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US, JAPAN BEGIN TALKS ON JOINT OPPORTUNITIESJapan is hoping the current dialogue between the

A bill to provide greater protection for intellectual property was formally introduced in the legisl

The walls surrounding Brazil's jealously guarded computer market will begin to crack in June with th

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

Brazilian car sales plunged 29 percent in April from a year ago, as the industry showed the effects

Stanford University has begun a research project to explore the notion that Japan's economic institu

VOLKSWAGEN'S PROFIT UP 5.5 PERCENT IN 1ST PERIODWOLFSBURG, West Germany - Volkswagen AG, Wes

The American Chamber of Commerce in Beijing made an impassioned plea Wednesday for retention of Chin

May 9, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

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

China risks being forced out of the world textile big league unless it modernizes and innovates, a s

Trafalgar House PLC, the British group that owns Cunard Steam-Ship Co., reported a small rise in aft

The California State World Trade Commission opposes two proposals now before Congress relating to fo

Sweden is seeking foreign investment in its less developed northern counties, and that could spell

The woman in Cali, Colombia, had a dream. Perhaps opening a small bicycle shop isn't much of

The U.S. dollar finally has broken out of its months-long narrow trading range and is heading lower

Frits van Riet, Nedlloyd Lines' top man in the United States, will be returning to the Netherlands a

The sputtering nature of the national economy was evidenced in April when rail freight carloadings d

A confrontation is heating up between the Port of New Orleans and the New Orleans Steamship Associat

Kuhne & Nagel (AG & Co.), one of the world's largest freight forwarding companies, will start replac

The following changes are slated to take effect July 1 in the Port of New Orleans tariff: *

The Bush administration told congressional transportation leaders it opposes legislation to create a

The Midwest barge industry on the Missouri River suffered a potentially serious blow from a federal

Two major airlines with a big stake in the international heavy freight air business are negotiating

Greiner Engineering Inc.'s Wallace Hawkes received a call from Hong Kong late Tuesday night that he

Soundair Express, a contract cargo carrier based in Toronto, is for sale, according to itsreceiver.<

TEAMSTERS PROTEST AT PAN AM MEETINGMore than 150 union employees, angered by Pan Am Corp.'s

Next week's meetings in Paris on relaxing controls on high-tech exports to Warsaw Pact countries cou

The fragrant arrangement of flowers you are expected to place on your mother's dining room table thi

The Port of Houston Authority named people to three newly created positions within its trade develop

The president of EAC Transport Pacific Center Ltd. resigned last month citing philosophical differen

The Navy wants more leeway in the way it chooses ocean transportation of defense cargo. It i

Japan's major shipbuilding companies are receiving increasing numbers of orders for new merchant ves

TEXAS DOCTORS FILE WORKERS COMP SUITAUSTIN, Texas - The Texas Medical Association, represent

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Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

A California administrative law judge recommended a one-time 20 percent rollback on 1987 California

Tue., May 8, 1990 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K. Germ

A survey of 50 companies with pension plans underfunded by $40 million or more each shows those corp

OIL, OILSEED SUPPLIES SEEN TIGHTER IN '90-91ROTTERDAM, Netherlands - World supplies of oilse