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Rival ballot measures will determine whether San Francisco opens its Golden Gate to the 58,000-ton b

South Korea's economic planners are working on a financial aid package for the business conglomerate

Venezuela's petrochemical industry has launched an ambitious program to attract foreign investors to

TRUE BLUE FOR U.S. EMBASSY IN TOKYO: U.S. Ambassador to Japan Mike Mansfield conducted a briefing at

Prospects for increasing food production and easing hunger in developing countries will rise in the

Hungarian, Italian and American businessmen this week founded a joint venture business school to tra

LATIN NATIONS TO PRESS WEST ON TRADE ISSUESA Latin American delegation headed by Mexico will

Scott Paper Co. will enhance its presence in Asia with investment of more than $50 million over the

The Reagan administration is expected to decide by today whether to launch an investigation that cou

The government of Thailand hopes to raise exports by nearly 25 percent next year to some 500 billion

CHINA TO RESTRICT CIGARETTE IMPORTSOfficials of the world's top tobacco-consuming nation pro

KOREA'S TRADE SURPLUS WITH US SHRINKSSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's trade surplus with t

Members of the National Association of Foreign Trade Zones must start getting ready for the possible

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

Communist Party General Secretary Zhao Ziyang has told foreign businessmen that China's economic ref

The United States agreed this week to increase purchases of garments made in Jamaica by more than a

OMNIBUS TRADE AND COMPETITIVENESS ACT OF 1988 - FACT SHEET #4. The Trade Act extended the expiration

China exported $137 million worth of carpets in the first six months of this year, a 60 percent incr

You're a strategic planner for your company and you're trying to come up with a forecast for the 199

Apparel sales showed continued signs of recovery during October but sales of other merchandise remai

Negotiators from the European Community and the Soviet Union today wrap up two days of talks aimed a

New claims for state unemployment insurance benefits were made by 302,000 people during the week end

AS THE ELECTION NEARS, so does the reality of some type of shift in economic policy. Republi

The U.S. ambassador to the European Community warned Thursday that attempts to resolve the long-runn

Economists are saying it is time the United States faced up to the fact it has a debt problem.

* Customs Update 4A * Rose Horowitz's Trade Talk on Japan 5A* Howard Simon - Simon Says 6A

CHANCELLOR CAPITAL MANAGEMENT INC. (New York) - Joseph W. Haley was named managing director of sales

CHINA SET TO CURTAIL NEW FOREIGN CONTRACTSCommunist Party General Secretary Zhao Ziyang told

POLAND ALLOWS FIRMS TO ISSUE OWN BONDSWARSAW, Poland - Poland has introduced a new law allow

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Thu., Nov. 3, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

Whether George Bush or Michael Dukakis wins the presidential election next week, the foreign exchang

Congress is doing through the back door what it would not do through the front door: setting the sta

Brazil has suspended subsidized export financing, which could affect nearly half the country's expor

Just about everybody - even a reluctant Gov. Michael Dukakis - gains something from a new Massachuse

Insurance underwriters throughout Britain are hoping they get through this weekend without seeing to

The debt-plagued Joint Underwriting Association will save hundreds of millions of dollars by moving

AIG'S NET INCOME ROSE IN THIRD QUARTERAmerican International Group Inc. reported third quart

Presidential candidates George Bush and Michael Dukakis are sharply split on their approaches to sol

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