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Dec 12 2008 Grim Outlook for U.S. Automakers After Bailout Bid Collapses A plan worth billions to rescue ailing U.S. automakers collapsed in the Senate, raising the prospect of imminent bankruptcy for GM ... Nov 19 2008 U.S.-based industrial manufacturers pessimistic about the U.S. economy - Two-thirds of U.S.-based industrial manufacturers over the next 12 months, according to the third-quarter edition of the ... Nov 11 2008 Japan, Peru Reach Deal on Investment Treaty Japan and Peru on Nov. 10 reached a basic agreement on a treaty to encourage mutual investment after several months of ... Oct 30 2008 Justice Dept Announces Results of National Export Enforcement Initiative The Justice Department has issued a press release announcing that the National Export Enforcement Initiative1, a multi-agency ... Oct 20 2008 FDA Regulator to Open Offices in China As part of efforts to regulate imported food to the U.S., the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will open its first overseas ... Oct 09 2008 Yokohama port volume up 13.5% Japan's Port of Yokohama handled 286,800 TEUs in foreign trade in July, up 13.5 percent on-year, according to figures released by ... Sep 29 2008 USA Highway Trust Fund Gets $8 Billion After working its slow and tortured way through Congress, the desperately needed legislation to move money from the General Fund ... Sep 15 2008 Manufacturers Call on Next U.S. President to Support 100-Day Energy Action The Council on Competitiveness, which on Sept. 9 unveiled a roadmap for a sustainable energy future for the U.S., is calling for ... Sep 04 2008 Boeing and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. to Build First Passenger Jet in Japan -- Boeing Co. will offer its know-how for Japan's project to build its first passenger jet, the fuel-efficient Mitsubishi Regional ... Jul 22 2008 ILWU TARGETING SHIPS, TERMINALS DURING TALKS Negotiators for the International Longshore and Warehouse Union and the Pacific Maritime Association spent the weekend at the ... Jul 18 2008 New Export Rules – E-Filing of Shipper Export Declaration A comprehensive revision of the nation's export regulations, including mandatory electronic filing of export documents, effective ... Jul 17 2008 U.S. Industrial Production Increases Industrial production advanced 0.5% in June after having fallen 0.2% in May, the Federal Reserve reported on July 16. For the ... Jun 11 2008 Japan's Machinery Orders Up Japan Cabinet Office representative said on June 10 that core machinery orders rose for the first time in three months, easing ... Jun 07 2008 Chinese Brands Urged to Stop Using Japanese Names Tokyo said on June 6 it will try to stop Chinese companies using Japanese place names as trademarks for their products. The ... Jun 03 2008 Green Grid Operations Establish New Presence in Japan The Green Grid, a global consortium dedicated to advancing energy efficiency in data centers and business computing ecosystems, ... May 14 2008 Asian Economies Still Strong Asia's strong economic growth will persist despite an ailing U.S. economy as the region diversifies its export markets, according ... May 05 2008 Survey: U.S. public sees Japan as top partner in Asia NEW YORK, -- Japan is seen by the American public as the most important Asian partner for the United States, said a U.S. annual ... Apr 30 2008 Slight Growth in USA Economy in First Quarter The economy struggled through the first three months of 2008, weighed down by the housing slump and a hesitant consumer, but ... Apr 15 2008 Container Shortage Puts U.S. Export Boom in a Box Many U.S. companies hoping to profit from surging exports created by the weak dollar are facing an unexpected hurdle: There aren't ... Apr 11 2008 European Manufacturing Slowdown But No Recession The European manufacturing sector appears to be heading for a soft landing but no recession, due largely to pockets of strength in ... Apr 08 2008 Imminent Changes in China Logistics Regulation The Chinese administration is revising logistics regulations and considering introducing an all-comprehensive law to create a ... Apr 03 2008 U.S. Gains in Global Business Cost Comparison The U.S. has shown a significant gain among the G7 countries as a cost-effective location for business, due to the lower U.S. ... Mar 27 2008 Japan Enjoys Brisk Exports Japanese exports maintained brisk growth in February as strong demand from Asia and Europe offset the impact of falling shipments ... Mar 26 2008 LINE Report forecasts declines in manufacturing Hiring in the manufacturing sector will decline sharply in April 2008 compared with one year ago according to the latest numbers ... Mar 17 2008 UAE Eliminates Import Duties on Steel The United Arab Emirates on March 16 eliminated import duties on steel and cement to help the Gulf state's booming real estate ... Mar 10 2008 Japan Machinery Orders Post Fastest Growth in Seven Years Japan said March 10 core machinery orders, a closely watched barometer of business investment, surged at the fastest pace in more ... Mar 07 2008 U.S. Executives Braced For Recession A majority of top U.S. executives believe the American economy is already in a recession or will slide into one within six months, ... Mar 06 2008 Industrial World Inflation Edges Up to 3.5% Driven by rising energy prices, annual inflation in the world's leading industrialized nations edged up to 3.5% in January from ... Feb 15 2008 U.S. import/export trade deficit declines The trade deficit shrank by 6.9 percent in December from November, the biggest decline in more than a year, according to data ... Feb 14 2008 India, China, Emerging Economies Not Immune to Slowdown India, China and other emerging economies are in the "perfect storm" of global financial risk sparked by the US credit crunch and ... Jan 29 2008 Japan Wants Change to 1990 Emission Baseline Japan will push for a year after 1990 to be used as the reference point for greenhouse emission cuts in a post-Kyoto deal as chair ...   Printable Version

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