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Prospects of 70 percent inflation this month and central bank restraints on importers' dollar deposi

NEW PENNSYLVANIA LAW CUTS AUTO RATES BY 10 PERCENTHARRISBURG, Pa. - Pennsylvania Governor Ro

This week's sudden headlong lurch by the two Germanys toward forging an economic and monetary union

The Soviet Union has met its short-term grain buying needs, Michael Ageev, vice president of the Sov

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A federal grand jury probing allegations that Eastern Airlines fudged aircraft safety and maintenanc

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Development of European international combined transport operations, known in this country as interm

CLEVELAND TRIES OUT A NATURAL GAS BUSThe Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority offici

Canadian energy regulators, under attack for curbing free trade, are expected soon to liberalize nat

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IRAN, USSR TO SIGN GAS SUPPLY AGREEMENTTEHRAN, Iran - Iran will export 283 million cubic fee

For the week ended Feb. 3, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads, which is

Coffee prices broke into higher ground Thursday, fueled by short-covering and technical consideratio

Thomson SA of France said Thursday it will pay about $57 million for half of Ferranti PLC's sonar bu

The Bush administration agreed Thursday to additional economic aid to China and spelled out its legi

Wednesday's oil spill off the coast of Southern California could seriously impact the growing argume

HEWLETT-PACKARD, OKI SET PUERTO RICO PACTPALO ALTO, Calif. - Hewlett-Packard Co. and Oki Ele

The telephone lines to Beijing were broken. The woman in charge of placing calls to Moscow was "rest

A powerful new political party comprising government and two opposition groups will be "very, very f

The overall value of private sector investments in foreign real estate during the fiscal term ending

President Bush, reiterating the administration's hopes of negotiating an overall trade agreement wit

Ships managed from Cyprus and flying the Cypriot flag will enjoy a 30 percent discount on their annu

U.S. steam coal exporters won't have to face a utility buying cartel as a result of the unification

West Germany does not want to resume negotiations for a new international coffee pact, parliamentari

A storm-damaged car-carrying ship grounded in Narragansett Bay near Newport, R.I., Thursday morning

More than 30 U.S. companies will be represented in Czechoslovakia next week at an investment confere

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

MITSUI, IRANIAN FIRM SCRAP JOINT VENTUREMitsui & Co. and Iran's National Petrochemical Co. a

Waterfront labor and management on the West Coast have agreed to drop their last legal challenge inv

The storms that have lashed Northern Europe over the past two weeks may cost insurers as much as $8.

USF&G REPORTS SURGE IN NET FOR 4TH QUARTERBALTIMORE, Md.- USF&G Corp. reported net income fo

STYRENE-BUTADIENE LATEXES Reichhold Chemicals Inc.'s emulsion polymers division announced a

In January, James L. Kolstad finally got the White House nod and was appointed to chair the National

Feb. 8, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

A U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge is due to weigh the fate of the suddenly popular Delaware & Hudson Rai

Sea Containers Ltd., the shipping, ports and container-leasing group, will recommend a recapitalizat

AMERICAN EXPRESS BEGINS NEW UK SERVICEAmerican Express Co. on Thursday launched a British fi

Britain's highest court of appeal ruled against Borden's Inc. Thursday in a battle over the right to

GRAND METROPOLITAN PUTS ALPO ON THE BLOCKGrand Metropolitan PLC, the huge British food and l