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The United Arab Emirates will go all the way to support the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Coun

France on Monday blamed the failure of world trade talks in Montreal last week on U.S. obstinacy and

In an effort to ensure a smooth closing of the Saint Lawrence Seaway this winter, U.S. and Canadian

Rumors that SmithKline Beckman Corp. is about to become a takeover candidate have swirled around the

Margate Shipping Co. and Chestnut Shipping Co. are seeking Maritime Administration approval for an a

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ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES AMERICA'S ROAD TEAMThe American Trucking Associations announced the 19

Beleaguered Parisians, already suffering from a crippling transport strike, probably think every pub

JAPAN'S TRADE SURPLUS JUMPED IN NOVEMBERJapan's merchandise trade surplus surged 38 percent

Federal agencies do not have the right to issue retroactive rules affecting business unless Congress

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

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

After nine years of watching light plane sales plummet every time anyone looked, the top executives

Oil market analysts are increasingly bullish about prices in the first quarter of 1989, despite the

Rather than disappearing, as some critics claim, competition among airlines is intensifying, Patrici

SECURITY AGENCY OKS SCRAMBLING DEVICESThe National Security Agency has signed contracts with

EDI IS A MOVEMENT more than it is a technology. The simple definition of the technology is t

AMBAC INDEMNITY CORP. (New York) - Gayle F. Robinson was named senior vice president at this municip

In Chicago Transit Official Likely to Take DOT Helm in The Journal of Commerce, Dec. 9, page 1A, the

Britain's business community expressed disappointment rather than surprise or dismay at the outcome

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

Alan Lord, deputy chairman and chief executive of Lloyd's of London, said Thursday that he expects t

Alexander & Alexander Inc., the insurance brokerage and risk management consulting company, and Flor

KOREAN REPORTS SAY TEXTILE OPERATIONS CUTSEOUL, South Korea - Textile industry sources in So

Japanese and European stock markets likely will outperform the U.S. market in 1989, according to Sal

The European Community said at the weekend that a ban on the imports of hormone-treated meat from th

GHANA COCOA MOVED BY MAKESHIFT BRIDGESACCRA, Ghana - Construction of makeshift bridges has h

The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey passed a 1989 budget of $2.2 billion in operating, capit

Chevron U.S.A. Inc. increased its posted buying prices for domestic crude oil, except that produced

PENNWALT'S LUCIDOL HIKES PEROXIDESBUFFALO, N.Y. - Pennwalt Corp.'s Lucidol division will inc

A Missouri appellate court has ruled that plaintiffs' attorneys who won a $43 million toxic tort ver

An automated system for exchanging cargo data among companies in the New York-New Jersey port area w

Ordernet Services Inc. has developed a vendor implementation program to bring more electronic tradin

Malaysian Airline System is talking with Boeing Co. about the possiblepurchase of three more

Aeromexico has resumed service to five U.S. cities after being grounded for five months following a

On Jan. 1, the European Community will launch 70 research and development projects, worth $120 milli

1988 CAR SALES IN US CALLED THIRD-BEST EVERSales of cars and trucks in the United States in

After weathering an avalanche of lawsuits and climbing a mountain of steep insurance rate hikes, ski

When considering foreign exchange, or forex markets, cities such as New York, London and Tokyo come

Life is getting tough for Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Corp. as competition in Japan's telecommunica