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Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., said he will press the Bush administration to levy trade sanctions against

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When Robert Dallmeyer was running an exhibit for United Technologies Corp. at a West German trade fa

Looking out of his ninth floor window toward the Canadian border a short distance away, Charles Rose

GM CANADA ANNOUNCES TEMPORARY SHUTDOWNSGeneral Motors of Canada Ltd. said Wednesday it was t

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE (Washington) - President Bush Wednesday named Deputy Secretary ofState Lawr

The number of privately run businesses in southern Guangdong province, China's most dynamic commerci

Belgium's growing trade in services and related high technology is strengthening commercial ties wit

The U.S. dollar declined to its lowest level of the year against the deutsche mark Wednesday.

Sen. Frank Murkowski, R-Alaska, protested Wednesday against Japanese restrictions on foreign acquisi

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

The European Commission Wednesday proposed lending 1 billion European Currency Units ($885 million)

The U.S. Export-Import Bank signed an accord to help boost exports by Los Angeles-based firms.

U.S. economic activity is "stable to modestly expanding" in most Federal Reserve districts, although

REAL GNP IN JAPAN SHOWS 2.9 PERCENT INCREASEJapan's real gross national product rose 2.9 per

The U.S. Treasury and Federal Reserve sold a total of $5.87 billion worth ofdollars for deut

Wed., Dec. 6, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

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U.S. Maritime Administrator Warren Leback plans to propose subsidy reform legislation that will embr

P-I-E Nationwide Inc., one of the trucking industry's largest companies, is asking its employees to

Evergreen International Airlines of McMinnville, Ore., again has taken it on the chin. The a

A U.S. appeals court has refused to dismiss an appeal of a ruling by the Interstate Commerce Commiss

European Expedite, the troubled European wholesale air express carrier based in Brussels, Belgium, p

Traffic Club of Philadelphia, Christmas luncheon, Dec. 11. Hershey Hotel, Philadelphia. Contact: Pau

Efforts to put the Albany County Airport into private hands have been dealt a setback by Federal Avi

A container yard receiving charge will be imposed at Bangkok, Thailand's main port, beginning Jan. 1

Ansett Air Freight expects Australia's air cargo industry to expand and become a more competitive fo

Ships began moving slowly through icy waters on the St. Lawrence Seaway early Wednesday after repair

Warner-Lambert Co. won the first round in a $55 million lawsuit against Rohm and Haas Co., which all

NON-FARM PRODUCTIVITY REVISED UPWARDAmerican workers made modest productivity gains in the t

Chrysler Corp. said Wednesday that it was putting its business aircraft and defense electronics ope

The U.S. economy will continue to weaken next year but avoid a recession and any substantial change

The paperwork that corporations have created to keep their wheels turning can be mind-boggling.<

In the face of tighter air pollution standards, a Southern California company said it has developed

U.S. and Soviet negotiators concluded their first day of preliminary talks on a new long-term grain

A triple whammy caused great damage to the economy of this city over several decades before it began

US AUTHORIZES SALE OF WHEAT TO CHINAChina has been authorized to buy an additional 1 million

With the mood in Congress trending toward greater regulation in the futures industry, higher margins

Taiwan Wednesday said it would slash more tariffs to help boost imports and narrow the island's surp

Proposed legislation to upgrade the government's aging oceanographic fleet is in a political wrangle