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The St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. is wants to know if its customers want to start communicat

LOS ANGELES ACTIVISTS FIGHT DRAINING OF LAKEA plan to drain a lake during Metro Rail constru

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Amtrak's chairman and rail union presidents hotly debated the government- owned passenger line's bid

Brazil's new financing package will include exit bonds, to be known as Brazil Investment Bonds.<

The rise in the value of the Australian currency against the U.S. dollar is causing extreme uneasine

A proposal to lower to 18 the minimum age for driving heavy rigs got an important boost Wednesday wh

The Argentine central bank approved 15 of the 18 proposals put forward under the government's third

MAERSK LINE (Port Newark, N.J.) - Kenneth Johnson was promoted to general manager of the San Francis

The Federal Maritime Commission has agreed to hear oral argument on whether to permit ocean carriers

The Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners has given final approval to a $344 million budget for

Summer Workshop for Cruise Ship Industry. Port of Los Angeles. Princess Louise, Berth 94. June 24. S

A strengthening peso and trade liberalization reforms have prompted a burst in import spending that

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The Kawai Musical Instruments Manufacturing Co. said its piano assembly plant under construction in

Norway is considering a total ban on exports of heavy water after a series of embarrassing charges t

U.S. advocates of animal rights this week pressed for legislation to halt imports into the United St

* Customs Update 4A * Craig Dunlap's Trade Talk 5A* Exports Reveal True US Health 8A

The Inter-American Investment Corp. is finally about to start operations, Enrique Iglesias, presiden

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

Lower fees for handling cargo at New York area docks may lead carriers to route more cargo through t

China's declining sugar production prospects and rising domestic consumption indicate it will need t

THE SPRING GLUT of trade and transportation conferences throughout the Southeast has come to a close

HYUNDAI, UNION SIGN DEAL TO END STRIKESEOUL, South Korea - Management and the union at South

Grain and soybean traders were taken on a roller-coaster ride Thursday as prices fluctuated widely o

The government in Taiwan is preparing another official Buy American mission for September, having an

Japan and the United States are near agreement on a new project that both hope will double Japanese

PA. COMPANIES FORM GLOBAL TRADING FIRMTwo Pennsylvania-based companies, Matthews Internation

The United States and other nations might rewrite their own agricultural trade rules soon unless wor

A group of Britons is aiming to use snails to prove to Americans that British meals no longer consis

COAST GUARD RESTRICTS VESSEL DRAFTS ON OHIOThe Coast Guard, faced with the impact of the dro

A serious confrontation with labor began Thursday as the New York, Susquehanna and Western Railway i

A government finance agency said it is canceling an announced US$910 million sale of a state-owned c

Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas, introduced a second trade bill Thursday, stripped of both the controver

Officials of the Japan Machinery Exporters' Association warned Thursday that the country will have t

Just like the major earthquakes that periodically rock Japan, shifting Asian trade patterns are thre

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

A Swedish company has developed an inorganic silicate polymer that softens only at temperatures of 1

June 23, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den