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The United States and 11 other nations have resumed talks on a possible increase in the Inter-Americ

More than 30 U.S. textile companies are among 50 overseas exhibitors at Fashion Week '89, which open

FRENCH INSURER, BANK SIGN COOPERATION PACTGroupama, the fifth largest insurer in France, has

EGYPT'S OIL PRICE HIKE IS SECOND IN JANUARYCAIRO, Egypt - Egypt will increase crude oil expo

There's Westchester the county, Westchester the symbol of suburban life and now Westchester - the oi

The Pacific Northwest's two rival containerports at Tacoma and Seattle Tuesday each got a new port d

CHINA BUYS US WHEAT ON EXPORT BONUS PLANWASHINGTON - The U.S. Department of Agriculture said

Textile Quotas to Watch as of 1/14/89. Fully Utilized Textile Quotas as of 1/14/89

As a Texas high school football coach in the 1960s, A.W. "Woody Pogue built a reputation for winning

In the sensitive world of trade diplomacy, it is not always wise to call a spade a spade. Al

Peter O. Clark, head of a small high-technology defense contracting firm in California's Silicon Val

The Singapore International Monetary Exchange said it will launch Asia's first energy futures contra

The Soviet Union said Tuesday it would send observers to forthcoming talks between the Organization

China is buying five McDonnell Douglas Corp. MD-11 aircraft, one of them a freighter, for about $500

CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD (New York) - Scott C. Coopchik was named a senior vice president in the financi

JAPANESE POLITICIAN HINTS AT CHANGE IN YENTOKYO - A top politician of Japan's ruling Liberal

Sonoco Products Co. and Graham Engineering Corp. signed a letter of intent to form a new company to

200 TRUCKERS FINED IN SURPRISE OPERATIONCOLUMBIA, S.C. - More than 200 truckers were issued

FREIGHTLINER CORP. (Portland, Ore.) - A. Gordon Clark, senior vice president, sales and marketing, h

CSX Transportation Inc. has announced it will spend $763 million on capital improvements during 1989

CANADA'S TRADE SURPLUS DROPPED IN NOVEMBERCanada's world merchandise trade surplus in Novemb

Gov. Michael Dukakis said this week he plans to sign an executive order that would attempt to steer

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An association of imported automobile dealers assailed the Customs Service's Jan 4. decision to rais

Sea-Land Service Inc. moved Tuesday to fill a major gap in its global container transportation syste

Contract talks between the International Longshoremen's Association and their employers began Tuesda

The United Arab Emirates has expressed its support for a summit conference of OPEC heads of state, w

THE DISCUSSION IN DANIEL PEUDUPIN'S Heathrow office has centered on the question of shrinkage in the

The world's most populous country is growing faster than the food supply, threatening China's econom

PITNEY BOWES INC. (Stamford, Conn.) David A. Roberts has been named president of the company's Data

FAA CERTIFIES 747-400 FOR COMMERCIAL USESEATTLE - The advanced-technology Boeing 747-400, po

U.S. drug companies spent $6.5 billion on research in 1988, 18 percent more than in 1987, and a simi

Hoechst Celanese Canada Inc., a subsidiary of Hoechst Celanese Corp., will make an offer to purchase

The new port director at the Port of Tacoma is already a familiar face to most employees at the Taco

ATLANTIC CONTAINER LINE (South Plainfield, N.J.) - Patrick Johnson was named dis- trict sales manage

1643 (Jan. 17, 1989) Previous day - 1642 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange i

US MAY BLOCK SALE OF FIRM TO GERMANSA high-level government committee is considering whether

Local exporters should do more to exploit Canadian markets and growing links between the colony and

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

Seville is so keen to make its guests comfortable when they visit its World Fair in the summer of 19