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WHITE HOUSE ACCEPTS GATT RULING ON SUGARThe Bush administration Thursday accepted a General

A revamped Customs user fee is moving through Congress but may be subject to further legislative act

The United Steelworkers said it reached a tentative contract settlement with Inland Steel Industries

If the billions of dollars that fled Mexico the past 20 years in search of safer investments abroad

The Federal Maritime Commission denied a request by the American Trucking Associations to strike dow

SONY PURCHASES UNIT OF SUNDSTRAND CORP.PARK RIDGE, N.J. - Sundstrand Corp. of Rockford, Ill.

The policy arm of the 104 customs service agencies around the world will attempt to flesh out a stra

June 22, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

High-tech air cargo has started flowing again from the United States to China despite a hardening of

Brazil's failure to settle its differences with the International Monetary Fund and World Bank has r

Thu., June 22, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

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

Despite all the bum raps and bad publicity New York City gets about problems with crime, traffic con

Home owner ship among young Americans is declining alarmingly and "threatens to produce a permanent

STATE FARM SLAPPED WITH $100 MILLION SUITSeven Texas women filed a $100 million lawsuit Thur

Powerful ocean tugs from Exxon Shipping Co. and Crowley Maritime Corp. are scheduled today to begin

Inventories of key products ran counter to normal seasonal trends as gasoline stocks increased while

Walter F. Curran, deputy executive director of the Maryland Port Administration in Baltimore since

BLE WINS UNION FIGHT TO REPRESENT NS LINESThe Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers defeated t

Higher freight rates and a modest increase in tonnage produced a 70 percent surge in 1988 net income

Two international commodity groups hope to hear proposals Monday from the U.K. government and the Lo

EXPORTS OF GRAPEFRUIT FROM FLA. SET RECORDLAKELAND, Fla. - Florida has exported a record 23.

The most recent economic roundup from the nation's 12 Federal Reserve districts indicates some distr

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Carbolabs Inc., the chemical manufacturing laboratory heavily damaged in an apparent firebombing, v

NAVY TO SEARCH OCEAN FOR UNITED CARGO DOORThe Navy will search the ocean floor more than thr

Scientists have discovered air pollution over much of Africa, and it is chemically similar to the sm

It's official: After a costly and embarrassing delay of more than a year, Release 3.0 of Lotus Devel

The House of Representatives is taking up a series of amendments to a foreign aid bill that would el

Marine Transport Lines Inc. of Secaucus, N.J., said a company owned by its chairman and two other MT

NEVADA POWER CO. (Las Vegas) - Richard G. Hyte was elected vice president of finance and chief finan

Transportation Secretary Samuel K. Skinner sent to Congress a second bill aimed at keeping drunken m

British shippers plan to continue pressuring steamship lines to avoid using U.K. ports following the

U.S. textile and apparel importers have stopped biting their nails over the possible fallout from Ch

A Massachusetts state lawmaker says the imminent departure of state Insurance Commissioner Roger Sin

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CHINA INVESTMENT CHIEF SEES NO BIG CHANGESChina's foreign investment agency will trim its ac

President Bush's displeasure with China's political actions threatens China's bid to join the Genera

BANK LEUMI TRUST CO. OF NEW YORK (New York) - Jerry Trub was named first vice president, manager of