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The federal government may wind up spending hundreds of millions of dollars to help Aerojet and two

Panelists at a tax seminar here this week broke the news abruptly to Western business representative

Asia-Pacific shipper associations from Japan to Australia concluded two days of meetings in Singapor

Latin America is becoming increasingly vulnerable to the ebbs and flows of world commerce, particula

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Several companies, mostly multinationals, are making large strides to replace chlorofluorocarbons, o

Unions representing miners at Codelco-Chile of Santiago, Chile, are demanding a new round of discuss

Imperial Chemical Industries PLC, headquartered in London, earned $69 million in the third quarter,

The ideological breach between Poland and China may be widening, but that matters little to Chipolbr

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Even in the Philadelphia area, where insurance fraud has become a kind of cottage industry, the sche

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Moody's Investors Service Thursday lowered its rating to "A3" from "A2" on the senior unsecured debt

A railroad holding company has been rebuffed by the Interstate CommerceCommission in its eff

AMERICAN AIRLINES (Fort Worth, Texas) - Joseph J. Phelan was named vice president of cargo services

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

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The environmental lobby group Greenpeace failed this week to win backing from an International Marit

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Energy demand in the Far East will account for 64 percent of the total energy growth in developing n

Brazil Thursday removed the last barriers to sales of foreign computers in the South American nation

Japanese end-users are likely to buy less aluminum under contract next yearbecause demand he

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York, are selling rates among trading

Business through Port of New York and New Jersey facilities will pick up slowly as the metropolitan

Canada's government backed an economic reform program Thursday and called for a nationwide highway r

A German effort to secure advance approval from the U.S. Department of Transportation if Lufthansa i

Members of the international trade community turned out in record numbers at an annual conference he

Burlington Northern Railroad Co. said a Federal Maritime Commission law judge should have scrapped a

Takakazu Kuriyama, Japan's ambassador to the United States, urged Americans to reject protectionism,

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Tanker Charter Seminar. Nov. 5. Stamford, Conn. All-day seminar sponsored by the Connecticut Maritim

JAPAN MAY RULE ON RICE AFTER US-EC ACCORDJapan should make a final decision on opening its r

A thick, cloying pea soup of a fog settled over this part of Disney World Monday, the morning the Na

Rising world demand for wheat will create room for more trade in the commodity, given a favorable ec

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A new law requires Amtrak to begin daily passenger train service between New Orleans and Mobile, Ala

COURT APPROVES REQUEST ON TWA FINANCINGWILMINGTON, Del. - Trans World Airlines Inc. won U.S.

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VIETNAM SIGNS OIL PACT WITH BRITISH GAS UNITHANOI, Vietnam - British Gas Exploration and Pro