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Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher pledged to try to keep the European Community from imposing prod

The activities of Norwegian KS companies are felt far beyond Norway. Shipbrokers, financiers

The U.S. dollar declined broadly Thursday on the market perception that Federal Reserve Board Chairm

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

National Westminster Bancorp Inc., a subsidiary of a British banking concern, has agreed to acquire

President Jose Sarney of Brazil received a pledge of more than $1 billion in new official credits Th

British pharmaceuticals company Glaxo Holdings PLC is being plagued by counterfeit sales in its home

Any general-purpose bookstore that doesn't have income-tax guides prominently displayed this month i

The Swiss chemicals and pharmaceuticals group Ciba Geigy Thursday reported a 20 percent rise in net

CAUSTIC SODA Occidental Chemical Corp., Dallas, Texas, increased schedule prices for liquid

Kinark Corp. said it found a buyer willing to pay more than $10 million for its Chicago Lake River s

U.S. banks should do more to help remove the crushing debt burden from Latin America and work to rev

A recent national opinion survey reveals that consumers feel auto insurance rates are too high and s

New evidence of damage means an 18-month-old international treaty to protect the ozone layer is alre

TEMPLE, BARKER & SLOANE INC. (Lexington, Mass.) - Mitchell E. Steller has been elected a vice presid

OVERSEAS CARGO RISES 15 PERCENT AT PORT OF DETROITThe Port of Detroit said its overseas carg

The economy should grow well this year with a further narrowing of the trade deficit and with inflat

Transportation Secretary Samuel K. Skinner's honeymoon with Congress may be drawing to a close, and

Proper use of foreign trade zones can save importers and customs brokers big bucks, but some still d

The Port of New Orleans purchased a damaged container crane at auction and will spend more than $3 m

Imports of electrolytic manganese dioxide from Japan and Greece are unfairly priced, the Commerce De

SOUTH KOREA TO DISCUSS US TRADE DEMANDSSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea will discuss with th

A top Japanese official warned Thursday that Japan will flatly reject any proposals to do away with

The U.S. government has taken a crucial step toward adopting a long-sought national sealift policy,

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

The Port of San Francisco will place maritime interests ahead of real estate development, said Micha

It's not quite armed robbery, but General Motors Corp. may have to pay an Italian firearms manufactu

Trucks are still backed up for miles at Italian border checkpoints, as protesting customs personnel

HARMONIZED SYSTEM: EXPORT PROCEDURES. A new Harmonized Tariff Schedule B for exports became effectiv

Restricted access to foreign technology and the prospects for another weak sales year for Brazilian

The Soviet economy is at its most critical point since Mikhail Gorbachev's radical economic reforms

Restrictions on imported steel benefit steel users in the United States, three top industry executiv

Workers at Mexican factories just across the U.S. border are routinely exposed to toxins because of

U.S. importers had better get used to the sight of the National Guard and long lines at southern bor

The 1989 Maritime Guide published by Lloyd's Register is now off the presses. Included in th

South Korea has received foreign orders to build 11 ships for $670 million so far this year, up shar

Thin is "in" and, as a result, calorie-conscious Americans are consuming low-calorie and no-calorie

THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE is finding a corny solution to slippery winter roads. Acc

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JAPANESE CORN IMPORTS SEEN ON THE DECLINETOKYO - Japanese corn imports will begin to declin