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U.S. and Taiwan government officials here insist they are making efforts to help U.S. companies ente

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

A Japanese consumer organization, steamed by printed allegations of bribe- taking made by the vice p

Of all foreign countries, the United States is the most natural partner to do business with India,"

HP, Sony Plan Digital Tape ProjectPALO ALTO, Calif. - A range of digital audio tape-based da

U.S. factories last year churned out about 125 million dozen pieces of underwear for men and women,

US Company Slates Chinese OperationsOMAHA, Neb. - The Omaha-based partnership that started a

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

Chinese models in short skirts and deep-slitted dresses recently sashayed across a stage at the Grea

The U.S. printing and writing industry will be looking more and more to foreign suppliers for paper,

Coffee Producers Seek Export QuotasABIDJAN, Ivory Coast - World coffee producers have called

The nation's newspapers are likely to be hit by another boost in the cost of newsprint early next ye

Forest companies on Canada's west coast are opposed to inclusion of shipping in free trade talks wit

Current Textile Quotas: Where the Average Recent Utilization RateIndicates Full Quota Utiliz

Conrail has accused two locals of the International Longshoremen's Association of violating federal

Todd Pacific Shipyards' general manager says the company can re-bid on a $9 million contract to repo

The new chairman of the Delaware River Port Authority says he won't slow a movement to finally unify

The Maritime Administration for the first time made a reduction in operating subsidy a requirement f

WHAT A DIFFERENCE a million or so tons of cargo can make on a port authority's morale. Earli

The International Longshoremen's Association's Baltimore locals have pulled out of a "New Business T

Searle, Invitron Agree To Develop AntibioticSKOKIE, Ill. - G.D. Searle & Co. has agreed with

An estimated 3.5 million companies around the country will have to begin training employees to prote

U.S. exports and imports of made-made textile fibers rose in May, although there were slight decline

Union Carbide Corp. has announced a 7-cent-a-pound increase in off-schedule prices of piperazine, ef

Stories about crowded runways took on new depth Thursday when a landing cargo aircraft struck anothe

The Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.'s net income for the third quarter ended July 31 rose to $46 million

Australian aviation officials and the country's international airline, Qantas, believe a new air agr

The U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service will fine the Canadian Pacific Railroad at least $50

Texas Air Unit Orders Racal-Milgo SystemSUNRISE, Fla. - Racal-Milgo has signed a $10 million

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A group of U.S. Senators said they could foresee repeal of long-standing trade restrictions if the S

Talks on opening construction of Japan's $7 billion new Kansai International Airport to U.S. contrac

Rails Reach Settlement On Track-Use DisputeA track dispute between the Union Pacific and Sou

The boom in international investment will provide a substantial boost to bank foreign exchange opera

For the week ended Aug. 8, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 10

WILL THE REAL DEFICIT STEP FORWARD? . . . As last week's figures on the U.S. trade imbalance continu

Hundreds of workers at Canada's two national railways defied union requests to stop wildcat walkouts

First daughter Samantha Thompson stole the show with her $10,100 bid for a grand champion pig at the

American Petrofina, a Dallas-based oil firm, wants to sign up one of its supertankers for duty with

A 24-hour nationwide general strike called to protest government economic policy Thursday failed to