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A company owner and four others Monday filed suit in the Tokyo district court against alleged unfair

Work has begun to restart output at Asia's largest nickel mine, apparently ending a three-year stale

CHINA'S TRADE DEFICIT STANDS AT $770 MILLIONChina's July trade deficit stood at US$770 milli

American exports to Hong Kong were substantially higher in June than a year earlier, while the colon

More than 1,000 delegates from 45 nations are expected to converge on Milan next month for what's be

A technology that has spread from concert halls to hospitals is on its way to Japan where the proble

The dollar declined Tuesday in light trading on the perception that its recent rally was overdone.

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JAPAN SAYS US TIES SOLID DESPITE CHANGESJapan's Foreign Minister Taro Nakayama Tuesday assur

RECOGNITION EQUIPMENT GETS $5 MILLION ORDERRecognition Equipment Inc. said it signed a $5 mi

In the run-up to the 1992 single market, significant progress has been made in the following areas:<

American trading partners have agreed to let the U.S. government cut the red tape tying up exports o

There will be only a "modest rally" in sales of existing homes for the rest of this year because low

Tue., Aug. 15,1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

Batman gloves and Superman T-shirts are among the millions of dollars worth of children's wear that

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

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

The resignation of South African President P.W. Botha will result in only a gradual improvement in t

A Miami company is suing the Maritime Administration, the Department of Transportation and two major

Exxon Corp.'s massive oil-spill cleanup in Alaska's Prince William Sound has run aground again.<

The takeover battle for Sea Containers Ltd. heated up Tuesday when a bidder raised to $1 billion the

By RICHARD LAWRENCE Journal of Commerce StaffU.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills and other

S. AFRICA'S BOTHA RESIGNS PRESIDENCYJOHANNESBURG, South Africa - President P.W. Botha, who l

MOBIL REFINERY IN UK RESUMES PRODUCTIONOutput resumed late last week at Mobil Corp.'s 60,000

This fall, Minnesota Power & Light Co., Duluth, will likely join the ranks of a small but growing nu

British Airways is in the process of seeking its board's approval to begin operation of its first fu

Aeroports De Paris, the owner and operator of Charles de Gaulle and Orlyairports, has formed

Aug. 14, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

AMAX COAL INDUSTRIES INC. (Indianapolis) - George E. Martin was promoted to vice president of operat

HOW TO USE: The following government bid opportunities are among the hundreds of such opport

Singapore Petroleum Co. has won the race for Taiwan's first overseas processing of crude oil, a deal

The Long Island Lighting Co., beset for years by problems linked to the Shoreham nuclear plant, anno

Average prices for Mexico's light crude oil during July dropped by as much as 59 cents a barrel, whi

US AGENCY INTERVENES IN NY'S LILCO SUITThe U.S. Department of Justice intervened on behalf o

Carnival Inc. and Festival Inc., both located in Grand Haven, Mich., are seeking Maritime Administra

Australian Resources Minister Peter Cook Monday called for applications to conduct oil exploration i

The 14,520-deadweight-ton Soviet merchant ship, Nedesdha Obukhova, is returning to Canada still carr

The government of Malaysia is moving to expand its port facilities as cargo volumes grow rapidly on

The government is tightening provisions aimed at forcing Indian vessels to register with India's nat

The country's principal port of Bombay is heading for its worst congestion in recent times, industry