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TAX ACTION MAY DELAY CARIBBEAN TRADE BILLA catch-all trade bill slated for Senate considerat

U.S. officials defended agreements regulating Indonesia's textile sales to the United States, its la

UAL AGREES TO DISCUSS UNITED BUY-OUT BIDUAL Corp., despite what it calls "serious deficienci

The U.S. Customs Service will launch an auditing program April 1 to confirm that U.S. apparel import

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From the working-class neighborhoods of Caracas to the sprawling industrial zone in Valencia, Venezu

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

Overseas uncertainties and a stable U.S. economy will continue to bolster thedollar in the w

J.H. RASPBERRY DIES, WAS TOP ILA OFFICIALJ.H. "Buddy" Raspberry, 56, a top official of the I

Poland's recently revived chamber of commerce and industry hopes toestablish a network of trade cent

The U.S. Naval Institute is offering cash prizes for winning essays about international navies and p

WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX CLIMBS 0.2 PERCENT IN JAPANJapan's wholesale price index rose 0.2 perc

William Det- weiler, deposed earlier this month as head of the Steamship Trade Association of Baltim

American companies importing manufactured products from Brazil and U.S. subsidiaries doing business

FREIGHT FUTURES PRICES made a big move down early last week, as weaker fixtures emerged inboth the A

A government-run fund that supports the country's fragile merchant shipbuilding industry could becom

Union Pier, the Port of Charleston's primary breakbulk terminal, now is handling most of the South C

A House-Senate conference on oil spill legislation is still in the hands of each chamber's staffs, a

A $162 million settlement of Puyallup Indian land claims will free the Port of Tacoma to begin doubl

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The government of Chile has bestowed one of its highest honors on a Philadelphia port official for h

US URGED TO EASE FOREIGN BANK CURBSA European banking official on Friday urged the United St

Seawood Shipping (B.C.) Ltd., a steamship agent, has launched a subsidiary in Portland, Ore.

The president of the Massachusetts Maritime Academy may have violated state conflict of interest law

The Port of Charleston, S.C., won two more battles last week in the South Atlantic's version of Port

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

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

Fri., March 23, 1990 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

CORROON & BLACK SIGNS PACT WITH ITALIAN FIRMCorroon & Black Corp. has signed an agreement wi

The U.S. nuclear insurance pools have increased their property insurance capacity to more than $1 b

CORROON & BLACK CORP. (New York) - Claude Gallello was appointed executive vice president of Corroo

Travelers Corp. has begun eliminating between 500 and 600 positions in 75 field offices nationwide a

Twentyseven people were charged in Philadelphia this week with federal insurance fraud in schemes ra

Federal and state grand juries on Thursday indicted the owners of the defunct Champion Insurance Co.

The California Automobile Assigned Risk Plan has filed suit in a Los Angeles County Superior Court c

Citing a mounting toll of illness and death, federal health officials Thursday expanded their recall

In a restructuring move aimed at fending off a hostile takeover, BAT Industries PLC plans to focus o

COCOA COUNCIL READY FOR TALKS ON EXTENSIONThe International Cocoa Organization's 41-member c

Iroquois Gas Transmission System, which proposes to build a natural gas pipeline across New York sta

Exxon Co. U.S.A.'s Bayway refinery began a two-month maintenance turnaround Thursday. Howeve