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Sugar-producing countries in the Caribbean and Central America were expectingfinancial relie

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US Won't Agree To Extend Coffee PactLONDON - The United States will not agree to an extensio

The Soviet Union's economic problems may turn the country more to the West, a U.S. government study

Grain sorghum Red sorghum. The government of Burkina Faso's Cereals Office wishes to

The French business community seemed to react calmly Monday to the results of the first round of the

Sales of existing homes rose 2.5 percent in March, the second consecutivemonthl y increase in respon

A story published in the April 25 edition of The Journal of Commerce incorrectly identified the Japa

AIR CARGO Air Freight veteran Lawrence Rodberg says that without air forwarders, cargo costs

Democrats Hopeful On Trade Veto OverrideSenate Democrats Monday gave their most optimistic f

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Robert B. Burgess admits his export inspection company has had its problems, but now he thinks it's

Four days of tense U.S.-Taiwan trade talks kick off today at an undisclosed location here, against a

The Supreme Court will give Exxon Co. U.S.A. one more chance to argue that Banque de Paris et des Pa

The number of vessels being registered under the Panamanian flag continues to grow despite the ongoi

Today's unprecedented meeting between the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and a number

Even on a gray, misty day, the view from the 31st-floor board room of Orient Overseas Container Line

The jobs of at least a dozen dismissed workers at Mack Trucks Inc.'s new plant in Winnsboro, S.C., w

U.S. Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter told a Senate committee he is confident that the binationa

The Port of Davisville, R.I., may gain another auto import next August when four-wheel drive Arrow u

Elaine Chao, President Reagan's nominee to chair the Federal MaritimeCommission, says she in

April 25, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The average price of gasoline in the United States jumped 2.67 cents to nearly $1 a gallon in the pa

The Tennessee Valley Authority is about to enter the market for a three-year coal supply contract th

Industrial baron and free-lance statesman Armand Hammer hopes to sell coalfrom a joint ventu

A study just released by the Canadian Energy Research Institute predicts a major increase in natural

Iran Will Continue Giving Oil to SyriaNICOSIA, Cyprus - Iran has renewed its agreement with

If it were not for the services of air freight forwarders and their second- day service, the cost of

The U.S. economy would lose $4.80 for every gallon of gas saved in steering car buyers away from the

Mexican Official Urges Production CutbacksEnergy Secretary Fernando Hiriart, leaving for a m

Wardair Canada Inc., which started domestic scheduled air services in 1986, is considering buying as

Control of Vancouver International Airport, the second busiest in Canada after Toronto, is to be tra

Companies financing airplane lease deals shouldn't ignore the fast-growth Latin American and Chinese

A new portable computer, appropriately called Voice, can translate spoken English into one of four E

Hundreds of flights, including at least six international departures, hung in the balance Monday nig

CORROON & BLACK CORP. (New York) - Roger E. Knowles was named chief executive officer of Corroon & B

Ceres Corp. has taken a big lead in the race to gain the stevedoring customers of Maher Terminals In

United Transportation Union President Fred A. Hardin struck a conciliatory tone in response to a riv

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Truckers may have finally found a way to chase down one of the biggest pests in the business.