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Soviet Union demand for short-term export credit guarantees could conceivably be handled without rai

Directors of Aristech Chemical Corp. accepted a sweetened offer of $27 a share, or about $877 millio

U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter Wednesday assured livestock producers the U

Latin America has embarked on a road to freer trade, generating a rare point of light at the end of

The European Commission said Wednesday that it will allow France to stop imports of Japanese and Sou

A high-level official of Japan's Ministry of Transport warned the shipping industry of the danger of

Shipowners and oil companies from around the world have joined forces in an attempt to dissuade U.S.

North Carolina lawmakers will consider a bill this spring that would grant tax breaks to state expor

The international problem of fraudulent trades in Nigerian crude oil could come to an end following

CZECHOSLOVAKIA PLANS RAPID ECONOMIC MOVESVIENNA, Austria - Czechoslovakia will do everything

A gloomy business environment in China is prompting its leading computer maker to redirect its sales

* Trading With Egypt 4A * Tom Connors - Washington 8A* Earnings Estimate Lowered for America

Bangkok's Klong Toey port was hit by a complete work stoppage for the second consecutive day Wednesd

US SAID TO HAVE LIFTED PANAMANIAN SUGAR BANU.S. trade officials on Tuesday formally removed

It's been more than a year since the tragic bombing of Pan American's flight 103 over Lockerbie, Sco

A short-term emergency program aimed at turning Bulgaria's planned economy into a market economy wit

An FBI agent who posed as a corrupt trader for a year and a half called illegal activity in the futu

There was a substantial increase in distillate stocks, the American Petroleum Institute's latest wee

Swissair today will launch an international door-to-door delivery service for parcels up to 220 poun

United Parcel Service Inc. has accepted delivery of 1,700 American Telephone & Telegraph Co. microco

Officials of the Delaware Otsego Corp. have denied any involvement in the Canadian National Railroad

The trucking industry told the government Wednesday it supports limited alcohol testing of truck dri

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The Soviet Union formally has asked U.S. exporters about expanding terms of credit under which it re

To paraphrase the chief of West Germany's powerful central bank, 1990 will be the year when Europea

Unconfirmed reports that the U.S. would request the International Monetary Fund sell gold to help Th

Japanese bankers are in no rush to give new loans to China, despite hints of an impending thaw in s

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The story headlined, "London Marine, Aviation Marts Cite '89 Losses," on Page 9A in The Journal of C

A two-mile-long oil slick from a wrecked Liberian tanker is threatening Japanese coastal areas along

Asea Brown Boveri Inc., formerly Combustion Engineering Inc., is among three foreign companies tappe

A three-day international conference on industrial patent rights ended in the Japanese capital Wedne

Subroto, secretary general of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, expects the demand

The Port of Baltimore has settled on a new dock labor contract, but its cargo clerks remain disgrunt

SIERRA CLUB TO SUE OVER BOSTON PROJECTThe Sierra Club filed a notice of intent to sue top Ma

Waterway mariners see this month as the dawn of a new era on Middle Mississippi reaches. A l

First Boston Corp. cut its 1990 earnings estimate for American President Cos., citing disappointing

Construction of a $2.5 million on-dock rail terminal at the Port of Grays Harbor is scheduled to be

The longstanding rivalry between this Texas port and its neighbor in Galveston is heating up with Ho

SOUTH KOREAN ECONOMY STILL ON A WEAK TRENDSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's economy seems t