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China wants to buy more high-technology goods from foreign firms operating in China, the nation's ch

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The piracy of intellectual property costs the United States more than $20 billion annually, the Nati

The Reagan administration agreed to negotiate in favor of an increase in the World Bank's resources.

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Another bucket of cold water has been poured on the recurring idea of a common market in Southeast A

China to Tighten Control Over PricesA senior Chinese leader said China will tighten control

Industrial and Third World countries harbor pirates of proprietary goods who cost U.S. companies $20

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Bonneville Pacific Corp. named Robert N. Pratt president and chief operating officer of this develop

The Commission of the European Economic Community proposed a series of measures to curb production o

The chairman of the nation's third-largest steelmaker says steel producers who use bankruptcy filing

China's embryonic credit card business moved into the space age Wednesday as Visa International inau

International pressure on Japan to liberalize its markets appears to havesucceeded in enabli

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Six weeks after taking over the Pacific operations of United States Lines, Sea-Land Service Inc. has

Caribbean countries looked on with disbelief" as most of U.S. financial assistance normally destined

Americans who view recent South Korean political developments through the prism of their own experie

The Greater Los Angeles World Trade Center Association has chosen as its executive director the chie

A fight is brewing between natural gas utilities in the eastern United States and two interstate pip

The U.S. Customs Service is not keeping pace with rapid growth in cargo volume on the WestCoast, a $

A sharp surge in Indian textile and garment exports is spurring the government to add incentives and

Europeans dislike U.S. trade deals with individual nations, but they also have no use for the pendin

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