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A Blue Cross of Greater Philadelphia study of AIDS patients showed that although costs associated wi

The Federal Reserve Board Monday approved the takeover by Citicorp of the assets and liabilities of

Texaco Inc. said it has been notified that the U.S. Securities and ExchangeCommission will u

The Power of the Pyramid is working overtime for Transamerica Corp. The insurance and financ

Polish leader Wojciech Jaruzelski assured Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone Monday that Poland can re

The latest bid to resolve the longstanding row over European Community pasta exports to the United S

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

Top Stories Many African oil producers are diversifying their exports away from dependency o

Egypt to Co-produce US M-1 Battle TankThe U.S. government has agreed in principle to an Egyp

Alpha International, a customs broker, freight forwarder and travel agent, has opened a new Los Ange

Stocks rose in quiet trading Monday, with oil issues powering the advance. Weekend news of a

10 Students Receive Soo Line ScholarshipsSoo Line Railroad has selected 10 graduating high s

Private truck fleets operated at an average cost of $1.63 a mile in 1986, according to a new analysi

The Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection has approved a pier expansion proposed by Lex

The National Coal Association and American Mining Congress will consider merging to form one major l

The problems of recruiting and retaining qualified outside directors and the issue of director liabi

Technology and foreign money, especially from the United States, are seen as keys to upgrading China

Despite a general and rapid rise in Hong Kong exports to the United States, its biggest market, Hong

TRADE Mitsubishi SubsidiaryNames New PresidentMinoru Makihara was named president an

Evergreen International Corp. of Taiwan has apparently had a change of heart over previously announc

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

Dillingham Holdings Inc. and Totem Resources Corp. have announced they've reached an agreement where

Most Federal Reserve district banks reported "moderate economic growth" in a report prepared for Jul

The French Cour des Comptes, a watchdog financial institution, has published a report highly critica

SCM Chemical, a division of N.Y.-based Hanson Industries, has announced plans for a major expansion

Railroad executives and economists said Monday they are not optimistic about new investment in conve

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A microcomputer-based system designed to assist auditors in evaluating banks' com mercial loans was

Mikhail Gorbachev's radical reforms of Soviet economic management are expected to become law this we

Perched high on the hill overlooking the Shenango River, the black stone mansion that had been the h

In 1973, when Arab nations cut off oil supplies to the United States, Americans panicked, gasoline p

When the U.S. Department of Energy was created, its declared purposes were to promote energy alterna

If this turns out to be the beginning of a new oil boom, an event fervently awaited in Texas, then l

Willis Faber and Stewart Wrightson, Britain's second and fifth largest insurance brokers, respective

Union workers are clear winners in last week's decision upholding transfer rights to Mack Trucks Inc

American Carriers Inc. vaults into the ranks of the nation's largest trucking companies with its acq

Ambac Indemnity Corp. is no longer a perceived weak sister in the municipal bond insurance industry.

U.S. Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger left Japan Monday afternoon with a promise from Prime Minis

The government of Bangladesh says Americans are poorly represented as investors in the Central Asian

The U.S. dollar continued to inch higher Monday, while the pound sterling slid. Analysts sai