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The Greater Detroit Foreign Trade Zone has embarked on a marketing campaign to attract Canadian comp

The economies of East European countries likely will be slower to catch up to Western standards of l

A revival of longer-term charters for the tanker market is forecast as the number of laid-up vessels

The United States and Poland Wednesday signed a business and economic treaty that will protect U.S.

Charging that U.S. companies with foreign owners were not paying their taxes, senior House Democrats

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

S. KOREA TRADE DEFICIT FALLS TO $600 MILLIONSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea registered a me

JAPANESE FIRMS HALT ALL EQUITY FINANCINGIn an unprecedented move, Japanese companies will te

The air cargo industry in Malaysia is expecting further rapid expansion over the coming few years, a

Japanese institutions have been aggressive buyers of U.S. Treasury zero- coupon bonds at prices well

In the first practical result of its effective takeover of a struggling local rival, Cathay Pacific

Two local carriers have won government approval for direct flights toVietnam, although the s

The consensus on Wall Street is that Federal Express Corp.'s woes may be behind it following its lac

Hemisphere Forwarding Inc., Inwood, N.Y., was not a shipper on the now discontinued Pan American Wor

Coca-Cola Co. lost its bid to return to India Wednesday when the government turned down an applicati

KOREA WILL ALLOW RISE IN FOREIGN BEEF SALESSEOUL, South Korea - The South Korean government

Global competition for customers and capital as well as mergers and joint ventures will dominate the

A leading American entrepreneur suggested Wednesday that the U.S. government probe allegedly anti-co

PUBLICATION OF A CHICAGO-BASED international collection agency's list of 10 worst countries provoked

KOHL PREDICTS UNITY FOR GERMANY BY 1992BONN, West Germany - Chancellor Helmut Kohl on Wednes

Over the past two decades the public has been outraged by ocean vessel groundings and the related en

Growth in world merchandise trade is expected to slow to the 5 percent to 6 percent range this year,

Government and the private sector plan to spend more than $1 million in the latest step of a project

B&O SHAREHOLDERS GET LESS THAN CSX OFFERRICHMOND, Va. - Two years ago, CSX Corp. offered min

The fight over whether to remove government control over prices railroads charge for using each othe

Developing nations expressed concern Wednesday over their shrinking access to Western textile market

The pace of unifying the East and West German economies has picked up, and U.S. business executives

INTERSTATE TRUCKLOAD CARRIERS CONFERENCE, annual meeting, March 25-29. Desert Inn, Las Vegas. Contac

US LIFTS SANCTIONS AGAINST NAMIBIAThe United States lifted economic sanctions against Namibi

ATLANTIC CONTAINER LINE (South Plainfield, N.J.) - Tom Brunner was named general sales manager, Nort

A merger of the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission woul

The Food and Drug Administration has stepped up its inspections of wines imported into the United St

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U.S. exporters are waiting to see how quickly the Soviet Union will "clean up" its late payment prob

Horace D. Godfrey, a former Washington lobbyist for U.S. agriculture interests, re- ceived the B.W.

Pennsylvania lawmakers dealt a serious blow to tobacco companies and other manufacturers Tuesday by

California's biggest provider of homeowner earthquake insurance wants to lower its premiums and offe

MIGRANT FARM WORKERS WIN RIGHT-TO-SUE CASEThe Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that migrant far

Nationwide Insurance asked a federal court on Monday to bar enforcement of various sections of Penns

The late winter rally in Chicago Board of Trade corn futures that has boosted prices to nine-month h