovakia are hurriedly negotiating a customs union between what officially

Maquiladora development is not a one-way street on which all benefits head south. Communitie

Raytheon Corp. will help to turn a Slovakian tank factory into a civilian plant to manufacture road-

Layoffs at Newport News Shipbuilding could be avoided next year if the yard wins a contract to conve

Independent truckers in Canada have formed a cooperative association with a view to cutting costs an

INTERNATIONAL Logistics Program, Sept. 13-19. Sponsored by University of Tennessee in cooperation wi

Some major players in the fiercely competitive North Atlantic air cargo market are taking a wait-and

A report released by two top U.S. energy regulatory agencies called on the country's natural gas ind

Charging "discrimination" and "de facto redlining," the New York City consumer affairs commissioner

Brazilian government plans to impose countervailing duties on imports of subsidized wheat all but el

U.S. Department of Transportation investigators, armed with subpoenas, descended on the Duluth, Minn

A global airline system proposed Wednesday by KLM Royal Dutch Airlines and Northwest Airlines could

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

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A Paris-based organization comprising the world's leading industrial nations Wednesday rapped Canada

The U.S. Agency for International Development opened a Center for Trade and Investment Services here

The Ciskei bloodbath has dealt another blow to business confidence in South Africa, already battered

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,200-$1,300per ton lots &

GAN NORTH AMERICA (New York) - Yves H. Denamur was named vice president of marketing. GAN is the U.S

Potential U.K. users of Channel Tunnel intermodal freight services still have no confidence in the a

With approval already in hand for a $250 million runway and terminal expansion, Vancouver Internatio

President Bush asked Congress Tuesday for a supplemental money bill totaling more than $7.6 billion

At the end of this year Minera La Escondida, operator of the Chile Escondida copper mine, expects to

While much of nation rushes help to hurricane victims in Florida and Louisiana, the Southern Califor

Proceeds from a public stock offering at Malaysia's largest containerport will be used for continued

As the likelihood of a deregulated electric industry looms, South Carolina Electric & Gas is putting

The Bush administration released what it called a final text of the North American free-trade pact T

BERGEN BRUNSWIG TO BUY DURR-FILLAUER MEDICALORANGE, Calif. - Bergen Brunswig Corp., the nati

Japan will host a ministerial conference in Tokyo Oct. 28-29 on aid to 12 republics of the former So

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The Mexican government is moving to privatize some of its ports to improve their efficiency and is d

Recent meetings between Insurance Value Added Network Services and the Reinsurance and Insurance Net

Germany's main political parties denied Tuesday they wanted to form a coalition, but the government

South Korean economists foresee exports increasing 9 percent to 10 percent in both 1992 and 1993, bu

MOODY'S MAY REDUCE DAIWA BANK'S RATINGMoody's Investor Service has placed Daiwa Bank Ltd. un

An aspiring commuter rail company in Texas hopes to use the proposed North American free-trade agree

As of Sept. 8, 1992 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list price

Europe's top 20 reinsurers made a meager 1 percent average return on capitalfrom their core

Fear about Germany has emerged as a major factor in France's campaign for a Sept. 20 referendum on E