N&O Index Card Listings

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Export-Import Trade
  • Ban (exports to China) expected to have little effect in N. C. - Ja 20 83 3A
  • Editorial: Re-stitching free trade - Ja 20 83 4A
  • Signs indicate N C. facing good year for exports - Fe 13 83 38F
  • Trade financed of N. C. products - Fe 16 83 8B
  • Impact of imports hits home as apparel jobs slip away - Fe 20 83 30A
  • State, big banks should lead way into world trade, consultant says - My 9 83 7A
  • Building world markets - Jy 5 83 1D
  • Small firms get aid in high-tech export - Oc 13 83 7B
  • Exports important for state economy - Oc 25 83 1D
  • Influx of imports threatens N. C. furniture making industry - No 1 83 4D
  • Spies eye, buy RTP high-tech, U. S. agent says - De 6 83 1D
Export-Import Trade
  • Center works to bring foreign trade home - Ja 24 84 8D
  • Commerce in '83 produced varied trends - Fe 12 84 30F
  • International agreement signed (by Hunt and Rau) - Mr 3 84 1C
  • Change in Hong Kong's rule may boost N.C. trade - No 1 84 18C
  • China called area of trade growth - De 27 84 5B
Export-Import Trade
  • Expert (Koga) curries Japanese favor for N.C. goods - Fe 8 92, 1
  • Study reaffirms state's dependence on exports - Ap 22 92, 10C
  • Groups opposing provisions in international trade pact (could hurt NC farmers) - Au 7 92, 5B
  • Tar Heel delegation appears divided on trade pact (NORTH AMERICAN FREE TRADE AGREEMENT) - Au 13 92, 1
  • SBA loans helping firms sell overseas - Au 28 92, 6C
  • International trade in N.C. up 20 percent - Se 15 92, 1D
  • RDU a stable for unusual export; Pipeline through Triangle carries horse meat to Paris - Oc 4 92, 1
  • Store chains ready to use fruit terminal - Oc 8 92, 6C
  • Market rush; Firms learn about opportunities in the former Soviet republics - No 20 92, 6C
Export-Import Trade
  • Export opportunities bright for N.C. - Fe 3 85 30G
  • N.C. executives skeptical about Japan's trade promises - Ap 14 85 8D
  • Embargo on Nicaragua won't hurt N.C. - My 2 85 10A
  • Sailing toward fortunes of state's China connection - Jy 21 85 10-11
  • McMillan criticizes textile imports - Au 4 85 7D
  • Push for traditional industry duels with deficit, trade woes - Au 15 85 6B
  • N.C. shoe, textile officials upset by Reagan decision - Au 29 85 7B
  • Trade barriers would hurt farming, leader of soybean association says - Se 12 85 23A
  • State AFL-CIO to focus on imports - Se 17 85 16C
  • N.C. firms steer around trade barriers - Se 24 85 5D
  • Official (Brown) blames trade woes on technology - Se 24 85 1D
  • India out to seek trade from U.S. - Oc 5 85 8B
  • Official expects N.C., U.S. to export more to Japan - Oc 29 85 16C
  • Martin says Japan may be nearing open-trade stance - No 1 85 5B
  • Textile, furniture officials say import cuts, not merger rule, needed - De 12 85 8B
Export-Import Trade
  • Hunt expects rise in exports to Japan - Fe 3 82 18
  • Status of firms desiring coastal export facilities - Ap 4 82 30A
  • Hunt says N. C. ready to hike exports - Ap 25 82 33A
Export-Import Trade
  • Trade opportunities excellent for state - Fe 1 87 32J
  • N.C. exports haven't gained momentum from falling dollar - Fe 8 87 1I
  • Tar Heel exporters hope to benefit from rising yen - Ap 1 87 6B
  • N.C. trade mission makes Asian contacts - Jn 7 87 37A
  • State seeks trade offices in Asia - Jn 11 87 8B
  • Lawyer (Faison) gets close look at obstacles to China-U.S. trade - Oc 1 87 32A
Export-Import Trade
  • Used also as subhead under names of products
  • Plants, exports helped reduce unemployment; N.C. jobless rate hit 15-year low (Chart) - Ja 11 89 5B
