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U.S. semiconductor makers have told the Reagan administration that Japan still has not complied with

A leading International Coffee Organization consumer delegate has raised the possibility of suspendi

Promoted as "an invitation to profitability," Puerto Rico's Second Annual Regional Caribbean Basin B

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The Philippine Senate will make a crucial decision Thursday on what if anything it can do about the

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The president of SAS, the Scandinavian airline consortium, criticized U.S. government officials for

The latest skirmish in the 25-year battle over coal slurry pipelines opened in the House Interior an

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The Singapore unit of Exxon Corp. plans to invest a further US$68 million in its refinery there.

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The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. is forcing LTV Corp. to take back three of four ailing pension pl

AVIATION The European Community plans to step up legal action to end competition- stif ling

The federal government's Export-Import Bank, which has been losing money for five years, will stay i

The U.S. dollar pushed to its highest level against the deutsche mark in almost four weeks Tuesday o

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Richard Trumka, president of the United Mine Workers of America, will address the Virginia Coal Coun

Long Island Lighting Co.'s load is growing rapidly, making the opening of the Shoreham nuclear plant

The Department of Energy announced that it has completed the screening of all superconducting super

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Three New York Insurance Exchange syndicates, including at least one that has filed plans to withdra

Marine insurers from around the world attending their annual convention here reacted cautiously on f

The first international meeting on chemical hazards in Africa ended last week with a call for the co

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IDA UGANDA - $65 million from the World Bank's International Development Association and $24

Concerns over export and import markets have popped up in the cattle industry in the past, but for t

A prospective U.S.-Canadian free trade accord will remove virtually all tariffs but not all non-tari

Zenith Seeks Savings With Retirement PlanGLENVIEW, Ill. - Zenith Electronics Corp., struggli

A top European Community executive warned the Belgian government that its proposal to tax foreign mo

Global Atomic Agency Seen Keeping S. AfricaSouth Africa will not be ousted from the Internat

Public Service Co. of New Hampshire's largest creditor proposed an alternate refinancing plan Tuesda

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Japan's Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd., which makes Subaru automobiles, said it has formed a company to

The Argentine government plans to seek $1 billion in new loans as well as a drastic cut in interest

Soaring malpractice and fire insurance costs have halted abortion services at some clinics - a resul