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P-I-E Nationwide Inc., the country's eighth-largest trucking company, was sold to a Florida investor

To date, the U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement has produced few dramatic results, and both sides are

When the issue of car insurance dominated the race for governor in New Jersey last year, national in

US TOBACCO COMPANIES POST BIG TRADE SURPLUSPRINCETON, N.J.- The U.S. tobacco industry posted

U.S. officials are planning to tighten the noose of economic sanctions around Fidel Castro's Cuba.

The United States will ease controls in the next few months on a wide range of high-technology expor

A fire and explosion occurred early Wednesday at a small building at the Turkey Point Nuclear Plant

A Federal Aviation Administration panel is examining airport security in Haiti after a hijacking las

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

Sun Refining and Marketing Co. announced that it cut its barge distillate price by 1.75 cents a gall

Schenker & Co., the parent of the worldwide freight forwarder, said in a preliminary report that its

SUBSIDY PROBE CLEARS SINGAPORE SOFTWAREThe U.S. Commerce Department announced a final determ

John Crosbie, Canada's foreign trade minister, Wednesday proposed the creation of a world trade orga

T. Boone Pickens asked Japan's Fair Trade Commission Wednesday to look at whether exclusive business

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PRODUCER PRICE INDEX EXPECTED TO RISE 0.1 PERCENTThe U.S. Producer Price Index is expected t

The Bush administration's leading spokesman on coal matters said clean air legislation on its way to

China said it achieved a turnaround on trade to a first-quarter surplus of $1.6 billion, as exports

Wed., April 11, 1990 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

The popular belief that Hong Kong's current economic decline benefits Singapore is a myth, the Devel

Although the weakness of the domestic ethylene market over the past year or so has led at least thre

Central banks of the Group of 7 industrial nations launched a new attack on the dollar Wednesday, th

Top national and regional trucking companies are asking the Interstate Commerce Commission to revers

Despite nearly unanimous industry opposition, the Maritime Administrationplans to go ahead w

A subgroup of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners is trying to devise a recommended

PANAMANIAN COMPANY TO BUY SHIP MONTEREYConnecticut Bank and Trust Co. will sell the passenge

With the successful first launch of a commercial satellite for someone else, China now says it is ke

US OUTLOOK FAVORABLE FOR EXPORTS TO SOVIETSForecasts for U.S. agricultural exports to the So

U.S. insurers will soon be offering political risk insurance in Latvia if David Levinson, Delaware i

Council of Logistics Management, Pittsburgh round table on stress time management, April 12. Enginee

A new pricing vehicle just introduced by Global Petroleum Corp., one of New England's largest petrol

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

BANK OF JAPAN PLANS NO NEW RATE MOVESThe Bank of Japan is planning no new interest rate meas

Georgetown, S.C., businessman Don Rogerson has discovered a fact of life in international trade.

HONG KONG RE-EXPORTS POST 26 PERCENT INCREASEHong Kong's re-exports in calendar 1989 increas

Coffee prices declined Wednesday in response to Brazil's announcement it has settled on a coffee exp

Crude oil prices rallied in frantic trading on the European spot market Wednesday, reversing earlier

There were more buyers, but the value of what they bought was sharply down at last month's 9th annua

A moderate earthquake struck the city of Kushiro and neighboring areas on Japan's northernmost main

ALLSTATE LOSS EXPOSURE IN ASBESTOS CASE CITEDThe Allstate Insurance Co. said in a statement