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The doom and gloom on New York's Fashion Avenue should turn to smiles after a better-than-expected b

The United States said it will pursue a formal trade complaint against Japan after a four-year agree

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The European Community is fighting a desperate rearguard action to prevent Japan and South Korea fro

The House and Senate took slightly different tacks last week to accomplish the same goal: provide Am

The Coast Guard gave up efforts to authorize recognition of organizations other than the American Bu

Migent Inc. has introduced Emerald Bay, a new database that will allow microcomputer users in a netw

The Santa Fe Railway said it made some changes in its Quality Service Network routes to eliminate so

For the week ended March 19 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Not all of the i's were dotted, but House and Senate subconference staffs reached agreement last wee

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

IMF, Yugoslavia Reach Accord on Draft PactBELGRADE, Yugoslavia - Yugoslavia and the Internat

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Cargo handling at Bangkok's Port of Klong Toey has reached crisis point with the collapse of two cra

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Union Carbide Corp. announced that by the end of 1989 it will complete an expansion to increase n-b

Sumitomo Reports Record Net IncomeSumitomo Chemical Co. reported a record consolidated net i

Amoco Performance Products Inc. has completed the acquisition of Augusta, Ga.-based Dartco Manufactu

Qantas Airways Speeds Buying of Boeing 767sQantas Airways of Australia has purchased a fourt

Now that labor relations are on the mend and an ambitious building program has been launched, Italy'

For years, boaters on stranded vessels expected the Coast Guard to come to the rescue, but they are

Interstate Commerce Commission Chairman Heather Gradison flatly denied rumors she soon will resign h

Gebr. Hellman GmbH, a West German freight forwarder, has formed a U.S. subsidiary. The U.S.

The success of Brazil's first international debt conversion auction - wiping out almost $186 millio

The New York-based Carriers Container Council plans to open an office in Savannah, Ga., in an attemp

Fixing dilapidated and outmoded cargo terminals in the Ports of Philadelphia will cost $54 million,

Nearly a full year has passed since restrictions were lifted on Japanese firms participating in U.S.

A lumber coating machine from Britain allows small- to medium-sized building companies to treat thei

The country that has flooded the world with food, fashion and perfume is sporting a new face.

AVIATION Tactics shift in fight on FAA restructuring. 5BExperts will recommend a single man

The new national labor contract between the Teamsters union and the trucking industry will trigger a

South Korea Builds TV Plant in MexicoSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's Samsung Electronics

The Federal Maritime Commission decided to exempt another group of maritime agreements from a requir

Friday's Labor Department report on March employment was befuddling, economist Donald Ratajczak said

Labor discontent still simmering beneath the surface at Chrysler Corp. isn't likely to prevent the N

COULD A LIMITED SAFETY INQUIRY into hazardous cargo shipments be detrimental to passenger health?

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

The International Finance Corp., an affiliate of the World Bank, is participating in the privatizati

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The New York-based investment firm of Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Inc. is appealing a recent Britis