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Price Dispute Stalls Finnish-Soviet TalksHELSINKI, Finland - Finland's state oil trading fir

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries will face a number of obstacles to its objective o

Six former top officials and technicians at the Chernobyl power plant went on trial Tuesday charged

Trade representatives from Taiwan say they won't buy U.S. barley but willpurchase grain from

Companies that import chemicals into the United States for commercial use without first ensuring ful

A British company has designed a unit that allows a car or van to provide stable direct-current elec

GENERAL NEWS The absence of an investment treaty with the United States was reported partly

The Reagan administration has unveiled its long-awaited plan for reforming the ship operating subsid

Circle Express Inc. would become a major player in the truckload transportation field if it succeeds

A Foreign Ministry spokesman disclosed that the Soviet Union has five warships in the gulf region, b

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The rapid growth of service industries is changing the face of many U.S. cities, a report released b

Leading employment and inflation indexes rose substantially in June, according to the Center for Int

King Fahd, apparently displeased with Washington over a delayed request for arms, told military comm

Japan called the U.S. proposal for complete free trade in agriculture ''revolution ary" and said tha

Foreign trade of Third World countries slowed last year as receipts from exports dropped sharply, th

The lightship Relief was a welcome sight for sailors along the West Coast during much of the first 5

Hong Kong is likely to overtake Rotterdam as the world's biggest containerport by the end of the cen

A new company called Milwaukee Liner Service will begin operating a containership liner service betw

Gelco TIP Trailer Firm Opens 2 New FacilitiesBALA CYNWYD, Pa. - Gelco TIP Trailer Leasing ha

The International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union will register 450 additional dockworkers t

Taiwan Votes to Lift Martial LawTAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan's top lawmaking body unanimously app

Foreign Ship Orders Sluggish in S. KoreaSEOUL, South Korea - Foreign ship orders at South Ko

Aircraft maker Short Brothers Ltd. reopened Monday but about 1,000 workers stayed away to protest a

A new trade association for couriers just being set up in Hong Kong highlights the territory's growi

NEW YORK Prices for large volume petrochemicals in the United States remained strong in June, althou

The Department of Transportation has received Peru's new ocean shipping regulations and is in the pr

Iraqi warplanes fired two heat-seeking Exocet missiles at a Cypriot tanker ferrying Iranian crude oi

Spot market prices for natural gas continued to lose ground this week in an extension of the normal

International Medical Science Inc. is seeking to acquire a well-known cancer clinic in Bonn, West Ge

5th Annual PC Expo Slated for Sept. 1-3The 5th Annual PC Expo will be held at the Jacob K. J

Taiwan Trade Surplus Set a 1st-Half RecordTAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan registered a record trade

Jamaican coffees have made major inroads in U.S. West Coast markets, a senior Jamaican trade officia

A six-month industrial dispute that sparked dozens of work stoppages here in the world's largest por

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

Glycerine Production Declined During MayNEW YORK Production of crude glycerine (including s

Commuter airline subsidies are almost certain to be extended this year despite renewed Reagan admini

The House Ways and Means Committee today begins a painful public search for the new taxes required b

The reaction to President Alan Garcia's new economic measures, announced Sunday night, has been larg

After three years of criticizing the U.S. trade program known as the Caribbean Basin Initiative, som