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A sharp surge in Indian textile and garment exports is spurring the government to add incentives and

Europeans dislike U.S. trade deals with individual nations, but they also have no use for the pendin

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

ITC Finds Dumping Of Bimetallic CylindersThe U.S. International Trade Commission has made a

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is lukewarm about plans to expand the last container t

Coast Guard Battles California Oil SpillSANTA BARBARA, Calif. - An 18-square-mile oil slick

The Philadelphia Port Corp. is conducting negotiations aimed at opening the first direct rail link t

Brazil's Finance Minister Luiz Carlos Bresser Pereira is playing his cards much closer to the vest n

Franchise Expositions Set for Eight US CitiesThe International Franchise Association will ho

Concerns over export and import markets have popped up in the cattle industry in the past, but for t

The nation's trademark holders want legislation to permit them to obtain trademarks before they put

A British-developed method to handle complex information for large corporations and national economi

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

The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. is forcing LTV Corp. to take back three of four ailing pension pl

A prospective U.S.-Canadian free trade accord will remove virtually all tariffs but not all non-tari

Barry A. Miller was named president of American President Distribution Services, a freight transport

AVIATION The European Community plans to step up legal action to end competition- stif ling

U.S. semiconductor makers have told the Reagan administration that Japan still has not complied with

Zenith Seeks Savings With Retirement PlanGLENVIEW, Ill. - Zenith Electronics Corp., struggli

A leading International Coffee Organization consumer delegate has raised the possibility of suspendi

Promoted as "an invitation to profitability," Puerto Rico's Second Annual Regional Caribbean Basin B

The Treasury Department reported a budget deficit for August of $21.7 billion, but expects tax payme

A preliminary agreement restored containerized cargo traffic through Sao Paulo ports and airports to

The state's independent insurance agents Tuesday called for a major overhaul in the way auto insuran

Marine cargo insurers appear to be heading for another lean period as signs emerge of a return of un

Gov. James R. Thompson completed Illinois' effort to become the nation's first state to enact sweepi

That car accident you had as a teen-ager may haunt you a lot longer through a computerized insurance

South Asian nations, among the poorest in the world and badly hit by adverse terms of trade for thei

A basic but unanswered question may lie at the heart of a conflict between Gov. Michael Dukakis and

NY Urged to Increase Auto Liability LimitsALBANY, N.Y. - The state insurance superintendent

West Germany, Japan and the United States will be in the hot seat at the joint International Monetar

1945: The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, known as the World Bank, is created

World Steel Output Rose 8.3 percent in AugustBRUSSELS, Belgium - Output of crude steel in th

Cutbacks by farmers under the Agriculture Department's land-idling programs are reducing sharply the

The federal government's Export-Import Bank, which has been losing money for five years, will stay i

1945: The International Monetary Fund is established with 29 members as a specialized agency of the

Few, if any, major new initiatives are expected at this year's annual International Monetary Fund-Wo

Indian Company Hikes Imported Metals PricesNEW DELHI, India - The Minerals and Metals Tradin

The English-speaking countries of the Caribbean plan to voice their frustration at being placed in a

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