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A British company has developed a new type of tile that can be laid loosely for temporary or permane

Reagan administration officials, disappointed with Japanese purchases of U.S. semiconductors, said T

Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita said Thursday he fears that the U.S. Congress may impose sanctions a

Shippers can expect to pay still more to transport their goods as the steep increases marked up in d

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The first shipment of feeder lambs from New Zealand is scheduled to arrive in Portland, Ore., Sunday

The U.S. St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. said that plans for its fourth annual trade mission c

A monthly ship call by Waterman Line and a new dock helped boost cargo volume at the port of Pascago

Terminal Corp. Terminal Corp. BuysLumber OperationThe Terminal Corp. has purchased t

A bankruptcy court has shielded United States Lines pension funds from being used by the company for

Nordson Corp. and Precision Tools Ltd., of Rueti, Switzerland, are cooperating in the design, manufa

The Soviet fashion industry has designs on Dallas. Yri Soloviev, president of the Society of

The improved U.S. balance of trade in November, analyzed in terms of physical quantities, was the re

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Richard Lyng arrived in Indonesia Wednesday to seek support for a U.S.

Tugboat workers on strike against McAllister Brothers subsidiaries in Baltimore, Philadelphia and Ha

Frank Drozak, president of the Seafarers' International Union, urged Defense Secretary Frank Carlucc

Kenya is beginning to export more value-added products to the United States, diverging from its repu

Six months ago, the executives of Europe Container Terminus, or ECT, were sunk in despair about the

Iranian gunboats riddled a Norwegian chemical tanker with gunfire in the storm-whipped southern gulf

Concerned about the risk of rising inflation, South Korea's top economic policy-makers decided Wedne

The United States will file a complaint with GATT about Japanese beef and citrus import quotas unles

The Jamaican government has asked the island's courts to appoint an independent receiver to manage t

Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., plans to introduce legislation to waive an eligibility restriction, c

The Federal Maritime Commission believes the only remedy motor carriers have to get payment of their

Ford to Export Taurus, Bronco to SwitzerlandFord Motor Co. has begun exporting its U.S.-buil

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Traditional Exports Coffee, tea, pyrethrum (a non-toxic insecticide), cashews and macadamia

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The state government of Maharashtra has rejected a request by debt-laden Scindia Steam Navigation Co

Korean Steel Exports Expected to Rise 25 percentSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's steel exp

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Two officers for an industrial trade group warned Wednesday the United States could lose some gains

The Commerce Department announced a preliminary determination that Venezuela is dumping electrical g

Taiwan Considers Plan To Cut Trade SurplusTAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan is considering a plan to r

XTRA Corp. has yet to decide what to do with about 100 people and $124 million in cash that will be

Continued voluntary restraints on exports of steel to the United States will injure U.S. wire produc

Fashion designer Pierre Cardin is getting ready to dress millions of Chinese. The French cou

Using a plan developed when an oil barge sank at the entrance to Long Island Sound, salvage crews th