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Indirect trade between China and Taiwan is expected to grow by at least 4.4 percent this year over 1

ASSAULT RIFLE EXPORT BAN VOTED BY PANELThe House Crime Subcommittee passed major gun-control

The easing of rules governing trade among U.S. allies and with emerging East European nations is no

Keener Rubber Co. is mad as hell and is not going to take it anymore. That's according to a

American consumers, increasingly mindful of their health, are becoming big buyers of olive oil, a ma

EMERY WORLDWIDE (Palo Alto, Calif.) - John Zarras was named vice president, system operations, respo

TRADE PANEL PROBES IMPORTS OF PYRETHROIDSThe U.S. International Trade Commission has launche

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

A U.S.-Jamaican data-processing venture that serves U.S. customers has made Jamaica the site of the

Chicago's O'Hare International Airport has tightened its grip on the title of world's busiest airpor

A civil racketeering lawsuit alleged Wednesday that two unions at New York's John F. Kennedy Interna

In a mixed victory for parents, the Consumer Product Safety Commission has decided against tightenin

Hong Kong Aircraft Engineering Co., which has a virtual monopoly on aviation maintenance and repair

World trade in rice will fall to 12.7 million metric tons in 1990, a 10 percent decline over 1989 le

China intends to raise the price the state pays farmers for cotton this year, one of a number of ste

'RESPECTABLE' GROWTH MAY AID METAL PRICES''Respectable" World economic growth is likely to s

AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS INC. (Allentown, Pa.) - Frank J. Ryan, president and chief operating offi

Grain and soybean futures on the Chicago Board of Trade received support, in varying degrees from ne

SOCIETY OF MARINE CONSULTANTS. March 28. New York. Luncheon and seminar on the impact of higher desi

Mar. 22, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The Chicago Board of Trade approved plans to begin listing options on five- year note futures May 24

The European Commission has opened anti-dumping proceedings against Brazil, Egypt, India, Thailand a

A number of East Coast utilities are on the verge of a switch to residual fuel oil from natural gas

Disagreement on price will keep a group of U.S. coking coal exporters from signing contracts with th

DELIVERY SPECIFICATIONS TO CHANGE FOR RESIDUALThe Commodity Futures Trading Commission appro

O'Brien Energy Systems signed a contract with North American Coal Royalty Co., a subsidiary of North

South Korea has resolved a dispute with the United States over beef imports, averting possible trad

West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is due to arrive here today on a mission to allay European Comm

Table: ACTUAL VESSEL SALE EVALUATIONS; Graph: INDEX FLEET VALUATION - In Millions of U.S. Dollars, 1

Norfolk Southern Corp. and Consolidated Rail Corp. are planning a joint effort to bring to the U.S.

When an importer learns that his merchandise was stolen from a marine terminal, his first reaction m

Weyerhaeuser Co. is exploring the financial feasibility of starting scheduled lumber shipping servic

The U.S. Customs Service will institute a program at Miami International Airport that should clear p

The past year was not considered very safe at the booming Port of Los Angeles, as seven containers w

Civilian containerized cargo traffic between American and foreign ports rose for almost all ocean ca

Joseph Hazelwood was acquitted of three major charges and convicted of one misdemeanor, negligent di

The plunging yen is driving Japanese investors to the U.S. bond market, pushing U.S. interest rates

A simmering feud erupted into open hostilities this week between containership operators in the tran

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CHILE SEEKS BUILDER, OPERATOR FOR NEW PORTSANTIAGO, Chile - The government of Chile is seeki