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The Kansas City Board of Trade hopes a change in the way it calculates its Value Line index futures

Predicting platinum price trends is proving quixotic, some metal analysts suggest to their firm's cl

The dramatic rally in nickel prices will persist for at least a month on extremely supply tightness

European Community agriculture ministers are expected to hold their first discussion on the European

New Zealand Emerging As US Wheat BuyerWASHINGTON - New Zealand is making inquiries into the

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

Smoothed One Three Commodity percent Change, 1988 Month

When Amway Corp., the Ada, Mich.-based direct-sales giant, started operations here last May, hundred

The U.S. Semiconductor Industry Association and the Electronic Industry Association of Japan agreed

Japan is unlikely to agree to immediate liberalization of its beef market during talks to settle an

Japanese Builder's Bid Rejected by HoustonCity authorities in Houston rejected a bid by Japa

US Fish Exports Rose 22 percent in 1987U.S. fish exports in 1987 hit a record $1.66 billion,

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

SAMPLE ROOM PROCEDURES - NEW YORK. Brokers, importers and their representatives authorized to pick u

A British company has developed an Alpha monitor to check the hands of glove- box operators.

One of the biggest exports from California's ports is scrap metal that issent to Japan and r

India will have to start exporting its garments to countries with no quota restrictions if it wants

Manufacturing Outlook Remains Bright in UKU.K. manufacturing prospects remain buoyant, and t

Records for business negotiated and buyers attending were set at last week's second jewelry fair, or

A protectionist U.S. trade policy is turning the Caribbean Basin from an outlook of growth and hope

William von Raab, U.S. Customs commissioner, said Customs will continue to classify Japanese manufac

President Reagan Monday strongly attacked the sweeping trade legislation in conference on Capitol Hi

China on Monday announced a major overhaul of state offices as part of its campaign to streamline go

One-fifth of British companies operating in South Africa have pulled out over the past two years, de

Boon Rawd Brewery Co. of Thailand, the country's leading beer maker, is hiring new distributors in

When top managers of Frost Inc. of Grand Rapids, Mich., first heard about the global challenge, they

AVIATION The Postal Rate Commission rejected Express Mail volume discounts. 2BAir Canada is

Approval of a U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement will improve the prosperity of the world, Canadian Pr

The Virginia Port Authority has taken initial step towards issuing $110 million in bonds for project

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Yeutter to Investigate Korean Beef PolicyU.S. Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter said Mond

Several electric utilities based outside New England are interested in buying Public Service Co. of

The Port of Zeebrugge's bid to break into the big time container league has rattled its giant neighb

The nation's highest court is allowing a suit against the insurance arm of Export-Import Bank in a c

Optimism in the Great Lakes maritime industry is at its highest since 1984 as the St. Lawrence Seawa

A tug and barge company and its insurers have agreed to pay close to $6 million to resolve a lawsuit

TOP STORIES: Shipping companies plying the St. Lawrence Seaway are optimistic that the rebound wi

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

Trading with the Soviet Union. March 28-29. World Trade Institute, World Trade Center, New York, N.Y

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