  • Foreign trade help available: World's markets accessible to N.c. - Ja 29 89 28J
  • North Carolina exports could grow - Ja 29 89 14J
  • Trade center to help businesses sell in foreign markets - Fe 15 89 5B
  • N.C. world trade in billions of dollars (Chart) - Mr 1 89 5B
  • Surge in N.C. exports fuels trade surplus - Mr 1 89 5B
  • Despite difficulties, writer says Japan offers opportunities for U.S. businesses - My 14 89 3I
  • Higher dollar hasn't alarmed exporters - yet - My 24 89 6B
  • Turmoil brings uncertainty in doing business in China - Jn 6 89 1D
  • Export surge boosts N.C. trade surplus - Jn 8 89 8B
  • European ties give N.C. firms head start - Jn 25 89 1I
  • N.C. shipments to foreign countries up 22% - Au 31 89 8B
  • N.C. firms to export hardwood chips to Japan - Se 20 89 18C
  • Exports from state up 19% from last year - De 8 89 6C
Export-Import Trade
  • Duke visitor (Gaede) winds up mission as European trade matchmaker - Jn 9 91 6F
  • State's top export is - well - booming (bombs) - Jn 20 91 6C
  • North Carolina group established to help find Soviet trade partners - Se 4 91 9C
  • Senate hopeful (Johnston) eyes trade (with Mexico) - Se 11 91 4B
  • Textiles, farm products lead N.C. export growth - Se 19 91 10C
  • Foreign trade a minefield; Aeroglide stepped on a big one - Se 29 91 1F
  • Triangle listens as Danes give sales pitch - Oc 23 91 9C
  • Networks would help N.C. firms in world markets - Oc 25 91 7C
Export-Import Trade
  • also used as subhead under names of products
  • State to aid export efforts of small businesses - Ja 20 90 4B
  • State ripe for international trade - Ja 28 90 6K
  • Exporters target East Europe; Tar Heel firms seek opportunity - Fe 4 90 1F
  • Africans spurn aid, want deal - Mr 8 90 6C
  • N.C. firms' exports up 22% in '89 - Mr 13 90 8D
  • N.C. trade surplus nears $1 billion - My 8 90 5D
  • Exports from N.C. increased - Se 7 90 6C
  • N.C. foreign trade up, but oil produces deficit - De 15 90 6C
Export-Import Trade
  • Tar Heel companies likely to benefit from Canada trade pact - Ja 5 88 1D
  • Weak dollar expected to aid N.C. exporters - Ja 10 88 1I
  • When trading in Rome, speak Italian - Ja 17 88 8D
  • Decline of dollar creates potential for increased exports - Ja 31 88 36J
  • International trade climate improving - Ja 31 88 15J
  • Trade index planned - Ja 31 88 1I
  • U.S. trade future bright, editor says (Fishburn) - Fe 11 88 5B
  • Tar Heel Editors Speak: Reagan trade restrictions would hurt U.S. consumer - Fe 21 88 7D
  • Burlington firm (Environmental Diagnostics) signs foreign-sales contract - Fe 26 88 7B
  • Korean official (Sung Ho Cho) visits Triangle, invites imports - Mr 9 88 6B
  • Learning to compete in trade better than tough act - Mr 11 88 17A
  • Tar Heels urged to seek foreign markets; Conference aims to help small businesses tap public
  • resources - Mr 22 88 1D
  • South needs 'sensitivity' in wooing foreign trade, official (White) says - Ap 15 88 24C
  • Editorial: Time for a trade bill - Ap 19 88 8A
  • Export office proposed; Martin urges funds to help N.C. firms - Ma 24 88 1D
  • The Triangle's Seoul (Far East Collections) - Ma 29 88 1I
  • Businesses in state look overseas - Jn 19 88 27A
  • China trade promoted; Experts at NCSU conference see huge potential - Jy 13 88 7B
  • China's slow payoff; Trade potential still enormous - Jy 17 88 1I
  • Delegates to look for business in Canada - Se 3 88 7B
  • Manufacturers urged to enter Japanese markets soon - No 18 88 10B
  • N.C. trade gap shows signs of improvement - No 26 88 8B
  • State's exports exceed imports in October - De 31 88 8B