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The radical concepts of corporate image and brand-name recognition are beginning to take hold in Chi

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

U.S. salmon fishermen are breathing easier at word that Canada has agreed to lift the US$2,200 round

GERMAN PHONE FIRM SEEKS MOBILE ALLIANCEBONN, Germany - Deutsche Bundespost Telekom, Europe's

A Japanese hotel and railroad magnate is the richest person in the world, according to Forbes magazi

The U.S. dollar was little changed in restrained trading Tuesday as the market awaited the outcome o

"Television without Frontiers," is proving to be one of the European Union's most troublesome direct

Officials said Tuesday that total trade volume via the Port of Shanghai in the first six months reac

A novel test in two small west German cities has sparked debate, once again, as to whether Germany s

Rentrak Corp., an international distributor of prerecorded videocassettes, has extended its warehous

UK TRAVELERS BRACE FOR FOURTH RAIL STRIKELONDON - The United Kingdom's train-traveli

CANADA'S IMPERIAL OIL RESTARTS COKER UNITWINNIPEG, Manitoba - Canada's Imperial Oil

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Saudi Arabia's giant oil company Saudi Aramco has signed contracts worth nearly $600 million to upgr

NATURAL GAS CLEARINGHOUSE Natural Gas Clearinghouse - Posted prices for July 1994 (see Note

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 230.03 off 0.36 wh

CARMEN PEREZ TO HEAD LONG BEACH'S BOARDLONG BEACH, Calif. - Carmen O. Perez has been

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Japan's new leaders huddled Tuesday to discuss how to cope with demands from other Group of7 partner

U.S. companies are watching with interest an Argentine telecommunications market worth more than $1.

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

The major rate-making group of ocean carriers on the North Atlantic unveiled sweeping changes to its

The World Bank, biggest source of aid to countries in need, said its new commitments in the past 12

Financing Southeast Asia's infrastructure and industrial growth will require hundreds of billions of

China plans to work with foreign partners to build a car tailored to the needs of its more than 300

China will impose new rules on its film industry, limiting the number of foreign imports and regulat

Volvo Data AB signed an agreement to use Ericsson's DECT-system Freeset for cordless telephony withi

A state judge has ordered public insurance adjusters to stop negotiating claims between someone who

For the week ended June 25, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Shell Oil Co. expects refinery margins here to recover in the third quarter, and therefore has no pl

The oil workers union Nupeng said Tuesday its 2-day-old strike to press for the release of detained

Malaysia is a rapidly developing market for U.S. agricultural products, with exports doubling over t

About 250 farmers and their families gathered at this border-crossing community to again protest the

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The Czech Republic has posted a trade surplus of $117.9 million for the first five months of 1994, a

The Philippines' annual inflation rate dipped 0.3 percent in June to 9.8 percent, though the decline

Even as Europe moves to curtail the number of trucks rumbling through its mountains, the Czech Repub

Resumption of construction on CN North America's tunnel between Sarnia, Ontario, and Port Huron, Mic

UNIONS, EMPLOYERS OK 2-YEAR DEAL IN ITALYROME - Unions representing1.7 milli