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U.S. trade policy under George Bush is likely to be marked by continuity, with few surprises or devi

While most observers do not expect a sea-change for maritime policy in a George Bush administration,

A group of shipping companies active in the North Atlantic trade is considering a reorganization of

POLYSAR TO EXPAND POLYSTYRENE CAPACITYLEOMINSTER, Mass. - Polysar Polymers' plastics divisio

Former Port Commissioner Refugio Rey Gonzales Jr. says he'll appeal his conviction Tuesday on four c

Tom Gallagher, a Republican mortgage insurance broker, defeated Democrat opponent Ken Jenne for the

Small companies may be taking a bigger share of the nation's export pie than is commonly believed, a

When George Bush takes office in January, the peace and prosperity he inherits from President Reagan

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Japanese financial authorities, both government and private, expressed fears Wednesday that the valu

President-elect George Bush's campaign promise of international economic policy leadership will get

The railroad industry expects to face few changes under the Bush administration , and assumes the po

China, working to produce more petrochemicals as demand rises, Wednesday announced a new project.

George Bush's strong victory in Tuesday's presidential balloting ensures that the general direction

The upcoming sale of a mid-size Southern California refinery will mark the end of a string of West C

By the length of a deep mine shaft or the height of a tall stack scrubber, the top concern of the co

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

USDA RAISES ESTIMATE OF SOVIET GRAIN NEEDSWASHINGTON - Total Soviet grain imports in 1988-89

Bilateral trade relations with the United States are not likely to undergo any major changes followi

Five American all-cargo carriers are vying for Washington's permission to fly round-trip charter fli

The unification of the European Community in 1992 promises to change the playing field for the infor

Fearing a catastrophic fire on a passenger ship because of ill-prepared crews and faulty safety equi

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Tim Dimond has discovered the perfect product to export from Alaska. Ice.More amazing, he ha

The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that income derived from oil and gas activities on the Outer Contine

The Dutch government has vowed to fight West Germany's plan to impose a tax on trucks traveling on i

Legislation to create a national earthquake insurance program is being readied for introduction in C

An $8.4 million contract awarded this week by the Federal Aviation Administration signals the start

DELTA REPORTS INCREASE IN CARGO AT ORLANDOORLANDO, Fla. - Delta Air Lines reported it boarde

The test runs are over and the reviewing has begun. Amtrak and the High Speed Rail Task Forc

CITICORP NORTH AMERICAN INVESTMENT BANK (New York) - James M. Ruth Jr. was named a vice president an

CHINA, TAIWAN PLAN COMMERCIAL GROUPChina and Taiwan will set up an association in Hong Kong

Buoyed by higher prices and a growing U.S. market shortage of sulfur, an affiliate of Freeport McMor

TAIWAN TEXTILE INDUSTRY STAGES CURRENCY PROTESTTAIPEI, Taiwan - About 1,000 textile workers,

Importers and customs brokers expect some problems when the United States officially adopts the new

Experts from 50 countries met here Monday to draft an international treaty to control the disposal o

A ship that spent more than two years searching for a place to leave thousands of tons of city incin

Several Asian and European shipping lines are expected to join Singapore's Neptune Orient Lines Ltd.

Officials from the U.S. Export-Import Bank convened in Washington Tuesday to discuss an advisory com