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Varies: good value at weekends and in high summer, but expect to pay full rates during the big spring and autumn trade fairs.

The warm weather which helped Etam in the summer has proved to be a disadvantage in the run-up to autumn trading and the chairman, Alan Howard, says the group has been trading slightly below budgeted levels.

At the beginning of the 1980s annual shoe industry trade shows were held on the premises of ISH at which manufacturers presented their new collections in parallel with the Innsbruck Autumn Trade Fair.

GROUP sales and marketing manager for the Benelux countries, Dolf Muller, is pictured, right, escorting the British Ambassador to the Netherlands, Sir Michael Jenkins, and his wife, around the Waterford Wedgwood stand during the International Dutch Autumn Trade Fair in Utrecht.

The company strategy and plans for the Autumn Trading period were laid down by the Field Sales Director, Steve Higgins, Jack Millar, National Accounts & Administration Director presented the future strategy for major customers and outlined the plans for national promotional activity.

New selling aids and point-of-sale material were presented by Michael Saulet, Marketing Director Ralph Ellis, Managing Director, concluded the conference with a review of the trading year in which he re-affirmed the company strategy for the Autumn trading period and laid the foundations for the future.

Falling trade barriers might become more significant in the 1990s as liberalization continues.

They start with a flourish as summer ends each year and companies scurry to introduce new products for the fall trade shows.

Arrangements had been made to accompany the several dozen local Indians on their fall trading trip down the coast.

Much of the cautious optimism came from Japan's report on its falling trade surplus, which also helped the dollar.

Government officials today painted a rosy economic picture for the Japanese economy next year, forecasting rapid growth and a falling trade surplus.

The fall trading among cities would have to be over so there'd be a lot of surplus food in the warehouses."

When foreign economies weaken as a result of their falling trade surpluses, governments will adopt expansionary policies.

Nearly a million square feet of computers, peripherals and software are on display here this week at the Comdex Fall trade show.

The Swan Shopping Centre was demolished in 2009 after a prolonged period of falling trade.

Just how to find a niche product sheltered from China's juggernaut in a world of falling trade barriers is a riddle that faces manufacturers everywhere.

After the grain is in the warehouses, and the year's fish have been smoked and put away, and the fall trading is over.

BRITAIN'S biggest regional electricity company has cut 450 jobs because of falling trade.

In response to falling trade and as a gesture of solidarity to the pitmen, the landlord has changed the pub's name to The Miners Arms.

And perhaps more striking is that the fallen trade center site has done what it could not do when standing: turn the financial district into one of the city's top attractions.

Amid the current global recession and falling trade with the United States, Harper government began to mend relations with China whose economic growth remains robust.

The Lady Arabella was making good time against a falling Trade wind, stretching south-east with a long tack and then taking a short tack inshore.

The International Business Machines Corporation formally introduced the second generation of its beleaguered OS/2 operating system software last week at the Comdex fall trade show here.

Texaco Stock Falls Trading in Texaco stock was halted for about two minutes on the New York Stock Exchange today because of the news.

Since 1984, Lufthansa has offered round-trip flights to Leipzig from Frankfurt for businessmen and visitors only for the 10-day duration of the spring and fall trade fairs there.

Colgate-Palmolive also said it anticipated taking advantage of falling trade barriers in Europe and North America, which would permit fewer plants to produce more goods for entire trade regions.

Yet reaction to the computer, code-named Houdini, was mixed when the machine first went on display at the recent Comdex fall trade show as a "technology demonstration" rather than as an announced product.

In contrast to many other East German towns on this occasion, Leinefelde did not execute the demolition of the available structures, but decided "to leave" blank falling trade surfaces first of all.

The hastily called session, in a conference room at the annual Comdex Fall trade show that ended here on Friday, made it clear that it was a marriage of convenience rather than of love.

Di Peso, Charles C., 1974, Casas Grandes: A Fallen Trading Center of the Gran Chichimeca (Vols.

FOR all the hullabaloo about faster computers, smarter software and wireless widgets, the real excitement at last week's Comdex/ Fall trade show occurred in an annex where the so-called multimedia computer companies were quarantined.