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The government of Sudan, following its first public bid opening for freight rates on U.S. food-aid c

Transportacion Maritima Mexicana SA, or Mexican Line, said it will stop calling at the Port of San F

Rep. Thomas A. Luken, D-Ohio, trying to end an eight-year congressional deadlock, will introduce a b

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

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

DEVON ENERGY CORP. (Oklahoma City) - Darryl G. Smette was elected vice president of marketing and ad

The Port of Bremen/Bremerhaven's new Overseas Trade Center is intended to give it a competitive edge

Taiwan will raise oil refining capacity at its two refineries from 600,000 barrels a day to 720,000

Seven chlorofluorocarbon producers from around the world will cooperate on toxicity testing of two p

Massachusetts insurance Commissioner Roger Singer will resign to become senior vice president and ge

G.D. Searle & Co. late last week agreed to settle the claims and lawsuits of more than 100 people li

The story headlined "Cuba Outlines Plans to Develop Tourism," which appeared on Page 7A in The Journ

A U.S. business delegation heads to one of Southeast Asia's lesser-known countries this week in what

AMERICAN RE-INSURANCE CO. (Princeton, N.J.) - Paul Sanchez was named vice president at this reinsure

RULES/REGULATIONS Workplace Hazardous Material Information System Seminar. June 19. Newark,

Fri., June 16, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

The Port of Seattle and the Port of Los Angeles are trying separately to convince the Port Authority

The European Community, in a little noted action, has decided to impose strict controls on harmful a

Colombia is ready to go "door to door" to sell its coffee if the International Coffee Agreement is a

Moving data is rapidly becoming as important as moving cargo for Fritz Companies Inc., a San Francis

COMPUTERLAND STORES PLAN PACTEL PURCHASESeveral ComputerLand franchisees will acquire most o

U.S. industrial production was unchanged in May after increasing a revised 0.6 percent in April, the

Although many railroad marketing executives believe there's a place for ''carless" technology in the

Strong spending by national advertisers and an improving economic climate were cited as a prominent

Trade finance credits may begin to be restructured into investment securities, according to Peter Tr

U.S. trade officials are finding it difficult to devise ways toretaliate against restrictive trading

Toys offer a good prospect for the Philippines to increase exports to the United States and Canada,

The St. Lawrence Seaway may be headed for intermodalism, as a way to link the Seaway with rail trans

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

Lloyd Brasileiro, the Brazilian national-flag carrier, is halting its service to the U.S. West Coast

A bidder is protesting restrictions that the U.S. Postal Service included in its solicitation to ope

CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICIT REVISED UPWARD IN UKThe United Kingdom posted a revised, seasonally

Intermodal services are not held in very high esteem by those who make the choices of mode and carri

The Export Credit Guarantee Department (ECGD), Britian's official export credit insurer, has introdu

A new $250,000 lobbying drive to allow foreign-flag cruise ships to operate between Seattle and Alas

The Financing, Sale and Purchase of Vessels. June 19-20. London. Conference sponsored by Internation

Senior ministers of the Group of 77 developing nations will meet in Venezuela Monday to press the in

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The Bush administration has decided to attack Japanese trade barriers to U.S. forest products on a b