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A stagnant textile sector and rising costs at home hammered the interim profit of Winsor Industrial

As 50 members of the International Longshoremen's Association deep-sea labor union finish unloading

Analysts said Taiwan's finance officials are being pressed to invigorate thedormant local bo

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Thousands of striking dockworkers demanding higher pay have paralyzed major Brazilian ports, authori

The expected approval of the U.S.-Canada trade agreement has already prompted one Canadian pulp manu

Italian chemical giant Montedison Wednesday approved a plan to merge most of its chemical activities

It's hailed as a relatively painless way to cut the federal deficit, a curb on the Organization of P

Nevada Insurance Commissioner David A. Gates was named president of the National Association of Insu

A decision on the application by Sedgwick County, Kan., to the U.S. Department of Commerce for a fre

Amerford International Corp., a venerable air freight forwarder based in Queens, is entertaining sui

President-elect Bush named Trade Representative Clayton K. Yeutter to serve as his secretary of agri

The sharp differences over farm subsidies that deadlocked last week's Montreal meeting of the Genera

The environmental mess that has plagued Eastman Kodak Co. for nearly a year may be more a result of

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An antique bridge that had made navigation into a major section of the Port of Seattle treacherous w

The relief airlift to earthquake-stricken Armenia continued at a slow pace as supplies stacked up in

An Indonesian shipping group says it will be the first to take advantage of South Korea's decision t

Moves to merge the three westbound North Atlantic shipping conferences could be finalized by the spr

Elton Blair, a truck driver who has made nine trips to Guatemala to distribute food, clothing and ot

The government has ordered a study of demands by ports to relax cabotage laws and permit foreign ves

One of the state's 10 largest auto insurance companies has slashed the commissions it pays its broke

By subjecting California insurers to antitrust laws, the state Supreme Court has added a new and uni

The Minnesota business community is learning again that it can be easier getting a kidney dialysis m

The $10.3 billion U.S. merchandise trade deficit in October was welcomed Wednesday by administration

Romania, led by ultra-orthodox communist Nicolae Ceausescu, has paid back its debt at breakneck spee

The president of a leading trade association has accused the U.S. Customs Service of showing an atti

Officials from three agricultural cooperatives will delay a proposed merger decision until January.<

The earth's protective ozone layer is thinning more than expected in northern regions of the globe,

Ingersoll Engineers Inc., Rockford, Ill., said it is leading a consortium of U.S. businesses in a bi

BRAZIL'S OIL IMPORTS UP IN FIRST 10 MONTHSSAO PAULO, Brazil - Brazil's oil imports averaged

Council of Logistics Management, Chicago round table, Dec. 8. Starlight Inn, 99 West Lawrence Ave.,

The Federal Maritime Commission staff's second survey of maritime industry opinion on the impact of

SENATE STEERING GROUP FILLS TWO VACANCIESThe Senate Democratic Steering Committee has filled

The Japanese wholesale price index for November averaged 86.2, down from 86.7 a month earlier and do

Deutsche Bank AG, West Germany's largest commercial bank, will make its long- awaited move into the

Nippon Steel Chemical Co. is ready to establish a presence in the United States through the acquisit

TENNECO INC. (Houston) - Following the sale of Tenneco Oil Co. and the retirement and resignation of

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