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A Department of Transportation law judge recommended that U.S. officials cut by nearly 50 percent th

A new railroad is being proposed to help China move coal more efficiently to ports and main domestic

The expropriation policies of three Latin American countries and the labor practices of five other d

U.S. and West European product standards groups have agreed to work more closely to avert trade prob

Soviet officials will begin learning management American-style early next year from a company whose

The front-runner in Japan's race for prime minister said Monday the nation should play a greater rol

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

SPAIN-EC TO DISCUSS SUBSIDY OF AUTO SECTORMADRID, Spain - The Spanish government intends to

The Indian government "will not negotiate with the United States on Super 301 under the threat of r

AMERICAN HONDA TO SELL CARS IN ISRAELJapan's Honda Motor Co. will begin selling U.S.-made Ho

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is still pumping too much oil onto the world marke

CMS ENERGY CORP. (Dearborn, Mich.) - Joseph P. Tomasik was elected vice president of business develo

In an effort to broaden its horizons and become an oil producer in non- Communist areas, the Soviet

KUWAIT ACCEPTS NEED FOR QUOTA OBSERVANCEJAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesia said Kuwait has "acce

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Guam Gov. Joseph F. Ada last week demanded that the United States allow foreign-flag ships to carry

UNSWORTH GROUP OF COMPANIES (Linden, N.J.) - Gerald van Groningen was named executive vice president

The U.S. Air Force wants air freight carriers to tell it how to improve the operation of the LogAir

HOW TO USE: The following government bid opportunities are among the hundreds of such opport

The head of the Massachusetts Port Authority said Friday that a taxpayers' petition to roll back fee

The state's top insurance official says he will go after insurance companies to recover nearly $1 bi

The nation's unemployment rate fell one notch to 5.2 percent in July as businesses added 169,000 new

Sales of U.S.-made cars and light trucks sagged 5.5 percent in late July, automakers reported.

Toyota Motor Co. is "overrun with orders" for its new Lexus luxury model, and the car will likely be

Airbus Industrie has delivered the first of two ordered A300-600 widebody, twin-engine aircraft to L

AIRLINES' TARDY RECORD WORSENED IN JUNEFewer major airline flights are arriving on time, acc

Ten New Jersey companies will be seeking trade opportunities at a Soviet- America n trade show this

The head of the Federal Aviation Administration has formed a government- industr y task force to stu

Brussels, Belgium, and the European Community can expect a touch of the Bluegrass State soon when th

The Senate last week passed a bill that would tighten auto safety standards in a variety of areas. T

LINCOLN NATIONAL NET DROPS IN 2ND QUARTERFORT WAYNE, Ind. - Lincoln National Corp. reported

REGIONAL BLOCS The Pacific Summit and Symposia. Aug. 6-11. Seattle. This major event being c

Enforcement of the World Health Organization code can be erratic, even where Third World government

If you owe the Port of Tampa money, officials there might decide not to do business with you until y

The Port of Marseilles plans to invest 3 billion French francs ($476 million) over the next 10 to 30

HAITI-US CONFERENCE TO RAISE RATES 5 PERCENTHOLLYWOOD, Fla. - A group of ship lines announce

Several countries have been trying to promote breast feeding as the safest and cheapest way to keep

A European Community Commission proposal to regulate the makeup and marketing of infant formula has

Over the past decade, the automobile import market has changed dramatically, with more Japanese comp