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Prices for nearly every major category of imported goods fell during the third quarter, while U.S. e

DEREGULATION, INFLATION TARGET OF SWEDISH BILLSTOCKHOLM, Sweden - The government presented a

Japan and Western Europe are understood to have condemned U.S. sanctions against Toshiba Corp. at th

A hated word was on the lips of most cognac producers meeting in Paris this week - whiskey.

Seven foreign-backed hotel ventures are among more than 100 large projects canceled by Chinese offic

TOP STORIES Pressure mounts for a change in the structure of the foreign trade zone program

General Motors Corp. today reported its third-quarter earnings rose to $859.2 million, an industry r

The photo caption above a story entitled, Stevedoring Dispute in LA Develops National Overtones, on

* Customs Update 4A * Howard Simon - Simon Says 14A* Stephen A. Quick - Help Mexico to Grow

The Federal Aviation Administration Thursday took two new steps to deal with corrosion problems on B

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Deputy U.S. Trade Representative Michael B. Smith is leaving his office Oct. 31 to launch a trade co

A row has blown up in the Philippines over government-imposed rules on textile exports. Typi

CYPRUS HOPES TO WIN OFFSHORE BUSINESSNICOSIA, Cyprus - The governor of the central bank anno

Two Japanese companies are considering investment opportunities in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean bas

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The government's textile commissioner has raised minimum prices for exports of some garments to the

The Port of Los Angeles released what is generally believed to be the most intensive study ever done

The people who make computers communicate have selected a new representative to the global community

FILING OF FORM ITA-370P FOR EXPORT OF CATEGORIES 336/636, 342/642 AND 447 - JAMAICA. U.S. Customs is

Japanese citrus farmer Motomu Nakagawa has led a fight among Japanese farmers for 10 years against c

British Coal Corp. says it is considering joining with private companies to develop a number of coal

The processing time for biotechnology patent applications may be cut almost in half when the U.S. Pa

Gasoline prices declined on the New York Mercantile Exchange Thursday in volatile trading, largely o

The annual tug-of-war over coking coal contract prices is getting under way between U.S. exporters a

UTILICORP UNITED PLANS TO BUY CABOT SYSTEMKANSAS CITY, Mo. - UtiliCorp United intends to acq

UAE TO REJECT QUOTA IT CONSIDERS INADEQUATEABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates - The United Arab

The U.S. Department of Energy's obscure Economic Regulatory Administration will go out of business o

EASTERN AIR LINES (Miami) D. Ross Fischer, system operations; Harry A. Hokanson, procedural complian

UTILICORP UNITED (Kansas City, Mo.) - Clark G. Redick will join the company on Nov. 1 as new senior

Oct. 27, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Why, you might wonder, does a major airport - already operating at capacity and often crowded to ove

NORTHWEST TO CONVERT TWO PLANES TO COMBISNorthwest Airlines plans to convert a pair of 747-1

Eastern Air Lines' well publicized labor problems have played a very significant role in sapping its

DELTA AIR EARNINGS UP 69 PERCENT IN QUARTERMONROE, La. - Delta Air Lines earned $99,951,000,

Orlando International Airport has designs on becoming a larger player in the southeastern U.S. air c

Chicagoan Ed Becht has built a $13 million-a-year business providing such oddball services as protec

International Business Machines Corp. appears to be regaining ground lost to rivals in the battle fo

It should be over. But it's not. After months of bureaucratic tug of war between the U.S. Cu

From Vision to Payoff: Breakthroughs to Growth, 20th Annual Information Industry Association convent