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Two state legislators said Tuesday they want celebrity pitchmen such as Art Linkletter and Ed McMaho

CANADIAN STATISTICAL EXCHANGE: ADDITIONAL DATA REQUIREMENTS. The United States and Canada signed a M

A revamped Customs user fee is moving through Congress but may be subject to further legislative act

The policy arm of the 104 customs service agencies around the world will attempt to flesh out a stra

The United Steelworkers said it reached a tentative contract settlement with Inland Steel Industries

Despite all the bum raps and bad publicity New York City gets about problems with crime, traffic con

If the billions of dollars that fled Mexico the past 20 years in search of safer investments abroad

Environmental Protection Agency Administrator William K. Reilly found a supportive business environm

This week's landmark agreement on a domestic consortium of semiconductor users to support domestic p

Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke will play down grain trade frictions to concentrate on broader i

Home owner ship among young Americans is declining alarmingly and "threatens to produce a permanent

ECONOMY GREW 4.4 PERCENT DURING FIRST QUARTERThe U.S. economy grew in the first quarter at a

WHOLESALE PRICES ROSE IN JAPAN IN EARLY JUNEThe Japanese wholesale price index for June 1-10

The European Community's effort to develop uniform product standards among the community's 12 member

U.S. insurance companies need to rethink their positions on international business and start taking

US AGAIN BLOCKS GATT CURBS RULINGThe United States on Thursday blocked the adoption of a Gen

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The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers' decisive victory over its archrival, the United Transportat

Timothy H. Gailey, one of the designers of Massachusetts' automobile and medical malpractice insuran

Forty-six people and a Camden County auto body shop are named in auto insurance fraud indictments in

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The Federal Maritime Commission denied a request by the American Trucking Associations to strike dow

STATE FARM SLAPPED WITH $100 MILLION SUITSeven Texas women filed a $100 million lawsuit Thur

An insurance trade group is advocating a program of subsidies to low-income drivers as a means of lo

The European Community is poised to take decisive steps toward tighter economic and social integrati

Puerto Rican officials, having succeeded in keeping canned tuna off the list of preferred imports to

Powerful ocean tugs from Exxon Shipping Co. and Crowley Maritime Corp. are scheduled today to begin

Southeast Asia should create a "coal network" to help serve its own needs and coordinate exports, a

June 21, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The Bush administration Wednesday opposed a bill aimed at denying Exxon Corp. a tax deduction for co

COMPROMISE REACHED ON GAS DECONTROLHouse and Senate negotiators Tuesday resolved a key diffe

Kuwait seems to have strayed accidentally into the uncomfortable position, recently vacated by Saudi

Dutch aircraft maker Fokker NV said that it was close to winning a 1.5 billion guilder ($673 million

The regulatory logjam holding up the proposed natural gas futures contract may be about to break.

It's clear there's a different agenda in Washington these days on the issue of airline industry comp

A House subcommittee approved a one-year ban on oil exploration in Alaska's Bristol Bay and voted to

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The mine workers' strike that expanded across Eastern states this week is beginning to disrupt coal

Geoff Bridges, managing director, cargo for British Airways PLC, reaffirmed this week the airline's