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New Age, New Zealand Plan Joint VentureSALT LAKE CITY, Utah - New Age Corp. shareholders app

Representatives of seven South Pacific nations signed an environmental convention banning the dumpin

Bankers and reporters were gobbling hors d'oeuvres and sipping drinks in a stately, wood-paneled roo

Northern Asia will be the center of banking and general economic growth in the region over the next

A new regulation giving enterprises with foreign investment the right to employ workers independentl

An accord is near on limiting exports of machine tools from Taiwan to the United States, a spokesman

2 Named VPs For DivisionsOf Sea-LandMENLO PARK, N.J. - Sea-Land Corp. named Gary T.

PERCEPTIONS: We're back in 1981, when inflationary expectations had a life of their own, not necessa

The next chairman of the Senate Finance Committee wants to work as closely as possible with the Reag

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Singapore's economy appears likely to maintain its slow recovery, barring any major upsets in the co

It is perhaps the wrong season for this. But the Great Grizzly of the automotive world is coming out

The Export-Import Bank plans to offer up to $200 million in subsidized credits to finance U.S. high-

The U.S. trade deficit is about to start slowly but steadily declining, despite mixed signals from t

Charles I. Hiltzheimer, new president and chief executive of McLean Industries Inc., said subsidiary

Reverse floating rate yen notes are the latest innovation in the Euromarkets. Six such issue

Thirty leading colleges and universities have launched their own insurance company. They sai

The Journal of Commerce would like to assist you in finding new employment. Starting immedia

Federal and California officials have ended 26 years of negotiations by signing an agreement to coor

IMF Director Assures Philippines on TalksMANILA, Philippines - The director of the Asian Div

Larry Killeen, port of Tacoma executive director, has been elected to the board of the American Asso

The Dutch conglomerate, Hagemeyer NV, a unit of First Pacific Group, will acquire a U.S. electronics

Despite strenuous efforts to trim worldwide operations in the face of heavy losses, Bank of America

Up to 11 new container terminals will be needed on Puget Sound by the year 2005 if ports are to keep

Members of an Indonesian delegation signed contracts worth US$54 million with Japanese partners in v

Wilson Plans Action On Offshore DisputeSANTA BARBARA, Calif. - Sen. Pete Wilson, R-Calif., p

IMF Director Assures Philippines on TalksMANILA, Philippines - The director of the Asian Div

Despite strenuous efforts to trim worldwide operations in the face of heavy losses, Bank of America

Domestic exports last month showed the highest growth so far this year, up 37 percent over October o

The Dutch conglomerate, Hagemeyer NV, a unit of First Pacific Group, will acquire a U.S. electronics

EXPORT PROCESSING ZONES MANAGER WORKSHOP. Workshop to offer training through discussions of EPZ oper

Chapter 11 of the federal bankruptcy laws gives management a chance to reorganize a business threate

A major South Korean shipbuilder is exploring several possible avenues to recover US$156 million owe

The quality and technological level of Chinese industries are improving with the adoption of interna

The move by McLean Industries Inc. to seek protection in federal bankruptcy court surprised and sadd

(This is the second of two articles on the Bankruptcy Code action taken by McLean Industries Inc., p

The Reagan administration won't intervene as United States Lines Inc. tries to work its way out.

The decision of United States Lines to severely cut back its extensive liner operations as part of a

McLean Industries' top creditors, in a survey, said the troubled carrier has been in serious financi

The United States Lines bankruptcy filing on Monday actually involved four Chapter 11 petitions file