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The subzone aspect of the U.S. free trade zone program, when looked at carefully, behaves like Dr. J

Women who accept a $725 compensation offer for injuries caused by Dalkon Shield birth-control device

Insurance agents' groups are fulfilling their pledge to take the issue of transfer of insurance powe

HARMONIZED SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION - QUOTA CLASS TEXTILES. Customs has established the following proce

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

Trade talks under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade were extendedthrough today in the tepid

SENDING SIGNALS can be a big part of economic policy, and President-elect Bush's top economic advise

GERMAN PAYMENTS MOVES INTO SURPLUSFRANKFURT, West Germany - West Germany has swung into a ba

Several Caribbean states that have enjoyed preferential access to the European Community are fearing

The U.S. Commerce Department is devising a strategy to respond to the Soviet foreign trade offensive

The Royal Hong Kong Police, one of the largest single forces in the world, is getting one of the wor

Sun Co.'s recent $600 million acquisition of Atlantic Petroleum Co.'s northeastern refining and mark

Misuse does not have to be the Achille's heel of computing, according to computer security experts.

Theirs is not to reason why. Theirs is to EDI or die. Or such was the message coming out of

1486 (Dec. 8, 1988) Previous day - 1485 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

A further step into the new era of ship mechanization was taken last week when a Danish builder deli

We believe the time has come for the (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade) to link trade to respe

Italy's leading private industrialist urged the adoption of a common currency among the 12 members o

DOLLAR-DRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK (White Plains, N.Y.) - Nicholas P. Rizzetta was named executive vice pr

The might of the Canadian dollar, while a product of foreign confidence in the Canadian economy, is

Air Cargo Fast Flow, the $20 million automation effort designed to speed cargo through John F. Kenne

Japanese companies are scaling down their operations in South Africa in recognition of the global pr

State officials plan to build a four-lane highway connecting the New JerseyTurnpike to Route

WHILE BRAZIL IS CUTTING DOWN its forests, Chile is busy planting them. Alfredo Woerner, the

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

As waterfront property becomes less available and more costly, ports attempt to use the land they ha

Airplanes are somewhat like people. They age, they wear, they weaken. As a result of thousan

For two months, American Airlines and city aviation officials scrambled toput together facil

Newly industrialized countries and developing nations are facing yet another barrier to prosperity:

American Telephone & Telegraph Co. and US Sprint Communications Co. have been awarded contracts by t

A U.S. district court judge will not stop a Military Sealift Command contract with Sea-Land Service

GULF COAST SHIPBUILDERS AND OCEAN CARRIERS told a public hearing before the president's Commission o

When London-based STC Submarine Systems Inc. earlier this year needed a site on the West Coast to bu

A fresh wave of strikes that threatened to plunge Yugoslavia into a new round of labor unrest was te

HIGH COURT BLOCKS PLESSEY TAKEOVER BIDThe High Court on Thursday temporarily blocked General

Thurs., Dec. 8, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

China's anti-inflation drive has not stopped its economic reform program, a top Chinese official sai

Greece's Heracles Cement Co. is scouting the market for 440,000 metric tons of steam coal, according

United Airlines and other air carriers serving Chicago's O'Hare International Airport can meet start

CMB Transport, Belgium's leading shipping group, has become a major player on the trade lanes betwee