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In an era of mounting trade tension and tug-of-war trade bills, some people see import quota auction

Lobbyists from virtually every segment of the Massachusetts economy tried to make last-minute adjust

International Longshoremen's Association President John M. Bowers, disappointed that management offe

Japan is hungry for disposable chopsticks, and some U.S. companies are looking to eat up a share of

Britain's annual inflation rate remained steady at 4.4 percent in August, the government said.

A West Coast auto terminal company is doubling the size of its terminal on San Francisco Bay, predic

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Dainippon Ink Holds 96 percent of ReichholdDainippon Ink and Chemicals Inc. said it held mor

Packaging, high-performance composites in aerospace and defense applications, and the blending of ma

The United States, in a surprise move criticized by environmentalists, has demanded 90 percent ratif

When a freak storm blew onto Oneida Lake in 1945, John Vetter abandoned asinking tug. He escaped saf

The Georgia Ports Authority is recovering strongly from the collapse of United States Lines, its big

Boston & Maine Railroad operations entered the history books at midnight Saturday as Guilford Transp

British Insurer Rejects French Takeover BidEquity & Law PLC, Britain's sixth-largest quoted

Five major Japanese aircraft manufacturers have worked out an agreement with McDonnell Douglas Corp.

Hercules Inc. announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to sell its entire 38.5 percent in

The Douglas Aircraft Co. division of McDonnell Douglas Corp. awarded a contract for the manufacture

Two industry groups seeking to influence changes in the nation's aviation system begin new initiativ

William J. Welsh loves the technology that drives his corporation, a $300 million operation with 5,0

The government oil monopoly Pemex said it reduced the average price of its light isthmus crude to $1

It holds one passenger and offers neither a radio nor a rear window. When the key is turned on, the

British Coal to Meet With Labor LeadersOfficials from the United Kingdom coal company, Briti

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

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The conditions for foreign investors in China are getting better year by year, according to a top Ch

Holofax Ltd. of Britain has introduced a complete transportable holography system that will create o

Partial Accord Reached In Wash. Utility SuitA $92 million partial settlement has been reache

Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. appears ready to purchase more spot market coal over the long run sinc

New Penn Motor Express Inc. weathered fierce freight rate discounting and posted one of the trucking

ICC Rejects Complaint Against Santa Fe RatesThe Interstate Commerce Commission dismissed a c

The U.S. Trade Representative's office says it has rejected all Canadian proposals to allow Canadian

Scientists are examining a new diagnostic test for AIDS that researchers claim easily could be adapt

The government reported more good news about inflation Friday, saying prices at the producer level w

The neighboring kingdoms of Norway and Sweden, both among the most affluent countries in the world,

Rolls-Royce PLC, the airplane engine maker that the British government sold to the public earlier th

Insurers of the Herald of Free Enterprise, the English Channel ferry that capsized last March with t

Top Stories: The United States coal industry is optimistic that sales to electric utilities will r

A leading Antwerp stevedore has unveiled plans for a huge container terminal at Zeebrugge on the nor

Southern Company Services Inc. stirred an already active domestic spot coal market with the purchase

Australian coal exports from the east coast port of Newcastle could halt early next week if the Nati