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Surpassing forecasts made last December when it was privatized, British Steel PLC announced Thursday

U.S. Rep. Mervyn M. Dymally, D-Calif., has defended his pressuring Uganda to appoint a good friend a

Del Monte Tropical Fruit Co. has shifted its South Atlantic distribution center from Charleston, S.C

YUGOSLAVIA BANS NEW NUCLEAR PLANTSBELGRADE, Yugoslavia - The Yugoslav parliament on Thursday

One of the largest oil fields discovered in the continental United States in the past quarter-centur

A nuclear-powered submarine sailing underwater hit a tug cable Wednesday, sinking the tug and appare

Consolidated Natural Gas Co., Pittsburgh, said Thursday it received approvalfrom the Federal

American executives are more worried about the availability of qualified employees than executives i

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BANK LEUMI TRUST CO. (New York) - Nancy Teamkin was named a vice president in the private banking gr

APC STOCK GOES DOWN AS ANALYST SAYS SELLOAKLAND, Calif. - American President Cos. saw its st

Executives of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway and Burlington Northern Railroad have signed

Feuding House and Senate transportation leaders squared off Thursday on anti- drug legislation for a

Exxon's second-most famous tanker will go to the scrap yard next month following the collapse of a d

Remember the Aero bar? The Bicrisp bar? The Tropical bar, which went to the Moon aboard Apollo 15 in

Efforts to establish trade ties between North and South Korea are growing in a region where the thre

Regulators are sifting through thousands of financial documents to decide which insurers may be exem

Chase Manhattan Corp. is joining with an Italian investment holding company, Gemina SpA, to launch a

The South Korean government is pledging millions of dollars in loans and other aid to the textile se

In six months, she has skillfully negotiated a compromise on beef and another one on agriculture wit

The appointment of Timothy Harris as chairman of P&O Containers Ltd. represents a tightening of cont

The Port of Baltimore has postponed increases scheduled to take effect this week for various service

LOW POWER TESTING STARTS AT SEABROOKSEABROOK, N.H. - The first atomic chain reaction was sta

American Heavy Lift Shipping Co., a U.S.-flag tanker operator headquartered in Houston, is for sale.

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Jeffrey R. Rodek is the new president of Tiger Interantional Inc. and its subsidiary the Flying Tige

Consumers are speaking out more vociferously against automobile insurance rate increases, and develo

Torajiro Kuruma has contributed little, if anything, to the high-powered,financial-industria

The latest business survey out of Detroit points to contraction in Michigan's industrial economy.

Once a dying lake, Lake Erie is alive, reasonably well and luring fishermen, boaters and economic de

CZECHOSLOVAKIA BACKS CHINESE CRACKDOWNPRAGUE, Czechoslovakia - Czechoslovakia voiced support

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

Japan is expected to offer telephone frequency bands for the Tokyo area to Motorola Inc. next week i

Commodities Corp., the large Princeton, N.J., futures market money manager, has agreed to a 30 perce

Japan's trade surplus fell by 27.2 percent in May to slightly under $3.8billion on a year-to-year ba

A U.S. equipment-leasing company is likely to end up owning the container- leasin g division of Sea

French dockworkers are discussing further industrial action this week at a labor union conference af

The volume of U.S. chemical exports rose over 10 percent in April 1989 to 3.72 million metric tons f

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

Converting Israel's non-blacklist certificate into electronic format will be no easy task. N