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CLYDE PRESTOWITZ has been one of the main advocates of a more aggressive trade posture by the Unite

AGENTS' GROUP OPPOSES HOUSE'S CONSUMER BILLIn testimony before a Congressional subcommittee

As the Bush administration ponders its strategy, U.S. maritime executives remain fiercely opposed to

Though the national economy has been relatively strong over the last couple of years, employment in

In the somber hallways of the International Monetary Fund and the Treasury Department and in plush h

A committee of the Puerto Rico Senate met behind closed doors Wednesday in the first day of a politi

Former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker Wednesday called inflation "a perpetual concern" and pr

The U.S. Justice Department is dropping its opposition to ConsolidatedFreightways Inc.'s acq

PIEDMONT-UK PROGRAM MAY SPEED UK ENTRYCHARLOTTE, N.C. - Piedmont Airlines is working with U.

Wed., Mar. 29, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Alaska Gov. Steve Cowper said the oil spill in Prince William Sound might make it necessary to shut

In a Maritime Brief that ran in The Journal of Commerce March 29 on Page 4B, under the headline, "Ar

JUSTICE IS DONE WITHOUT ATTORNEYCHICAGO - A truck driver whose formal schooling stopped at e

Although Intel Corp. won an order barring imports of certain Korean and Japanese memory chips that i

Transportation patterns in Southern California will be dramatically altered if a proposed air qualit

Despite keen attention on Friday's U.S. Department of Agriculture planting intentions and stocks rep

It's hard enough to sell to Latin America without the U.S. government getting in the way, internatio

The insurance industry came under renewed fire from an Assembly committee that said a state-backed p

Living on welfare while dying of AIDS, Ron found grim satisfaction that his death would enrich the b

* Bill Armbruster - Trade Talk 5A * Soybeans and Canned Peaches on GATT Agenda 6A* Tom Conno

U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills leveled perhaps her strongest attack yet against the Japanese

The captain of the Exxon Valdez failed to disclose in his last license application to the U.S. Coast

JAPANESE ENERGY NEEDS FORECAST TO GROW 3.8 PERCENTJapan's demand for energy sources in fisca

The Canadian plastics industry will be reshaped more by free trade than by the development of any em

Speed is of the essence when it comes to the complex process of creating and maintaining electronic

The story "Arco Won't Get Loan for Venezuelan Mine" in The Journal of Commerce, March 29, Page 8B, e

Both gasoline stocks and distillate supplies declined moderately, the American Petroleum Institute's

Two smoldering U.S.-European Community trade rows over soybeans and canned peaches threaten to flare

LENOX ACCUSES MIKASA OF PIRATING DESIGNSLenox Inc., the U.S. china and crystal manufacturer,

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

GOFF & PAGE CO. (Providence, R.I.) - J.R. Nelson was named vice president of the customhouse brokera

The Hanjin Group is seeking to buy a bankrupt Korean shipbuilder to service its own vessels.

An article on Wednesday's chemicals/plastics page misrepresented one result of a study comparing pla

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

Transportation Table, March 31 meeting will feature a discussion of the Hazardous Materials Transpor

Annual 1 Mo. 3 Mo. Daily Smoothed Ago Ago Year3/29 3/28 Ch

U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills will continue sanctions against Japanbecause of Japan'

"It's back. It's back." Like a bunch of actors in a promo for a B-grade horror movie, a chor

The story "UK Industry Group Predicts 7.1 percent Inflation," which appeared on Page 3 of the March

Canadian business pushed hard for a free trade deal with the United States and should now shoulder m