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The rapid decline of communism in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union had an unexpected result, in

The Bush administration supports an international agreement on coffee price and supply controls as p

KERNAN ASSOCIATES INC. (Berkley Heights, N.J.) - John M. Cozzolino was named vice president and dire

The European Community, less than two years away from single-market unity and efficiency, is lagging

South Korea will agree to open its telecommunications market wider and thereby avert possible U.S. t

MSAS Cargo International has purchased Penson Florida Co., a Miami-based international customs broke

The European Commission today is due to take up the question of whether to move against Air France's

NORTH AMERICA American International Toy Fair. Through Feb. 21. New York. Sponsored by Toy M

John D. Macomber, U.S. Export-Import Bank president, called Tuesday for closer cooperation with Japa

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When the Miami-based ship Celebration rammed into a Cuban freighter last year, Carnival Cruise Lines

Three men intimately involved in the debate over the legality of negotiated truck rates provided a p

UNION TRANSPORT BAN ROCKS AUSTRALIAN STATESYDNEY, Australia - New South Wales, Australia's m

THE GLOBAL MARKET has spoken. Paper documents increasingly are a bottleneck in a global economy tied

Federal prosecutors are expected to bring a civil suit today against five New York area locals of th

NORTON LILLY INTERNATIONAL INC. (Federal Way, Wash.) - John Stacy was named operations manager for t

The recent string of shutdowns at U.S. styrene plants bodes well for the domestic polystyrene market

No one can accuse the Massachusetts Port Authority of not having a plan. In fact in the last two wee

Exports of jewelry from Thailand appear to be holding up strongly, despite the withdrawal of duty-fr

PERRIER RESUMES BOTTLING MINERAL WATERPerrier resumed bottling mineral water Monday and a co

Workers associated with 11 Brazilian shipboard labor unions went on strike at midnight Sunday, deman

The British government provided more details Monday of its planned privatization of the Central Elec

The U.S. dollar rose slightly Monday, except against the yen, after drifting lower through most of t

S&P SAYS IT AFFIRMED CHINA'S DEBT RATINGSStandard & Poor's Monday said it has affirmed China

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US, ITALY SIGN BILATERAL AIR ACCORDThe United States and Italy have signed a new aviation ag

Political pressure virtually assures that the United States and Soviet Union will have a maritime ag

Dow Chemical Co. maintains that its Saran Wrap plastic food wrap is free of consumer health hazards

UNION CARBIDE PLANS PLASTICS RECYCLING PLANTPISCATAWAY, N.J - Union Carbide Corp. expects to

Nac Re Corp. said its operating income for 1989 rose $25.6 million, or $2.42 a share, from $17.7 mil

National Cotton Council members are expected to approve a three-step proposal to ensure that U.S. co

The price of platinum zoomed ahead Monday on concerns about future supplies of the metal from South

Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady has hailed Mexico's financial reform package as a milestone in his

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

Secretary of State James A. Baker III has brought inspiration and $80 million in promises of U.S. fo

Air France's bid to become Europe's largest airline is hanging in the balance as the European Commun

FLEET LINES TO OFFER NEW SERVICE TO INDIAFleet Lines will offer weekly less-than-containerlo

TRAFFIC SITUATION EASES AT ITALIAN BORDERSTraffic flowed smoothly at most Italian border cro

Industrialized nations are meeting in Paris this week to discuss a U.S. proposal to eliminate shipbu

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