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BRITISH AIRWAYS SEES CONSTRAINED GROWTHNEW YORK - British Airways PLC Chairman Colin Marshal

SALES OF NEW HOMES ROSE 10.9 PERCENT IN APRILSales of new single-family homes in the United

The Philadelphia law firm of Bernstein, Bernstein & Harrison Friday filed one of the first Philadelp

The breakdown of trade barriers in the European Community in 1992 will be the chief topic of discuss

Amid the struggles of bringing his crippled airline through bankruptcy, Eastern Airlines President P

Although consumer groups have criticized their efforts as "insurance reform lite," Texas legislators

Occidental Petroleum Corp.'s robust chemical earnings made 1988 a profitable year for the company, s

An influential House member is drafting legislation to address the issue of fraud and the federal re

International Computers Ltd., the information systems subsidiary of STC PLC, announced plans Tuesday

Following narrow passage in the Illinois Senate, prospects appear good that a bill allowing state ba

It's the bizarre lawsuits that get the attention: the man who sued the subway for his injuries in a

The U.S. dollar was mixed in a quiet market Tuesday as dealers await Friday's report on May U.S. emp

Increasing world environmental attention on Brazil, and the country's growing environmental consciou

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

Towing crews are preparing the battered tanker Exxon Valdez, with chunks of an Alaskan reef still em

South Korean shipbuilders' orders from abroad during the January-May period totaled $1.349 billion,

COURT REFUSES TO HEAR CHALLENGE OF BANK LAWThe Supreme Court declined Tuesday to review a ch

Compagnie Generale Maritime (CGM) and Samsung Shipbuilding & Heavy Industries Co. each have confirme

Britain's ports were still working normally Tuesday despite a failed attempt at the weekend by port

Japan's private-level direct overseas investments in the latest fiscal year, ended March 31, soared

Orville Redenbacher may be a well-known popcorn king in the United States, but in Japan most people

BENIN - $45 million from the World Bank's International Development Association in support of govern

As anticipated, authorities of the Bank of Japan Tuesday announced a raise in the nation's official

Foreign direct investment in the United States soared last year, climbing 60 percent to a record $65

Congressional maritime leaders are pushing for the elimination of waterborne transportation issues f

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

Some U.S. businesses are delaying talks on Chinese joint ventures to await the outcome of the politi

New projections by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development paint a bleaker picture

GOLD STAR VIDEOTAPES WILL BE MADE IN USSEOUL, South Korea - Gold Star Co. will produce video

The term Fortress Europe has become perhaps the biggest cliche in world trade circles over the past

U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills vigorously defended the United States' naming last week of Jap

D. H. BLAIR & CO. (New York) - Marlene Krauss, 44, was named managing director of corporate finance

Those of you fretting over the deterioration of the U.S. merchant fleet, take heart: Help may be on

EGYPT PLANS TO OPEN LIBYA BORDER CROSSINGSCAIRO, Egypt - Egypt is preparing to reopen its bo

The European commissioner for the internal market said the United States and Japan must follow the E

Egypt's defense minister was reported Monday to have assured a U.S. senator that Cairo was going ahe

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The World Bank's executive board moved Tuesday toward defining the bank's role in helping implement

Sea Containers Ltd. had no comment on the tender offer by Stena Holding AG and Tip- hook PLC for the

At 0630 hours: "Reveille reveille, all hands hit the deck," barks the seaman's voice from the bridge