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Argentine Economy Minister Juan Sourrouille and U.S. Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter have sched

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

Inner Mongolia to Get US Help in Beef SalesA trading company from the midwestern United Stat

Imports of live hogs from Canada have dropped sharply this year as the result of U.S. countervailing

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Truckers Get Chance To Talk to JournalistsTruckers will get a chance to talk with the journa

Eastbound international containers are a familiar sight on U.S. railroads. It now seems that

Future growth and profit potential of Australia's TNT transport conglomerate is virtually unlimited.

Marine engineers walked off ships Monday as they began a strike over wages that could disrupt grain

The U.S. dollar rose slightly Monday in thin trading as dealers shrugged off the weekend Group of Se

The finance ministers of the United States and Brazil, the largest debtor in the Third World, disagr

Selling to the U.S. Postal Service could be a little easier in the future, with the agency announcin

Memorial services for Dorman L. Commons, who was chairman of Natomas Co. at the time it owned Americ

Last year, more than 7 billion pounds of synthetic fibers were produced in the United States. Americ

Fifty years ago, scientists working in secret brought forth a small, silky thread - the first true s

N. Sea Crude Output Down 1.2 percent in AugustThe daily output of North Sea crude oil was do

The Marine Reporting Co., a credit status reports and financial analysis company, on Monday launched

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

It's 1992. Hong Kong securities company manager Hok Fung Shui is sitting in his office. It b

The United States has again rejected India's request for a more advanced supercomputer. The

Japanese Auto Exports Declined in AugustJapan exported 462,964 autos in August, down 17.2 pe

The Pentagon appears to have won the latest round in the ongoing battle between U.S. high-technology

A new list of restrictions on imports of machinery and other goods is expected to be released this w

Foreign companies can succeed in the Japanese market, but not without first having a competitive pro

During the 1st century A.D., the Romans used Algeciras Bay as a base for fishing and commercial acti

Airport Trade Show Begins in W. GermanyFRANKFURT, West Germany - The Inter Airport trade fai

State Sen. Vincent J. Fumo, D-Phila., says Raymond K. Denworth Jr., chairman of the Philadelphia Por

The Philippines is "very interested" in the group of debtor countries formed by Argentina, Brazil an

Rising operating costs will stabilize freight rates for the nation's full truckload motor carriers,

Sept. 28 Baltic International Freight Futures Exchangeprev.Close High Low

Imports of iron and steel through the port of Philadelphia are declining at such a rapid rate that t

President Reagan and Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone of Japan have discussed a possible Japanese co

US, Canada Seeking To Revive Trade TalksTop U.S. and Canadian officials met here to determin

Finance ministers from the industrial and developing countries clashed over the world economic outlo

In a concession to changing times, a major southern New England airport has decided to install diape

A shakeout is coming in the air courier industry, the chairman of DHL Corp. predicted. Inten

BN Deal to Increase Size of Trailer FleetBurlington Northern Intermodal is going to be able

The Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad Co. lowered per-car grain transport rates for the intermediate conn

AIDS continues to be an R-rated nightmare for the insurance industry, but newer studies are showing

AIR CARGO A shakeout is coming in the air courier industry, the chairman of DHL Corp. predic