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LICHT CITES CONFUSION OVER SUGAR CONTRACTSConfusion surrounds the recent cancellation by Bra

The Chinese government's decision to tighten control on imports will weaken global sugar prices in t

MEXICO, SPAIN AGREE ON COOPERATION TREATYMADRID, Spain - Mexico and Spain have agreed a trad

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The growth of transport costs will favor the railroad industry over truckloadcarriage in the

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

TWA RELAXES RULE ON FREQUENT FLIERSTrans World Airlines, responding to a lawsuit and complai

The Transportation Department and a congressional committee are looking into increasing sales of U.S

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

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

DIME SAVINGS BANK OF NEW YORK (New York) - Richard H. Terzian, 52, was named executive vice preside

US OFFERS PAYMENTS FOR IRAN JET VICTIMSThe United States said Monday it has offered $100,000

INDIANS AWAIT CLEARANCE ON EXPORT OF CHEMICAL BOMBAY, India - An Indian firm involved in the

The United States and Japan have agreed to discuss structural problems in their economic and politic

PRESIDENT BUSH recently signed a bill extending until April 1, 1990, the federal government's author

The operator of the damaged tanker, World Prodigy, expects to receive bidsfrom shipyards thi

NEW WALKOUTS HIT SIBERIAN COAL MINESNew strikes erupted at other Siberian coal mines after w

The Senate voted 81-10 Friday to impose additional sanctions on China in response to the Chinese gov

The House Ways and Means Committee removed a provision from its fiscal 1990 revenue bill that insure

DHL International, a leading air express company, is planning to develop road-based point-to-point d

Australia's international airline, Qantas, is undertaking wide-ranging modernization and expansion t

Officials at Thailand's main containerport are proposing yet another revamp of crane charges, which

NEW HAWAIIAN AIRLINE ORDERS FLEET FROM BAEHawaii has new airline: Discovery Airways.

The Tennessee Valley Authority said it bought only 2,000 tons of coal in the spot market in the firs

The U.S. Treasury Department has proposed regulations requesting businesses or individuals engaged i

U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills said on Friday she is lifting a tariff on U.S. imports of hams

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The International Trade Commission is scheduled to rule in August on four complaints of unfair trade

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An AFL-CIO maritime unit says the owners, operators and manning agents of the 11 Kuwaiti vessels tha

The much-ballyhooed Beijing trade fair doesn't seem to be pulling normal crowds of either buyers or

Japanese businessmen and trade officials see dismal prospects for investment in China in the coming

An official at the Port of Baltimore says it does not need to open an inland terminal facility becau

Like most combination carriers, Pan American World Airways' major emphasis is on passenger traffic.<

Senior cargo officials at Pan American World Airways believe that the planned renovation of the airl

California's legislature is gearing up for an expected battle between long- time adversaries: lawyer

RAILCAR GRAIN MOVES TO INCREASE IN USRailcar moves of grain will continue to increase gradua

Britain's port employers claimed Friday the impact of the four-day-old strike by dockers is beginnin

Neste Chemicals of Finland said it will build a plant in Belgium to manufacture polyalphaolefins, us