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The Gulf Products Division of BP Oil Co. said it will introduce an all-new super unleaded gasoline t

A number of Norwegian investors are rubbing their hands in satisfaction after the drilling rig they

Soo Line Corp. reported second quarter net income was $2.6 million, or 28 cents a share, compared wi

Self-Insurance Request From Swift DeniedThe Interstate Commerce Commission denied an applica

Guilford Transportation Industries will accept an invitation to sit down with Brotherhood of Mainten

Mitsubishi Metal Corp. Plans to Acquire SiltecMENLO PARK, Calif. - Siltec, one of the last U

Orion Gets DOT Nod On International ServiceThe Department of Transportation granted permissi

In just a few weeks Martin Kovach will mark his 25th anniversary at Sabena Cargo; and while he speak

The Japanese government approved budget requests from government agencies and ministries for 57 tril

Japanese high-technology corporations welcomed their government's decision toallow them to p

For five years, while Silicon Valley grew like crazy and then fell flat on its face, Lockheed Missil

The Taiwan government has approved an application from Fuji Heavy Industries of Japan to invest T$42

Japanese high-technology corporations welcomed their government's decision toallow them to p

President Suharto ordered his economic ministers Tuesday to speed up long delayed development projec

GE and Bertelsmann Announce AgreementFAIRFIELD, Conn. - General Electric Co. and Bertelsmann

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The Japanese government approved budget requests from government agencies and ministries for 57 tril

GE and Bertelsmann Announce AgreementFAIRFIELD, Conn. - General Electric Co. and Bertelsmann

Visa International embarks today on a new thrust into China, with hopes of cornering its burgeoning

WANTED: 20,000 PUBLIC EMPLOYEES. The salary is negotiable, as long as it doesn't exceed $64,000. If

India is setting up a separate government department to project a favorable image of India abroad.

Five Norwegian companies and the Export Council of Norway are making a special effort to promote Nor

Budget ministers of the European Community agreed on a 1987 draft budget and warned that new savings

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Andean Matchmaking CARACAS, Venezuela - European Community Minister Abel Matutes arrived for

A senior Soviet official said a "considerable number" of members of the General Agreement on Tariff

MARITIME ASSOCIATED CONTAINER TRANSPORTATION/PACE LINE (San Francisco) - Richard E.H

China's Science Policy PEKING - China on Tuesday released its first government white paper,

Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige defended the Reagan administration's exchange rate policy before

The United States is prepared to heat up the farm trade war unless European Community ministers agre

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The Reagan administration is unlikely to retaliate against controversial Brazilian computer industry

Mexico wants its debt servicing costs to be cut nearly in half through interest payment deferrals, e

The Illinois Central Gulf Railroad is a far more attractive property than when it was first put on t

The arrest of a ship by Chase Manhattan Bank could lead to a stampede by other creditors and sink Wa

When trade ministers from more than 100 countries meet in Punta del Este, Uruguay, next week to laun

A new publishing imprint, Knight-Ridder Press, will publish books on business, personal finance, con

Japan won't be able to meet its official gross national product growth target of 4 percent this fisc

The chemical industry can anticipate improved earnings in the second half of the decade regardless o

French Privatization PARIS - The French government has selected the Compagnie de Saint-Gobai