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Analysts expect the U.S. Department of Agriculture to allow less beef and veal to be imported in 198

The debate on European monetary union, with the ultimate goal of a common currency, has been conduc

AMERICAS SOCIETY INC. (New York) - Susan Kaufman Purcell was named vice president for Latin American

US MAY EASE CONTROLS ON UK HOG PRODUCTSThe U.S. Agriculture Department has proposed a reduct

While X-ray machines are severely limited in keeping modern explosives off airliners, researchers sa

The U.S. chemical trade surplus will widen in 1989, with the value of exports increasing 4.5 percent

Brazil's decade-long boom in manufactured exports will continue to boost container traffic through B

LINNUS COMPUTER HELPS HEALTH CARE WORKERSATLANTA - The Write-Top, a portable computer by Lin

South Korea's Trade Policy Council has agreed to plan and implement by early next year detailed meas

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

Venezuela will not pay any compensation to Occidental Petroleum Corp. until the country's Supreme Co

The pilots' union at Eastern Air Lines won a round in its legal battle with management when a federa

Prudential Corp. PLC of Britain announced Thursday that it has bought the Australian and New Zealand

The U.S. dollar pared its opening losses and traded mixed Thursday amid light corporate buying.<

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* Customs Update 4A * Howard Simon - Simon Says 6A* Christopher Lofting - Executive Traveler

The U.S. government raised a potential challenge Thursday to the European Community on a basic trade

YUGOSLAV PARLIAMENT REBUFFS IMF ON WAGESBELGRADE, Yugoslavia - Yugoslavia may have to declar

WINTER'S CHILL SENDS THOUGHTS OF WARMER CLIMES. For Chicago and New York futures industry people, Bo

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

The famed luxury liner United States, idle for nearly 20 years at a Norfolk berth, may have to leave

An educational seminar on the responsibilities of ship operators under U.S. anti-drug smuggling laws

WORLD ECONOMY CONTINUES TO EXPANDThe world economy continues to expand at a constant rate, t

U.S. agencies dealing with this country's territorial waters say they see no important changes for s

Chen Yin-Chen's distrust of the Taiwan government was forged in bloody protests against brutal repre

An international treaty that will ban ships from dumping plastics at sea goes into effect this weeke

WHAT IT IS: A daily publication of U.S. government procurement invitations for transportation and sh

U.S. crude oil production is expected to decline by 3 percent next year and an average of 1 percent

BOLIVIA - $9.7 million from the World Bank's International Development Association to improve the ef

BANK OF BOSTON (Boston) - Clark W. Miller was named executive vice president and group executive for

With a new on-dock railyard in operation and a new $12 million auto center being developed, the Port

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

Braniff Inc. has aircraft acquisition deals in the works that could more than double the Dallas-base

South African Marine Corp. said it has chosen a South African dry dock for the first time to perform

CANAL LOCKS GARNER HONORS IN NY CONTESTALBANY, N.Y. - The New York Department of Transportat

A continuing export boom will help further shave the U.S. merchandise trade deficit next year, the C

The coming year should be another good one for U.S. manufacturing, transportation and other industri

International airlines and air freight forwarders are screening cargo extremely carefully in order t

Faced with the announced departure of one major carrier and the likely resignation of another, the p