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Manufacturing facilities in the Far East may be the likeliest candidates for shutdown as U.S. comput

The story headlined "California Could Face Gasoline Crunch in '90s," which appeared on Page 6B in Th

The enactment of a tougher acid rain control law won't cause major coal price increases for electric

The sliding value of the Indian rupee has prompted the Indian government to ask exporters to negotia

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

The present balance in worldwide stocks of oil is expected to accommodate any increases in Organizat

Investors have started flocking to the Buenos Aires stock exchange in the latest sign that Argentina

California lawmakers adjourned at 4:00 Saturday morning, but not before completing hard-fought compr

The Shipping Act of 1984 will be the topic for a Maritime Administration seminar Oct. 19 in Pittsbur

The prospects for expanded government aid to U.S. liner shipping companies are brighter than at any

RULES/REGULATIONS Introductory Seminar on Export Administration Regulations. Sept. 20. New Y

The growing importance of the French franc in international foreign exchange markets will ease the b

Union Carbide Corp.'s chemicals and plastics division formed a joint venture with DNA Plant Technolo

With the failure of cocoa producers and consumers to agree on a new international price protection a

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DESPITE BETTER TIMES in the shipping industry, and a raft of publicity about public stock offerings

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

JAPAN REVISES DATA ON INDUSTRIAL OUTPUTJapan's industrial output in July fell by a seasonall

Brazil confirmed Monday that it would "delay" payment of some $1.6 billion in interest due Monday to

LAWRENCE GROUP BUYS REINSURANCE COMPANYALBANY, N.Y. - Lawrence Insurance Group Inc. announce

The Boeing Co. expects to sell as many as 100 of its new 747-400 freighters in the next few years, b

HENKEL INAUGURATES RESEARCH FACILITYHenkel Corp. of Gulph Mills, Pa., officially opened a 36

Alma Young became the first black woman in the United States to head a public port authority last Fr

The Commerce Department announced Monday the United States is prepared to provide Hungary with a wid

TRANSPORT COMMAND TO GET NEW CHIEFLt. Gen. Hansford T. Johnson, staff director for the Joint

PREHEARING SCHEDULED ON INTER-UNION BATTLEThe National Mediation Board has decided it must h

U.S. textile manufacturers are establishing a growing presence in apparel imported into the United S

The oil spill in the North Sea at the weekend is a timely reminder that shipowners must expect to pa

CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE (New York) - Michael R. Goldhawk was named vice president and nor

The U.S. Postal Service, one of the nation's largest shippers, will boost spending on computerized h

In 1974, Rawlings Sporting Goods Inc. decided it was too costly to make baseballs in Puerto Rico, so

Hay exporters have found no allies thus far in their campaign for a special corridor for overweight

The government of Malaysia, confronting a strong influx of investment that is boosting its industry,

Sept. 18, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

Prospects of commercial banks' concluding further Third World debt-reduction agreements are blurred,

Engineers at Boeing Co. said the new 747-400 freighter will be a hybrid, combining the somewhat olde

A New York Teamster who opposed the union's two largest labor contracts is running for international

The Soviet Union has suspended grain purchases abroad while it implements a plan to pay its farmers

OVER THE LAST MONTH, soybean futures have worked up off the contract lows established in early Augus

An International Trade Commission report next month is expected to help lay the basis for a speedup