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With the winds of change sweeping across Eastern Europe, Ireland has pledged as new European Communi

Officials at E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. believe that the 1990s will be the decade that the compan

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

Poised at the start of the new decade, the capital of the largest and most populous state in the Ara

NORTH AMERICA Consumer Electronics Show. Jan. 6-9. Las Vegas. Contact Consumer Electronics S

INTEREST RATES WILL CONTINUE TO FALL through the winter months as the economy skates closeto a reces

Authorities and barge operators spent Tuesday checking the security of barges tied along the Mononga

Maritime operations at the Port of Seattle are expected to slip farther into the red this year, losi

Officials of foreign airlines at Philadelphia International Airport are enraged that the city is con

Kuehne & Nagel AG is closing its U.S. headquarters at the World Trade Center and moving to Jersey Ci

PANAMANIAN BECOMES CANAL ADMINISTRATORPANAMA CITY, Panama - A Panamanian became the senior a

Canadian shoppers have made this holiday season jolly for U.S. retailers, but some residents are fee

Africa, mourning a "lost decade" of development, begins the 1990s fearful that political changes swe

Industry sources expect the tentative labor settlement at Pittston Coal Group Inc. to weaken coal pr

Romania is expected to rely heavily on Western technology and expertise to rebuild an economy shatte

PURCHASERS' INDEX ROSE TO 48 PERCENT IN DECEMBERThe nation's purchasing managers' index rose

Kuehne & Nagel AG, the world's largest freight forwarder, has a new management structure designed t

POTASSIUM ACID TARTRATE Pfizer Inc.'s specialty chemicals group will increase the price of p

STEPHEN E. McKITTRICK speaks admiringly of the airlines' impressive advances in cargo-handling and c

The Japanese economy heads into the 1990s riding a boom based on spending at home. Its fundamental s

Jan. 2, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

A trading company owned by Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega's former presidential candidate was a slush f

UNION PACIFIC TO SELL STAKE IN REALTY UNITBETHLEHEM, Pa. - Union Pacific Corp. has reached a

Fruit traffic to the Port of Philadelphia is suffering delays of up to five days because of the U.S.

Seventeen new ships will be introduced into the Australian merchant fleet by 1992, government offic

While the government draws up plans for a multibillion-dollar new airport and seaport complex, the c

The 100-year-old mine dumps which share Johannesburg's skyline with a forest of modern high-rises ar

A bitter turf war has put Canadian financial services deregulation in limbo. A long-awaited

A business trip unexpectedly takes you to Tokyo, and one night you find yourself in a remote part o

SUGAR TRADE HOUSES EYE STRATEGY IN BRAZILSAO PAULO, Brazil - In a continuing battle over the

Warmer temperatures have returned to Florida and Texas citrus growing areas during theNew Year's wee

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The U.S. business community is rushing to set its priorities for a prospective new trade agreement w

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

Many of the nation's top regional trucking companies showed little or no business growth during the

The Coast Guard will delay the effective date of its drug and alcohol testing regulations, where the

Three years of double-digit economic growth appear to have persuaded South Koreans that anything les

PANAMA LOOTING TAKES TOLL ON PORTSPANAMA CITY, Panama - Looting that swept Panama after last

The Shipbuilders Council of America is sponsoring a Jan. 31 seminar that will take a close look at t

Waterfront employer and labor groups said the 1927 Longshore and Harbor Workers Compensation Act was