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Foreign bankers are carefully evaluating a new group formed by Latin America's three biggest debtors

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

Yugoslavia to Cut Debt RepaymentsBELGRADE, Yugoslavia - Premier Branko Mikulic said Monday Y

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U.S. exporters may benefit from Mexico's efforts to slow inflation and accelerate growth next year,

Major Asian stock markets plunged Monday, following the lead of Wall Street, with several registerin

CCS, Japanese Sign Marketing AgreementPALM COAST, Fla. - Cardiac Control Systems Inc. has en

The opening of a West Coast export licensing office could significantly boost international sales of

A Hungarian national was asked to leave Australia earlier this month for attempting to re-export sen

The textile and apparel trade deficit for the first eight months of the year reached a new record le

A high Soviet official has called for much better rates of growth in the Soviet economy under the na

Toshiba Corp. has a new challenge ahead - convincing customers that the company will be involved in

A Norwegian company has introduced a new ski wax to the international market. The product, c

The Reagan administration is considering a second partial lifting of economic sanctions on selected

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Quota Dispute Halts Mexican Cattle TradeThe U.S. Department of Agriculture said Mexican feed

Roadway Opens Five New TerminalsAKRON, Ohio - Roadway Express Inc. recently opened five new

The growth rate of U.S. liner imports will drop while the pace of exports will quicken, a management

The U.S. Coast Guard will put new rules into effect Dec. 1 governing its licensing of inland and oce

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Ray A. Barnhart, who served longer than any Federal Highway Administrator, said he will resign his D

Insurance companies have only 10 percent to 20 percent of their investmentdollars in stocks,

Takeshita to Succeed Nakasone in JapanNoboru Takeshita will succeed Yasuhiro Nakasone as the

Gotaas-Larsen to Pay 12-Cent DividendHAMILTON, Bermuda - The board of Gotaas-Larsen Shipping

AIR CARGO The World Freight show that opens in London today is taking innovation as its them

The supporters of railroad deregulation kicked off a campaign Monday to defeat legislative attempts

Thailand's railways are confronted with a deepening financial crisis and the losses have become so b

American Telephone & Telegraph Co. has teamed up with Sun Microsystems Inc. in an attempt to both re

NYC Authority Seeks To Spruce Up SubwaysThe Transit Authority has proposed a $2.7 billion bu

Prompted by too-long trains and too-short platforms, double-deck railcars will soon be rolling in Bo

A 17-week strike by 2,800 NBC camera operators, video technicians and editors collapsed Monday when

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and the Los Angeles Department of Airports are among n

A sophisticated wind shear warning system that proved successful in a summer test in Denver will be

R. Joseph Clancy has been named president of Bechtel-Control AsbestosManagement Inc., a new joint v

The U.S. attack on Iranian offshore oil platforms had a limited impact on the London tanker market M

The U.S. Supreme Court Monday refused to hear an appeal by some former Pan American World Airways em

An International Telecommunication Union conference has opened more frequency bands for mobile commu

Ogden Unit to Build Pa. Trash IncineratorOgden Corp. said its subsidiary - Ogden Martin Syst