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UK Panel Sees Limits To Intervention AimsLONDON - The U.K. government should only use foreig

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Over $3 billion worth of loans planned by intergovernmental banks to raise the standard of living in

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

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

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

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

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

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

CSX/Sea-Land Intermodal Co. will have to make some changes at its Bedford Park intermodal yard, espe

American President Cos. announced Monday first quarter earnings of $20.9 million on revenues of $525

Single European Mart Will Spur CompetitionThe planned elimination of trade barriers within t

The April 18 story on Gruppo GFT reported sales of 990 billion Italian lire worldwide. At a convers

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

The prospects for developing an AIDS vaccine could depend on how current shots for hepatitis B fare

Pilots responding to a survey on airport safety rated Los Angeles International Airport the nation's

Freightliner Expands Its Software ProgramPORTLAND, Ore. - Freightliner Corp. has expanded it

CAN'T YOU JUST see it? It's 1999. Massive new containerships are flowing along the Savannah

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

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

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

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

William W. Edwards will resign May 6 as executive director of the North Carolina State Ports Authori

Now that a measure of tranquility has been restored to Haiti, at least temporarily, the big question

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB

Nippon Cargo Airlines has not provided seed financing for tuna fishermen along the U.S. and Gulf coa

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P&O Threatens To Fire StrikersDOVER, England - In an attempt to end a 12-week labor dispute

Analysts expect increasing interest and activity in Brazilian debt-for-export swaps. They ca

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

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

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Farmers Halts Talks On Leveraged Buy-outFarmers Group Inc., facing a hostile takeover attemp

U.S. companies focus too much on short-term goals, which keeps many of themfrom rapidly turn

A high-level business and trade mission left Japan at the weekend for an eight-day fact-finding tour

U.S. exports this year may grow about twice as fast as in 1987, the Commerce Department projected.