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The U.S. International Trade Commission recommended Friday that President Clinton impose trade restr

Canada's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for June fell to 10.3 percent, down 0.4 percentage po

On the morning of May 18, 1980, Dennis Steinberg left his farm in rural Washington, anddrove to a st

Chinese manufacturers, scrambling to cope with a soaring yen that has sharply raised prices of Japan

Big chicken processor Pilgrim's Pride Corp. said it plans to expand its Mexican operations by 40 per

The United States, thanks to rising plant and equipment investment and significant productivity gain

Japan's Fair Trade Commission has ordered the country's four big breweries to explain by the end of

Kimberly-Clark Corp. said its wholly owned subsidiary Kimberly-Clark Argentina SA has combined its o

Vince Phillips has been named vice president of government affairs for the Independent Insurance Age

The Japan External Trade Organization said it is opening today an import promotion center in Osaka t

Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., recently accused of misleading sales practices, is now under fire f

The Russian government this fall will ask Parliament to approve three draft decrees on free economic

DEMOCRATS LAUNCH ADS FOR HEALTH-CARE BILLWASHINGTON - Democrats last week launched t

Insurers who lost billions of dollars in the Northridge earthquake met with lawmakers and consumer a

Once again Russia was invited to the party of the world's largest industrial countries, but for Pres

In a report that could bolster the Clinton administration's push for higher cigarette taxes, a feder

JAPAN, US EXECUTIVES DISCUSS BILATERAL ISSUESBusiness leaders from Japan and the United Stat

Ten catastrophes that created $1.08 billion in insured damages were recorded in the second quarter o

Vietnam turned down an application from the producers of Coca-Cola to set up a bottling plant in sou

USAir will probably only recoup the loss of the jet in Flight 1016, which crashed in Charlotte on Sa

Unemployment in the European Union at the end of May was a seasonally adjusted 10.9 percent of the l

Dutch inflation rose 3.0 percent year-on-year in June compared with a 2.9 percent increase a month e

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Funeral services for Thomas B. Crowley Sr. will be held today at St. Ignatius Church, Parker and Ful

Canada's rebounding economy is expected to provide good opportunities for U.S. apparel exporters, ac

Right now they're mere skeletons of buildings. But when the factories start operating early

The Clinton administration has so far made only "modest" progress in encouraging South Korea to impr

Japan's automakers are revving up expansion plans to maintain their grip on the Philippines' auto ma

LABATT TO BUY STAKE IN MEXICO'S FEMSATORONTO - Brewing giant John Labatt Ltd. will s

U.S. companies seeking to invest in India should obtain competent advice before applying for approva

REGIONAL BLOCS Women In International Trade Luncheon On Global Trade Issues. July 26. Washin

When Thomas B. Crowley Sr. passed on last week, he left his company with a strong balance sheet and

U.S. office-furniture manufacturers are taking their first tentative steps toward establishing their

Foreign technology transfer for the following categories of industries will obtain automatic approva