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A former British prime minister, a tennis star and a golf champion are among 800 members of a Lloyd'

Estee Lauder Inc., New York, is enjoying huge success at its Moscow store, where the average wait in

ON THE HORIZON. I recently spoke with Timothy J. Rhein, president and chief executive of Oakland, Ca

Federal futures regulators Tuesday approved plans by two Chicago exchanges to trade gold options and

Boeing Co. will do structural updates on 13 Pan American World Airways' passenger 747 aircraft under

As the recent rally in gold prices shows signs of abating, analysts look to events in Eastern Europe

A battle has begun to ensure small business is not left out of the electronic communications equatio

One of two container freight stations subsidized by the New York Shipping Association will shut down

The government's civil engineering office has published three revised maps of the nation's major wat

The International Trade Commission cleared the way Tuesday for anti-dumping duties on imports of Jap

The Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturer's Association last week called on U.S. Trade Representat

Manville Corp. says it will accelerate payment of a $50 million note to the asbestos victims' trust

An expert on the Mediterranean fruit fly has developed a poison bait for the crop-destroying pest th

Exports led a third consecutive year of record sales in the U.S. chemicals industry in 1989, accordi

Cash propane prices in the U.S. Gulf and mid-continent continue to skyrocket as increased demand cau

The U.S. Department of Agriculture Tuesday said it had targeted the Soviet Union for sales of 2 mill

Comex gold futures steadied late Tuesday with the most active Februarycontract closing unchanged fro

A small shipyard in Portland, Ore., will become the long-term repair yard for Chevron Shipping Co.'s

After two weeks of talks, trade officials here are worried that failure to resolve disagreements is

Four private companies have won permission from authorities in Thailand to build container yards and

Japan's economy is experiencing its 37th consecutive month of continuous growth based upon domestic

The negotiators from the United States and Japan, who will sit down in early January for the third r

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners voted to make available to the public a controve

OWNER DISPUTE ARISES IN MAJOR-PRU VENTUREORLANDO, Fla. - Major Realty Corp. said it had rece

Fears among investors that major insurers may have large exposures to bad real estate loans appear t

APACHE, CLEARINGHOUSE TO COMBINE OPERATIONSApache Corp. and Natural Gas Clearinghouse announ

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The Bank of Japan has good reason to raise its discount rate again soon, even if it does not act thi

Ford Motor Co. is taking a wait-and-see approach to investing in Eastern Europe, despite whatever op

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The U.S. dollar remained broadly higher Tuesday in a thin holiday market. Dealers said the d

This issue: NEW ENGLAND: Northeast Utilities Inc., Hartford, Conn.MID-ATLANTIC: Virginia Pow

Redoubt Volcano's frequent eruptions pumped tons of steam and ash into the air, playing havoc with a

CONSUMER PRICES ROSE 0.4 PERCENT DURING NOVEMBERConsumer prices rose 0.4 percent in November

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YELLOW FREIGHT TAKES CHARGE OF $28 MILLIONOVERLAND PARK, Kan. - Yellow Freight System Inc. i

Customs brokers are waiting for a judge to decide whether the U.S. Customs Service's failure to enfo

Guam has filed a second complaint with the Federal Maritime Commission accusing two major U.S.-flag

It's amazing how swiftly fortunes can change. Poor General Motors Corp. and its chairman, Roger Smit