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The next Brazilian president will have to work with sharply reduced trade surpluses and much less of

The United States accepted Tuesday a ruling, by the global body governing world trade, that would re

A piece of history will be lost, and hundreds of retired merchant seamen, many of them homeless vete

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Driving records, mileage and years of driving experience - all consumer-backed methods - are among t

Federal Maritime Commissioner Edward J. Philbin is about to be named the chairman of the Interstate

The Canadian Coast Guard is looking to toughen the requirements for granting a "B" certificate to fo

Continued sluggish demand by West German consumers for gasoil, also known as distillate fuel oil, p

Braniff Inc.'s long fall from nearly 100 flights a day out of its hub here to none on Tuesday has me

New Yorkers who could not normally qualify for major medical insurance will be able to get coverage

The recent scientific development of concentrated milk that is low in fat, free of cholesterol and a

China will emphasize overseas cooperation as its struggling automotive industry seeks to develop and

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The Overseas Private Investment Corp. is leading its first investment mission to Poland this week.

The Soviet Ministry of Shipping has invited Britain's Simpler Trade Procedures Board (SITPRO) to org

Bringing up the Jones Act in maritime circles is akin to talking about politics or religion at the d

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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF EXPORTERS AND IMPORTERS (New York) - Tinka G. Andrade has been appointed cha

Kimberly-Clark Corp. said that its Canadian subsidiary, Spruce Falls Power and Paper Co., agreed to

FAA ORDERS BOEING TO INSPECT 737S, 747SThe Federal Aviation Administration has ordered inspe

The long-simmering dispute over the U.S.-Canadian durum trade has reached Washington and Ottawa, and

US CHIP GROUP NOTES BETTER ACCESS TO JAPANForeign access to the Japanese microchip market ha

Proposed joint ventures between Boeing Co. and Japanese companies should not lead to any substantial

Officials of the U.S. Customs Service and the Drug Enforcement Agency say both will probe other rece

Rail carloadings fell 2.5 percent in October from the year-earlier month. It was the fourth

Dockworker and management contract talks at the Port of Baltimore were scheduled to resume Tuesday a

Drat! I was supposed to be in Eastern Europe today viewing life without an Iron Curtain. Instead I'm

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

STRIKE SHUTS DOWN BRAZILIAN REFINERYSAO PAULO, Brazil - A wildcat strike has idled Brazil's

The Soviet Union wants rights to fly into San Francisco or Los Angeles and won't permit U.S. flights

Airbus Industrie claims to have clinched the number two position in world civil aircraft sales with

NORTH AMERICA National Back-To-School Merchandise Show. Feb. 10-12. New York. Office station

The revision of the Bank of Korea Act is not likely to be enacted in the current session of the Nati

Carriers are accepting invitations, from a group of importers and exporters using ocean transportati

Nov. 7, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

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The American-backed consortium building Hong Kong's first cable television network has ordered a sop

A Wisconsin shipyard is racing the calendar to complete work on a new training ship for New York's s

E. Ernest Johnson was named president and chief executive of North Atlantic Life Insurance Co. of Je

US COFFEE NEGOTIATOR WILL JOIN 'SUMMIT'Assistant U.S. Trade Representative James Murphy, the