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Stocks declined in slow trading Monday, as traders took profits after three weeks of nearly straight

President Suharto said that in carrying out its economic development, Indonesia will keep a balance

Containership companies should report better results in the third quarterbecause of a season

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

The South Louisiana Port Commission has been reorganized in an effort to reduce political squabbling

In the energy-conscious time seven years ago, the Carter administration installed a solar water-heat

Japan Air Lines Faces Some TurbulenceJapan Air Lines will need two or three years before its

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Pfizer Inc. announced that its food additive petition for a new high- intensity sweetener discovered

The Massachusetts Electric Co. and its customers have raised $191,000 to assist 3,300 low-income fam

Alby-Olin Hikes PriceOf ChlorateAlby-Olin, a joint venture of Olin Corp. and Alby Kl

A steamship company operating between Washington and Alaska is seeking a 50 percent reduction in fee

Port of Seattle commissioners said the Inland Waters Coalition can use port facilities to hold a pub

Iran has chartered the world's largest supertanker to provide floating storage for its crude oil in

AIR CARGO AIR EXPRESS INTERNATIONAL (Darien, Conn.) - Kenneth G. Hunt was named manager, Nor

Crude steel output in the non-communist world fell 6.9 percent in July to 33.197 million metric tons

Sudan Leader to Visit KHARTOUM, Sudan - Prime Minister Sadek el-Mahdi will visit the United

The president of the United Steelworkers says all the remedies for what's been called a crisis in Am

Report on Chernobyl VIENNA, Austria - Nuclear industry experts from more than 50 countries b

BHP Steel International Group, a division of Australia's Broken Hill Proprietary Co. Ltd., acquired

General Motors Corp. is offering new incentives aimed at urging white-collar employees to resign, a

GENERAL NEWSGeneral Motors Corp. is offering new incentives aimed at urging employees to res

Sales of existing homes rose 1.8 percent to an annual rate of 3.45 million last month in the first i

In the hazy shadows of the Blue Ridge Mountains, a vacant, sprawling textile plant serves as a deser

Three wheat-growing countries said they expect the world price to be forced down further by the int

Air Canada Flies Cargo To Hong Kong WeeklyAir Canada has launched weekly cargo charter fligh

Consumer Goods Output Doubles in VietnamBANGKOK, Thailand - Production of consumer goods in

An anti-smoking group urged President Reagan not to dump U.S. cigarettes on Taiwan as a means to sus

Consumer Goods Output Doubles in VietnamBANGKOK, Thailand - Production of consumer goods in

The "King of Knock-offs," enterprising Taiwan, is mending its copycat ways, passing laws and locking

Air Force Halts Launch Of Weather SatelliteVANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. - A fuel system

Britain, South Korea and Canada are minting coins for India on contracts totaling 1.3 billion rupees

Inside an immense hangar, a silver-haired man in a RogersonHiller cap was photographing that company

The European Community Commission said it will impose provisional anti- dumping duties on imports of

About 99 percent of California's farmers use at least some of the state's 3,635 registered pesticide

A lowering of trade barriers and even a common currency system will be high on the agenda when finan

Inadequate supplies forced Brazil's SEI computer regulatory agency to approve imports of 1,800 hard

Changes at Argentina's central bank should strengthen Economy Minister Juan Sourrouille's grip on po

The crisis in the West German shipbuilding industry deepened with the Nobiskrug yard in Schleswig-Ho

A lowering of trade barriers and even a common currency system will be high on the agenda when finan