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The government of Thailand is being urged by some key industry groups to adopt a new approach to int

U.S. and other electronics companies are beefing up in Singapore again after a sharp cutback last ye

A new Ohio law that limits how high a vehicle can be "jacked up" is rankling some truck owners and t

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

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

Some foreign buyers are reporting trouble lining up U.S. steel purchases as domestic steel users bui

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

A major initiative designed to help small businesses on both sides of the Atlantic break into overse

Since the Tung Group debt restructuring was completed in January 1987, Orient Overseas Container Lin

Chemical Banking Corp. reported Thursday that first quarter earnings fell to $117.9 million, or $1.4

The future of this British colony after its return to Chinese sovereignty seems assured by the simpl

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

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

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

The owner of Pilot Freight Carriers Inc. is being investigated by an Oklahoma grand jury in connecti

The National Commission on Orphan Diseases Wednesday asked Congress to give greater incentives to dr

Union Carbide Corp. announced that its Union Carbide do Brasil SA affiliate will more than double it

Neptune Orient Lines, the Singapore flag-carrier, is the first line to be awarded its own private co

JAPAN'S TRADE SURPLUS SHRANK IN MARCHJapan recorded a trade surplus of $6.739 billion in Mar

The San Francisco Port Commission approved a $15,000 a year pay raise for recently named port direc

Sen. Edward Kennedy said his legislation to require employers to provide health insurance for worker

The newly named chief executive of Sweden's largest bank said lending to the Soviet Union is too ris

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

GPA TO PLACE LARGEST PLANE ORDER IN HISTORYDUBLIN - Irish-based GPA Group Ltd., the world's

The U.S. dollar was mixed in quiet trading Wednesday, after a brief flurry over the future of the We

A member of the House Agriculture Committee is considering introducing legislation that would requir

TRADERS SAY AUSTRALIA SOLD WHEAT TO USSRLONDON - The Australian Wheat Board is understood to

Terrorism rose to record heights in 1988, as the United States suffered a substantial increase and I

The operating rate of Japan's 36 nuclear power plants fell to its lowest level in six years during t

Styrene volume and polypropylene value in January lead imports among the 39 petrochemical materials

Spraying tobacco plants with new genes can turn them intofactories for the production of medically b

The U.S.-Canada free trade agreement offers expanding opportunities for companies and investors on b

Plans are in hand for expansion and improvement of one of the principal ports in Malaysia, as busine

It's a shoppers' and tinkerers' paradise here this week as Hong Kong stages its annual International

The Maryland General Assembly closed its session late Monday night without an agreement on an insura

Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., and Sen. Paul Simon, D-Ill., proposed legislation that would require a

Stolt Tankers & Terminals (Holdings) SA, one of the world's leading transporters of liquid chemicals