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Nissan Motor Co., Japan's second largest auto manufacturer, may soon import passenger cars from Taiw

An Israeli entrepreneur has made a fortune selling bottles of water from the Jordan River, holy to

The rapid growth of container traffic accompanying Taiwan's burgeoning industrial output in recent y

November Car Orders Down From OctoberNovember freight car orders totaled 668, down slightly

Dairy industry leaders and Agriculture Department officials are mostly enthusiastic about the advert

The Industrial Bank of Japan intends to maintain its full support of Japan Line, a Japan Line direct

Saudi Arabia told at least some purchasers of netback crude that their allocations for January purch

Sudan, where relief officials say more than 2 million people face starvation, has a food surplus an

The price of a loaf of bread has doubled during the past 15 years, but the farmers' slice of the rev

U.S. chemical manufacturers prodded the Federal Maritime Commission to impose sanctions against Colo

Boeing Centers to Speed Aircraft Parts DeliveriesThe Boeing Commercial Airplane Co. said it

Even for an abandoned steel mill, the Fundidora de Monterrey is a depressing sight, an industrial di

A drop in the country's trade surplus has prompted Brazilian authorities to adopt import restrictio

European Community industry ministers adopted new legislation setting the maximum limit of state aid

Four lake vessels and one oceangoing ship will be subject to fines under agreements reached with Can

Egypt to Increase Oil Export PricesCAIRO, Egypt - Egypt decided to increase its oil export p

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Australia will cut its donations of wheat or wheat-equivalent grain to Third World countries to a m

Oil issues moved higher and those of airlines declined Monday as the stock market gave back part of

A California man has said in a deposition that a phony purchase offer was thebasis for a $3.1 millio

One in five U.S. adults suffers from some type of disability, with trouble walking and lifting thing

To step into insurance industry accounting is to step with Alice through a mirror into Wonderland.

The New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission will allow a Bedford-based utility to shut off power t

The United States is expected to make sharp cuts in the volume of duty-free im ports from Taiwan, So

William C. Britt, founder of one of the largest commuter airlines in the nation, says it's become im

Pakistan Cabinet Pared ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Prime Minister Mohammed Khan Junejo announced a

Two new airlines - a cargo carrier and a challenger to the state-run passenger carrier - expect to l

Aeroflot shortly will launch a major new expansion into Asia, inaugurating regular cargo service to

The start of the new round of global talks to liberalize world trade will be delayed by at least a m

GENERAL NEWSA prominent Swiss banker weighs international repercussions from the Armsgate af

The United States and Thailand reached a better understanding over bilateral trade problems after a

Japan's economy grew by 4.3 percent in fiscal 1985, ending last March, despite a setback in the last

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

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

Unity Mutual Life Insurance Co. announced a plan to merge with Manhattan Life Insurance Co. to creat

The Polish coal industry says Poland plans to stabilize, strengthen and consolidate its coal exports

Whittaker Agrees to Sell Business to NY InvestorWhittaker Corp. said it has agreed to sell i

General Motors Corp. temporarily idled locomotive production at one Illinois plant through next spri

Carbide Unit Agrees to SellPlant to NOVAUnion Carbide Canada Ltd., a majority-owned

Consumers Power Co. and Dow Chemical Co. suspended negotiations on converting the Midland nuclear po