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China, one of the world's consistently big importers of paper, says it can meet demand for some popu

The congestion in Santos has spilled over into this port and others along the Atlantic coast of Braz

Inflation in Denmark is expected to increase by 2.3 percent in 1995 and 2.6 percent in 1996, accordi

Foreign-flag vessels have started sailing off Karachi following Pakistan Income Tax Department offic

COMPAQ COMPUTER WINS $90 MILLION PC CONTRACTCompaq Computer Corp. said it has won the larges

Finding good employees is tough anywhere, but it's especially tricky in China. Most university gradu

The World Trade Centers Association is moving ahead with a plan to introduce a trade-payment system

Apple Computer Inc. said on Tuesday it planned to spend more than 40 million Singapore dollars (US$2

"The farm policy shift may well earn the U.S. farm sector another $50 billion to $75 billion a year

Communist dictator Nicolae Ceausescu had a very simple modus operandi: make Romania a self-reliant i

Sweden's July unemployment rate stood at 8.3 percent, compared with 8.2 percent in June, the Central

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KOREAN AUTO EXPORTS RISE ALONG WITH PRICESEOUL, South Korea - The Korea Automobile M

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Indonesian vehicle sales hit a new monthly high in July, with officials saying on Monday the country

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Middle-ranking Asia-Pacific nations should use their combined economic clout, rather than military a

"Country Commercial Guide: China," an annual report from the U.S. government's International Trade A

Call it a case of bad timing. There is a new book on the maritime-community market. It's a h

Growth of the Chinese economy during the eighth five-year plan (1991-95) is projected at an annual 1

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The Maritime Administration cleared the way for OMI Corp. to capitalize on legislation that would re

POLICE IN SOUTHERN CHINA NAB 39 ALLEGED PIRATESMarine police in southern China said they rou

U.S. regulators are again calling for cuts in Canadian tolls on the St. Lawrence Seaway. In

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The city of Gloucester, Mass. is pushing the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to rethink its refusal to

Britain's Port of Liverpool handled a record volume of cargo during the first half of the year, help

Freight rates for large tankers remain insufficient to cover the operating costs of a new ship despi

MAJESTY CRUISE SHIP AGAIN SUFFERS PROBLEMSBOSTON - The luckless Boston-Bermuda cruis

The death toll from the crash of an Atlantic Southeast plane outside Carrollton, Ga., Monday rose to

Mock explosives planted by Dutch authorities in an unsuspecting American passenger's luggage, left a

State-owned Indian Railways, faced with a lack of government funding, is seeking private sector part

Three smog-eating cars hit Southern California's busiest freeways earlier this month, kicking off a

The Port of Tacoma awarded a $665,000 contract to Salm Construction Co. for improvements to the port

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Truckers who haul agricultural and forest products are set to form their first permanent national or

Canadian National Railways has taken delivery of the first three of 26 locomotives purchased from Ge