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Borg-Warner to Raise Weston Product PricesBorg-Warner Chemicals Inc. announced price increas

Biogen reported that the European Patent Office has granted the company a patent covering certain an

Eight miners wearing steel helmets and work overalls marched past security guards and onto chancelle

The International Energy Agency on Wednesday urged West Germany to reduce the heavy subsidies it pay

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BASF Corp. reported net income for 1986 of $105 million compared with $39 million in 1985. Sales for

Flying Concorde is the ultimate symbol of success in the world of business travel. Three and a half

Icelandair will inaugurate a twice-weekly service between Boston and Luxembourg with flights beginni

Britain's minister for aviation, Michael Spicer, said Thursday that pressure being put on government

Canada's second largest airline has overcome the problems of choosing a new name in a bilingual coun

Tests are being performed on a new variety of ornamental cherry tree from Japan which the U.S. Agric

The chairman of the Senate Budget Committee said he favors spending more for airport projects than p

Court Upholds Plan On Job ProtectionWASHINGTON - The Supreme Court upheld an airline employe

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A Hong Kong company has invented and is marketing a water-powered pocket calculator. Calculators cur

On Reform in China: Under no circumstance is it permissible to stifle democracy on the prete

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Executives in the distilled spirits industry are urging Congress to find alternative revenue-raising

The U.S. Foreign-Trade Zone Board granted a license to the Canaveral Port Authority to open the 136t

Thieves using a truck broke into the fashion house of Italian designer Krizia and made off with the

US May Hike Taxes On Taiwanese ExportsTaiwan's exports to the United States may be assessed

Buyers and designers at France's fall and winter fashion show this week seemed oblivious to the die-

Funeral services were held Wednesday for Sophie Weinstein, retired executive secretary for The Journ

Two foreign trade specialists from Washington, D.C., were appointed to head the new California Europ

The average price of a domestic-made car will rise to $13,800 by 1995 from 1985's $11,600, and aver

The state aviation company of Indonesia has won its first components contractfrom Boeing Com

John F. Hoover was named officer-in-charge of the San Francisco branch of the Federal Reserve Bank,

A prominent West German political leader says central bank efforts to prop up the dollar are doomed

Federal Reserve Board Governor H. Robert Heller urged sweeping reforms in the banking industry that

BANKING The British government warned it may expel Japanese banks unless Tokyo opens its mar

BOTH RESPECT AND CONCERN are evident as moderate economic strength continues. Economic indic

BANKING The British government warned it may expel Japanese banks unless Tokyo opens its mar

The Antitrust Division of the Justice Department can find no basis for the charges that collusion in

Top Stories Zhejiang trade representatives are counting heavily on a Los Angeles exhibition

U.S. exports will increase this year, but not enough to wipe out the large current account deficit t

A popular congressional proposal to create an international authority topurchase less develo

United States Lines Inc. reportedly has agreed to sell its Hawaii-Guam service to Sea-Land Corp. and

The British government warned it may expel Japanese banks unless Tokyo opens its markets to British

As the Cabinet-level Economic Policy Council met to consider sanctions against alleged dumping of Ja

Projects affecting ports, harbors, army bases, memorials and universities form the backdrop for the