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Taiwan's gross national product grew 5.46 percent in January-March 1994, compared with 6.29 percent

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

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Foreign thirst for Australian wines and solid local consumption is leading winemakers to the equity

China "is willing to cooperate with foreign countries in protecting intellectual property," but conc

The man hailed as one of the country's shrewdest, most prophetic executives thinks manufacturers are

Rampant counterfeiting of intellectual property in India should rapidly lose its allure thanks to re

Jamaica has withdrawn an application for international arbitration to resolve a dispute with Canada

Swedish telecommunications giant Ericsson said it was awarded a $30 million contract for the expansi

REGIONAL BLOCS 1994 U.S.-Ireland Business Partnership Conference. May 21-27. Dublin. The pri

MERGER CREATES WORLD'S NO. 6 TELECOM FIRMROME - Shareholders in Italy's public telep

The percentage of registered Dutch unemployed stood at 7.8 percent in April compared with 7.5 percen

Taiwan's industrial production in the Jan.-April period climbed 6.25 percentfrom the same pe

French definitive consumer prices rose by 0.3 percent in April compared with March and rose 1.7 perc

Shipping lines that call at the Port of Long Beach are upset about a proposed 10 percent rate hike,

VANCOUVER PORT TO ISSUE $10.25 MILLION IN BONDSThe Port of Vancouver, Wash., will issue $10.

Increased maritime activity has Port of Oakland officials expecting a 6 percent jump in operating re

Panama, whose national ship register last year overtook the Liberian merchant fleet to become the la

With the threat of federal insurance solvency legislation still looming, state regulators continue t

Companies are becoming more careful with expenses when it comes to moving executives, but are boosti

Insurance company decisions based on geography are being painted as a civil rights issue, rather tha

For the week ended May 14, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 15

Fighting insurance fraud means fighting business owners and office clerks, the elderlyand the young,

Recent efforts to change the insurance industry's antitrust exemptions under the federal McCarran-Fe

Forces are at work seeking to change the business of insurance, frequently with little or no input f

These are tough times to be the president of a major insurance trade association, concedes Rodger La

Canadian National Friday reported a net income of C$2 million (US$1.46 million) on revenue of C$1.07

Riverboat or dockside casino gambling, which evokes images of 19th century Mississippi River paddle-

The availability of credit for international trade transactions, particularly for smalland medium- s

The signing last month in Marrakesh of the Uruguay Round agreement provides a sorely needed boost to

The Federal Railroad Administration will investigate whether to develop rules for securing rail carg

A Friday strike by 3,500 members of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes disrupted freight

CSX Intermodal Inc. is negotiating to purchase patent rights and technology for the Iron Highway sho

Restricted barge and rail traffic resumed early Friday on the Atcha- falya River, just hours after a

YEAR TYPE OF TRADE REGION, TITLE AND MEMBERSHIP LAUNCHED ARRANG

The growth of regional trade blocs in this hemisphere is helping to accelerate the flow of internati