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DHL FLIES CHARTER RUN FOR THE POSTAL SERVICEDHL Worldwide Express has flown its first-ever e

Frigid New Englanders might clash with American shipping interests over a request by three energy co

Boeing Co.'s airline customers are beginning to take more deliveries of new aircraft now that produc

U.S. importers and foreign suppliers have begun their prowl for opportunities as the great Christmas

ARGENTINE AUSTRAL FALLS ON INFLATION FEARSBUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Argentina's currency, th

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

Sales of existing single-family homes rose to the highest level of the year in November, the Nationa

STRIKE MEDIATOR HOPES TO SETTLE BY NEW YEARNegotiations in the nearly nine-month-long coal m

The New York Mercantile Exchange said it raised margins on crude, heating oil and unleaded gasoline

Much has been written about how Hong Kong is steadily losing brainpower as tens of thousands of prof

Reports of refinery problems on the Gulf Coast, largely related to extremely frigid weather there, c

As the price of home heating oil increases in New Jersey, a statewide consumer organization is advis

THE RUN-UP IN FUEL OIL PRICES over the past couple of weeks has been unprecedented. Severe,

CHINESE, SOVIETS SET EIGHT JOINT VENTURESChina and the Soviet Union have reached agreement o

Senior U.S. government commercial officers based in Asia will descend on Southern California early i

CLOSURE OF SOO LOCKS TIGHTENS ORE SUPPLIESThe early closing of the locks at Sault St. Marie,

US FINDS JAPANESE DUMPING PRESSESJapan manufacturers have been selling mechanical transfer

DISNEY COMICS VENTURE SET FOR LATIN AMERICABURBANK, Calif. - Walt Disney Co. said a joint ve

An East German company is taking over sale of pieces of the crumbling Berlin Wall, with the proceeds

Coast Guard officials cite three reasons why their agency has allowed tankers to operate with ever s

With all the clamor about foreign investors buying up America, a gradual and steady rise in U.S. inv

These loans were announced recently by lending agencies: CHILE - $210 million from the Inter

Brazil has suspended all export registrations of frozen concentrated orange juice in light of "viole

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THE U.S. CUSTOMS SERVICE is waving the banner high as protector of American companies that manufactu

The Foreign Ministry is sending emissaries across the land to try to persuade the Japanese to be fri

ITC INVITES COMMENT ON DUMPING DECISIONThe International Trade Commission invites comments f

When the Bank of Communications, a large Taipei commercial financial institution, received its gover

Protesting South Korean workers are creating the same upheavals in the workplace as their Japanese c

Japan should take the lead in rolling back barriers to imports to help avoid a protectionist backlas

ILIESCU NAMED TO HEAD ROMANIAN GOVERNMENTBUCHAREST, Romania - Romania's National Salvation F

NORTH AMERICA Consumer Electronics Show. Jan. 6-9. Las Vegas. Contact Consumer Electronics S

Along with the euphoria over the decline of the postwar communist order in Eastern Europe, the sober

Still stinging from the summer's South Korean boycott of grapefruit during the Alar chemical scare,

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It's no secret that defense planners are thinking about cutting the defense budget, which will total

The Federal Maritime Commission has proposed some changes to two of its administrative records syste

The $3.8 billion Florida citrus industry, the second-largest industry behind tourism for that state,

THE FAILURE of Topgallant Lines is having an interesting ripple effect in the current industry specu

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