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SINO-INDIAN TRADE PACT SETS NO VALUE CEILINGSA trade protocol signed by China and India for

Iran has established a joint shipping line with the Soviet Union in the Caspian Sea and signed a sep

Major industrial nations later this month may decide to use commodity prices as a policy guide, one

Japanese automakers will take advantage of their new U.S. factories to expand and further penetrate

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

The President Truman, first of five fast, wide-body containerships enteringtrans-Pacific ser

Council of Logistics Management/University of Tennessee, 1988 International Logistics Program, June

Neither producers nor traders will admit openly that there is a black market in caustic soda, but th

Massachusetts' attorney general asked a federal appeals court to overturn a rule that could ease the

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The House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee this week approved a bill establishing federal righ

Sweden to Pull Plug On 2 Reactors by '96STOCKHOLM, Sweden - The Swedish Parliament endorsed

ORDERS FOR NEW CHIPS SLOWED DURING MAYSAN JOSE, Calif. - U.S. computer companies and other s

New claims for state unemployment insurance benefits were made by 333,000 during the week ended May

Agribusiness has not escaped the urge to merge that has caused many companies to disappear as indivi

For the week ended May 28 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 110

A controversial Chicago investors group launched a new subsidiary that it says will focus on acquiri

AMERICAN SUZUKI DEFENDS SAMURAIAmerican Suzuki Motor Corp., whose four-wheel drive Samurai w

BANK OF FRANCE KEEPS INTERVENTION RATE AT 7 PERCENTPARIS - The Bank of France Thursday award

The Japanese government will urge U.S. negotiators to accept a plan that would more than double the

Some West Coast longshoremen are getting paid so much by steady maritime employers that it's generat

J.R. LUNDGREN TAKES NEW POST WITH AARWASHINGTON - James R. Lundgren was named special assist

TAIWAN TRADE SURPLUS SHOWS 53 PERCENT INCREASETAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan's trade surplus grew t

The president of Mitsubishi Motors said the drop in demand for Japanese autos in the United States i

The merchandise trade deficit for March was revised upward 22 percent to $11.9 billion under a syste

Two major Alaskan oil and gas lease sales, scheduled for later this month, have been put off by the

Reichhold Chemicals Inc. announced the start-up of a modernized 80-million- poun ds-a-year coating r

U.S. intervention in foreign exchange markets to support the dollar fell sharply in the three months

While expressing general opposition to agriculture embargoes as a U.S. foreign-policy tool, Reagan a

FRENCH BRANDY SALES ON THE INCREASE IN USU.S. importers of Armagnac, France's oldest brandy,

The banking system needs to strengthen its level of risk-based capital in order to keep up with fina

The Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee unexpectedly scheduled a session to consid

Overseas Shipholding Group Inc., one of the world's largest liquid and drybulk tanker operat

Glitches in computer equipment and a new program used by air traffic controllers at Dallas-Fort Wort

In a June 6 story outlining price increases by Hoechst Celanese Corp.'s Chemical group, a Dallas-sou

Production of natural soda ash in March reached a record high of 842,754 short tons, 10 percent more

Nedlloyd Lines decided to start a service between the United States and Peru and Chile largely becau

The U.S. Navy has yet to test its expanded policy of defending non-U.S.-flag vessels in the Persian

After years of inactivity, U.S. companies are pushing hard for export orders in the international ma

The professors and the insurance regulators came down on the side of the insurance industry but the