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A U.S. demand for further South Korean trade concessions over the next year or two would threaten So

With new studies showing little growth in port jobs in a period when annual port taxes rose $8.6 mil

The European Community's plan to develop a coordinated export credit strategy poses a challenge to U

The spending plan moving through the Senate Budget Committee Wednesday would mildly trim transportat

* Indiana Town Rescues Short-Line Railroad 3A * Trading With Venezuela 4A* Wells Fargo Shift

The high cost of building new ships may force owners to keep existing drybulk vessels in ser

Predicting that soaring auto insurance rates would push Pennsylvanians toward an "unprecedented insu

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YEUTTER BULLISH ON EXPORT BONUS SALESWASHINGTON - U.S. Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter

PIPER ALPHA COMPANY SETTLES COVER DISPUTEAt least one of the oil companies in the consortium

Venezuelan officials are trying to impress upon their U.S. counterparts that the burden of foreign d

A last-minute effort by the Port of Tacoma to kill a bill calling for an advisory board on port coop

2 AIRLINES TO SELL 20 PERCENT OF RESERVATION SYSTEMDALLAS - American Airlines and Delta Air

Leaders of Britain's dockers will decide today whether to hold a ballot to strike after failing to p

Officials of U.S. stevedoring firms say the nation's tax laws place them at an unfair disadvantage i

New York is throwing it's first ever annual transportation week May 15-21. The celebration w

JUDGE WON'T BLOCK JAPONICA BID FOR CNWCHICAGO - CNW Corp. said it intends to appeal a ruling

A special committee of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange recommended bans on dual trading, increased s

Maine lawmakers are struggling to find a way to replenish the state's workers compensation insurance

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

PRUDENTIAL UNIT BUYS TAIWAN CLOTHING STAKEPrudential Asia, the investment arm of Prudential

$200 million from the World Bank's International Development Association, comprising $175 million fo

China is the world's biggest violator of U.S. copyrights, costing the United States over $400 millio

The last few years at Whirlpool Corp. have been anything but dull. Since late 1985, Whirlpool has:

In keeping with Saturn's high-tech approach to manufacturing, the General Motors Corp. subsidiary al

Though nervous about the possibility of a recession and drought-related problems, the state's fiscal

The U.S. State Department, worried that sensitive technology exported to China could fall into the w

PRIME OFFERS NEWEST SUPER MINICOMPUTERNATICK, Mass. - Prime Computer Inc. has introduced the

Trading for the London International Financial Futures Exchange's new Eurodeutsche mark contract wil

An Alaska seafood group has proposed a $41.3 million advertising campaign to reassure anxious consum

A businessman who claims he spent two years in prison because of poor advicefrom his attorne

A chemical ancient Babylonians extracted from figs to treat skin ailments is being used to develop a

PWA Corp. of Calgary said its planned purchase of ailing Wardair Inc. might not save Canada's third-

CALFED INC. (Los Angeles) - Philip R. Sherringham was named senior vice president and treasurer of t

The Republic of Vanuatu, which set up an international ship registry eight years ago, has appointed

Former European Community Commissioner Lord Cockfield accused Britain this week of acting like a cav

A new congressional report critical of the government's truck safety programs prompted Senate legisl

International Monetary Fund officials met with Peruvian finance officials this week but President Al

Two U.S. industry associations Wednesday called for Japan to be placed high up on the hit list of co