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REGIONAL BLOCS Europe 1992: U.S. Corporate Actions. April 17-18. Marriott Marquis Hotel, New

Two U.S. senators introduced a bill in Congress late last week that would establish annual summit me

The Organization of American States' foreign-trade database is getting an important injection of cap

The International Trade Commission's biggest dumping case in years will highlight the agency's activ

SPECIAL SURVEILLANCE OF CHILEAN FRUIT ENDSThe Food and Drug Administration said it is phasin

With a conspicuous appeal to establish quota-free textile export bases to the United States, eight e

Japan's finance minister said he's unhappy that his country's trade surplus rose in the past 12 mont

GIVE THOSE BUDGET DEALERS THEIR DUE. Last week's agreement was, by the standards of Washington head-

Favorable news on wholesale inflation, industrial capacity pressures and the federal budget deficit

INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT INDEX DECLINES 1.7 PERCENT IN JAPANJapan's February industrial production

Poor in natural resources but rich in scientists and engineers, Israel is turning to high technology

With prices climbing by the hour, Argentine housewives have given up planning the family budget.

The new budget outline for fiscal 1990 leaves enough money to fund most discretionary domestic progr

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Dale D. Myers, the acting administrator of NASA and one of the men brought back to the agency follow

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

A $10.5 billion U.S. trade deficit in February appeared to bolster forecasts of only a slightly bett

The Soviet Union plans to open its first banking representative offices in the United States in late

Possible opposition from the Justice Department may have doomed the proposed acquisition of Farrell

Japan's craze for "dry beer" has left a sweet taste in the mouths of Canadian malt makers. M

A Soviet research organization is trying to sell the designs of an innovative piston engine to Weste

SOUTH TEXAS SHIPPERS hope Southern Pacific will change its mind about a $500- a-car surcharge.

Arbitration Day. April 14. New York. Sponsored by the American Arbitration Association in cooperatio

THE 1988 WINTER OLYMPICS had its "Battle of the Brians" (Brian Boitano and Brian Orser for the men's

The U.S. dollar rose for the third month in a row in March on the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta's

Exxon Co. U.S.A. says it will make full contract deliveries of Alaskan North Slope crude oil in Apri

SAUDIS TO CUT SUPPLIES TO WESTERN BUYERSSaudi Arabia's Arabian and American Oil Co. said it

Harry M. Snyder, who for 13 years was the outspoken head of the Kentucky Council on Higher Education

Thousands of pounds of medical supplies and toys were loaded onto a plane for the Dominican Republic

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

Air France today will begin weekly trans-Atlantic freighter service from Newark International Airpor

AIR JAMAICA PAYS FINE, IMPOUNDED JET RETURNEDKINGSTON, Jamaica - U.S. Customs returned an im

Air Canada is in the process of expanding its air cargo operation at New York's La Guardia Airport.

Apr. 13, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

American Airlines increased freight ton-miles in March by 29.8 percent, to 52.2 million from 40.3 mi

Sea-Land Service Inc. has added a powerful new element to its automation mix - coherence. Es

Retailers can use automation strategies to bring a wider assortment of products to their customers,

The Department of Energy will do everything in its power to block the decommissioning of the Shoreha

Sluggish progress toward more use of electronic communications in trade got a swift kick Monday from

ANSI STRESSES NEED FOR UNIFIED US STANCEWASHINGTON - The president of the American National