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Toyota Plans to Keep Plant at Port NewarkNEWARK, N.J. - Toyota plans to keep its domestic au

The French government has signed on the dotted line to purchase three Boeing AWACS radar aircraft fo

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

When the auto workers' union and Ford Motor Co. pleaded for sanctions against foreign auto imports i

A federal judge, in a decision that is believed to be the first of its kind in U.S. District Court,

The future of a new air cargo charter service between Australia and Asia will depend on the support

Although the production of fresh market vegetables is greater this winter, harsh weather in Mexico h

India's engineering companies are ready to claim sizeble space" in the U.S. market, the country's tr

Automated System Secures GarmentsA new automated system for cloakrooms that provides maximum

Greece's decision to invite bids from foreign companies for several major public works projects repr

Britain's trade in goods and services with the rest of the world returned to the black in January af

Brazil is positioning itself to become much more effective as an exporter, and the target is the Uni

If you think your taxes are high, consider the case of Swiss pensioner Jean Zatter and his wife.

Soviet consumers, long accustomed to deficits of food and other goods, are getting a remarkable abun

The European Community extended the limits for radiation levels in food it imposed after last year's

IDA INDIA - $119.6 million from the World Bank's International Development Association for a

The National Bonded Warehouse Association struck back at U.S. Customs Service user fees with a class

Philippine officials may be pressured to take a tough negotiating position when they begin debt talk

Rudolph Penner has had his going-away party but leaves the top job at the Congressional Budget Offic

Home Life Insurance Co. reorganized top management to consolidate responsibilities under two major p

The government, revising its principal cost-of-living gauge to better reflect how Americans spend th

Economic Reports Due WASHINGTON - The government reports today on construction spending for

Reagan administration officials continue to predict this year's merchandise trade deficit will narro

Spending cutbacks by U.S. automakers will put the brakes on the domestic robot industry for the next

Negotiations between Latin American debtor nations and their foreign creditor banks continued to mak

Fears that Congress will enact tariff legislation similar to Smoot-Hawley are largely unfounded, con

The Commission on the Merchant Marine and Defense wants suggestions it can consider to bolster the m

Customs brokers are heeding the warning of William von Raab, U.S. Customs commissioner, to "automate

Stearns Joins ShearsonDivisionAmerican Express Co.'s Shearson Lehman Bros. unit said

The Paris economic accord among major industrial nations is more than words and reflects long-term c

The Paris meeting of financial leaders of the six industrialized democracies Sunday resulted in sign

Orders to U.S. factories for "big ticket" durable goods plunged 7.5 percent in January, the biggest

GENERAL NEWS James R. Steckel was named vice president, production of The Journal of Commerc

The National Steel & Shipbuilding Co. has received a $26.6 million contract to overhaul a Navy ship

RIVALRY OVER IMPORTS of fruit from Latin America is developing between the Florida ports of Jacksonv

All interests with a stake in the survival of the St. Lawrence Seaway must speak out while there is

Gotaas-Larsen Shipping Corp. earned a net profit of $30.6 million in 1986, a sharp increase from the

Elwood Kyser, secretary-treasurer of the International Organization of Masters, Mates & Pilots, said

About 11,000 workers at Plymouth's naval docks staged a one-day strike Wednesday to protest a plan b

Cruise ship bunkering may not seem a particularly exciting topic amid the glitz and glamor of a maj