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Japan's politically sensitive trade surplus may be on the rise again, after nine months of a continu

Farm groups Tuesday blasted a proposed California ballot initiative that would curb the use of a hos

DUKE POWER CUSTOMERS SET PEAK USE RECORDCHARLOTTE, N.C. - Duke Power Co. said that its custo

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The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled Tuesday that in certain cases a railroad involved in a join

A small Corning firm hopes to turn thousands of tons of waste generated annually by New York winerie

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

The chairman of a prominent insurance company is being investigated by a Senate committee because he

Bill Totten said he is proof that foreigners can crack the Japanese market with the same formula tha

Transportation bottlenecks pose a major threat to the continued growth of China's economy and its fo

Aluminum ingots- $1,530-$1,540 per ton lots & in warehouse min. 99.

BOTH SIDES CLAIM VICTORY IN CME TRIALU.S. federal prosecutors and defense attorneys each cla

President Bush and other national leaders at the seven-power economic summit agreed Tuesday to consi

Eager to add modern cargo vessels to its aging fleet, Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. is asking the govern

NORTH AMERICA U.S.S.R. Trade and Cultural Exhibition. July 19-28. Edmonton, Alberta. The lar

ETHIOPIA - $35 million from the World Bank's International Development Association for housing and

Tue., July 10, 1990 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Deutsche Seereederei Rostock GmbH, the East German shipping line that is in the process of being pri

Wall Street, the underdog in a turf battle with the futures industry over control of a new type of f

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 233.35 off 2.18 which compares w

PUBLIC CONCERN FOR THE ENVIRONMENT is causing industries worldwide to rethink the way they dispose

The Group of Seven leaders headed toward a final summit statement today that falls short of pre-summ

More than 3 percent of transportation workers in such key jobs as bus driver and airline pilot have

PILOTS GROUP OPENS OFFICE IN BALTIMOREThe United Pilots Association opened an office and com

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

Cuba, starved of hard currency and squeezed by a U.S. trade embargo, is seeking to boost tourism and

An Oklahoma-based insurance company and one of its agents were ordered by a Santa Cruz County judge

Lorrie Shepard, in her early 40s, doesn't expect to retire for more than 20 years. But the Chicago-b

Economic summits traditionally seek to defuse problems with compromise and consensus, but it appears

Two of the country's largest chemical companies withheld information from employees on the toxic nat

The long delay being taken by the Australian government in ratifying the Visby amendments to the Hag

Production of nonferrous metals in China is said to have reached a record 1.1 million metric tons in

The European Commission Monday said it proposed an end to a 15-year restriction on the use of natura

AMERICAN REF-FUEL CO. (Houston) - Paul J. Varello was named chairman and chief executive officer of

Southern Air Transport of Miami stands to lose a substantial chunk of business when Japan Airlines b

AMERFORD INTERNATIONAL CORP. (Long Beach, Calif.) - Dan Young was named district manager for this ai

The World Bank reduced the interest rates it charges on its loans for the six-month period that bega

A top maritime official of Vanuatu said competition among open ship registries threatens standards o