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CHINESE URGED TO CURB LAZINESS, MOONLIGHTINGChinese managers should keep closer tabs on thei

KEMPER AUTHORIZES BIG STOCK REPURCHASELONG GROVE, Ill. - Kemper Corp. Thursday announced pla

Corn and wheat futures at Chicago declined Thursday on concern that a brisk grain trade between the

Polish officials Thursday asked, and the European Commission agreed, that the EC ship the bread whea

A U.S. Department of Agriculture source Thursday confirmed an earlier statement by White House chief

A high-level Soviet delegation wrapped up a five-day visit to Italy this week, leaving business lead

Mexico does not foresee the creation of a common market with the United States over the short term b

The U.K. Home Grown Cereals Authority Wednesday announced that exports of wheat in December 1989 tot

U.S. Chamber of Commerce officials criticized U.S. efforts at reformingexport controls, warning that

GM SETS SALES RECORD FOR FOREIGN MARKETSLeading U.S. automaker General Motors Corp. announce

JAPAN WEIGHS APPLYING MONOPOLY LAWS ABROADJapan's Fair Trade Commission said Thursday its in

Dane Miller, president of Biomet Inc., made some hurried telephone calls at O'Hare International Air

Mention the Ukraine to most people, and thoughts of Chernobyl, chicken Kiev and elaborate Easter egg

U.S. shoe importers are turning away from their largest traditional suppliers in a bid to cut costs

HITACHI AMERICA LTD. (Tarrytown, N.Y.) - Keishi Toda was named president of this U.S. subsidiary of

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

The International Trade Commission has cleared the way for anti-dumping duties on imports of mechani

Argentina late Wednesday slapped massive increases on public service tariffs and gasoline prices tha

* Customs Update 4A * Greg Johnson - Managing Traffic 2B* Boeing Delays Freighter Conversion

Saudi Arabia plans to launch the first electronic share dealing system in the Gulf in a move bankers

A Senate Democratic proposal to boost U.S. aid to Eastern Europe by more than 50 percent drew a cool

The United States, in a radical proposal to deal with the growing problem of delinquent payments to

Knight-Ridder Inc. reported Thursday that fourth-quarter earnings from continuing operations rose to

When Silicon Valley's hottest new personal computer hit the stores back in 1986, Lucian Wencel was o

PURCHASERS' INDEX POINTS TO SLOWDOWNThe national purchasing managers' index posted a reading

Hungarians face steep price hikes for housing, transport, phones, water and sewage services in the s

December job creation in construction, retail and overall services more than offset job shrinkage in

Turkish Cargo Lines is increasing its container capacity on North American routes, as it proceeds wi

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Sea-Land Service Inc. named its Alaska division's management team Thursday, all of whom will report

EGYPT LOWERS PRICE OF CRUDE OIL BY $1CAIRO, Egypt - Egypt cut the price of its crude oil by

Westbound trans-Atlantic freight rates for conference carriers will go up effective April 1, the Ame

Despite a continuing influx of U.S. and other overseas companies into Singapore's electronics indust

American Airlines will offer easy connections to and from Hong Kong as a result of a new agreement w

A consultancy for the master plan design of Hong Kong's new airport should be awarded by the second

Start-up of Boeing Co.'s program to convert used 747 passenger planes to giant air freighters has be

With hundreds of angry residents battling a Federal Aviation Administration plan to establish a seco

Air freight volume handled by the Paris airports at Roissy (Charles de Gaulle) and Orly rose by only

INTERNATIONAL AERO GETS ORDER FOR 30 ENGINESEAST HARTFORD, Conn. - International Aero Engine

Southwest Airlines' net income for the fourth quarter was $8.1 million, or 27 cents a share, on reve