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Southeast Asia is following the footsteps of Japan, South Korea and Taiwan down the rich man's path

Rumors of renewed political tensions in China sent Hong Kong share prices sharply lower in thin, yea

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

Regardless of what the United States does to improve East-West trade, the main onus rests on the Sov

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SOCK SHOP NEGOTIATES FOR LOWER RENT IN USSock Shop International PLC, the high-flying Britis

SANPELLEGRINO USA (New York) - The subsidiary of Sanpellegrino SpA, Milan, Italy, has named Wendy M.

With the help of an innovative banking foundation called Women's World Banking, some Third World wom

Shareholders of Zenith Electronics Corp. have voted overwhelmingly to approve the sale of Zenith's c

Government officials have outlined a trade program that they called a reversal of the policies that

CHINA LEADER REITERATES HONG KONG POLICY PLANMANAMA, Bahrain - Chinese President Yang Shangk

RULES/REGULATIONS 29th Annual Advanced Antitrust Seminar: Merger, Markets and Joint Ventures

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index was little changed last week as higher cotton, hide a

ARGENTINA-PARAGUAY - $250 million from the Inter-American Development Bank to construct the Yacyreta

The Agriculture Department announced last week that the federal price support for milk produced by f

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Angry homeowners, besieged oil delivery companies and governors across the Northeast are calling on

The fall of the Romanian government won't disrupt a large-volume, long-term coal supply contract Isl

Dec. 28, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The Weekly Coal Exports table that appeared on Page 11B in The Journal of Commerce of Friday, Dec. 1

Alsen Coal Terminal Ltd. of Rhinebeck, N.Y., resubmitted an application to the state Department of E

Midway Airlines is a survivor. It is one of only two jet carriers that didn't exist in some

MONTANA POWER CO. (Butte, Mont.) - Robert P. Gannon, 45, was elected president to succeed retiring u

Airlines are concerned that a U.S. Postal Service plan to provide slower delivery for some first cla

Thick fog in the Pacific Northwest is causing some delays for air cargo, particularly in the Puget S

The Cubans have rejected a request by the U.S. Postal Service to send mail directly to the island af

Personnel attached to the air cargo business development unit of the Port Authority of New York and

EASTERN PLANS TO CUT JOBS, MANAGEMENT PAYMIAMI - Eastern Air Lines said it would cut almost

In the next few weeks, the Port of New York and New Jersey hopes to begin reaping the benefits of a

Cargo fees used to fund dockworker longshore benefit programs here will drop by $1 a ton effective J

Prominent among costs that make the Port of New York/New Jersey more expensive are trucking costs.

CATERPILLAR WORLD TRADING CORP. (Peoria, Ill.) - H.R. (Rich) Buttleman has been named president, Cat

CANAVERAL PORT AUTHORITY (Cape Canaveral, Fla.) - Richard B. Lombroia was named director of real est

A small supplier of specialized semiconductor chips has teamed up with a Japanese consumer electroni

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

PANAMA CANAL RETURNS TO 24-HOUR OPERATIONSThe Panama Canal returned to normal 24-hour operat

During the next 20 years, global warming could substantially increase the damage-producing potential

The federal government, for the first time, has weighed in on the issue of where consumers may buy r

When the ship Selkirk Settler eased into the Clure Public Marine Terminal docks at the Seaway Port A

Birth centers provide a safe, less costly alternative to hospital childbirth for healthy women at lo