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AMINES Procter & Gamble Co.'s Chemicals division raised prices of its tertiary amines by 6 c

China turned up the heat Tuesday under the simmering row about Hong Kong's mammoth port and airport

A body of garment exporters is seeking government permission to charter aircraft to overcome cargo c

PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS (New York) - Peter T. McHugh, a veteran of 25 years in the airline busine

Foreign orders placed at South Korean shipyards totaled 4.89 million gross tons from January to Nove

PHILIPPINES REPORTS WIDER TRADE DEFICITMANILA, Philippines - The Philippine trade deficit in

A New Jersey consulting group and a Swedish concern said Tuesday they have agreed with the city of L

The German shipping industry is taking a bigger hit than other sectors in the country following the

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Senior Agriculture Department officials returning from last week's failed world trade talks in Bruss

A former television producer who defected from Bulgaria in 1985 is trying to bring some order to th

Agriculture Commissioner Ray MacSharry on Tuesday downplayed the possibility of new 200 percent U.S.

GAMBIA - $9.9 million from the International Monetary Fund to help the government carry out economi

BRAZIL ELIMINATES, CUTS IMPORT DUTIESSAO PAULO, Brazil - Brazil lowered or eliminated import

SOVIET SOYMEAL IMPORTS EXPECTED TO DOUBLESoviet soymeal purchases are set to double in Decem

Gholamreza Aghazadeh, Iran's oil minister, said Tuesday there was too much heavy oil available in th

Malaysia's state energy monopoly Petronas plans to seek more exploration offers for its deep-sea hyd

H. Edward Bilkey acts like a man who has died and gone to heaven. Mr. Bilkey's heaven may su

Gold producers hedged a record 5 million ounces (159 metric tons) of gold through spot deferred and

U.S. Magistrate Ronald Hedges ordered Consolidated Freightways Inc., parent of Emery Worldwide, to p

STRONG DEMAND HELPS BOOST COFFEE FUTURESCoffee futures soared on commission-house stop-loss

Japan has made only modest improvements in allowing U.S. bank and securities firms to operate in the

Nine months after his inauguration, Brazilian President Fernando Collor de Mello's new open-door tra

VOLKSWAGEN TO INVEST $6.5 BILLION IN SKODAFRANKFURT, Germany - Germany and Europe's largest

NORTH AMERICA International Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigerating Exposition. Jan. 21-

The Port of San Francisco has come under attack for its recent agreement with Nedlloyd Lines because

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The final round of multilateral talks to end shipbuilding subsidies is facing a Friday deadline but

The government may have to regulate the insurance industry to prevent a scandal similar to the multi

British consumers want the choice of buying insurance policies either through a broker or direct fro

American Electric Power Service Corp. said Monday that it produced the first combined-cycle electric

Taiwan plans to open crude oil imports, refining, domestic sales and exports to Taiwan's private sec

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NEW ENGLAND: PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, MANCHESTER, N.H. Service Area: 75% of sta

You'd never believe it after taking a casual stroll down the aisles of your neighborhood consumer el

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

A Japanese maker of food containers says it has developed a technology to recycle plastic foam conta

PRATT & WHITNEY (East Hartford, Conn.) - Nicholas R. Tomassetti was promoted to executive vice presi

Dec. 10, 1990 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals and the