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Plastics executives must take an activist role against the tide of state and local laws that restric

Traffic on the Trans-Siberian Railway, an alternative carrier between Europe and the Far East, incre

NEW MICROCHIP PROCESS BOOSTS DATA STORAGEAUSTIN, Texas - A new process for forming ultrathin

Railroad labor "expressed great concern" over the financing method Japonica Partners LP has proposed

International banks operating in the United States employ more than 100,000 people, occupy more than

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

SOUTH KOREANS PLAN FUTURES MARKET IN '91SEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's Office of Supply

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

Itel Corp., the Chicago-based railcar company that leases rail and container equipment to American P

A record jump in retail gasoline prices gave the economy a high-octane burst of inflation last month

More than one-third of the U.S. Coast Guard Academy's graduating cadets have volunteered to give up

Kerr-McGee Corp. agreed to buy the Canadian subsidiary of Maxus Energy Corp., Maxus Energy Canada Lt

A government-industry partnership is needed to provide enough earthquake insurance protection and to

Congressional revision of the 1984 Shipping Act may wait until 1993 and is not likely to include maj

World Bank President Barber Conable said Thursday the bank is implementing a new policy that seeks t

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

JAPAN BOOSTS EXPORTS OF MACHINERY 5.4 PERCENTJapan's machinery exports posted the first rise

The stage appears to be set for the United States not to designate South Korea as a protectionist na

RULE SOUGHT TO GROUND PILOTS CONVICTED OF DUIThe Federal Aviation Administration wants the p

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Amid heavy security and a blanket of police presence, Exxon Corp.'s top management Thursday got an e

NAVISTAR EARNINGS FALL BY 11 CENTS A SHARECHICAGO - Navistar International Corp. reported th

The U.S. dollar declined Thursday in an erratic session marked by global coordinated selling by the

The World Bank will lend Mexico, the developing world's second-largest debtor, nearly $2 billion to

The Bundesbank's decision to keep its key interest rates unchanged means it is saving its ammunition

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Mounting political pressure from both Latin America and the U.S. administration may eventually forc

Delta Air Lines flew nearly 5 billion revenue passenger-miles in April, 18.9 percent higher than the

The Federal Aviation Administration Thursday proposed strict new maintenance requirements aimed at m

INVEST-IN-AMERICA FOUNDATION (Philadelphia) - James E. Panyard has been named president of the Inves

INTERNATIONAL COFFEE ORGANIZATION CERTIFICATES. Federal Register Volume 54, No. 80, dated April 27,

Sparks flew as speakers at a trade association meeting here clashed over the question of whether the

Deregulation has "lowered the cost of doing business in Indonesia," the World Bank said, but it urge

A program designed to boost U.S. agricultural exports is generating relatively little additional sal

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Life syndicates within the Lloyd's of London insurance market have formed a new company, Lutine Assu

A Food & Drug Administration chemist and the vice president of Pharmaceutical Basics Inc. of Denver

Fast food is about to accelerate. Purveyors of fast food, computerizing operations from the

A South Korean company plans to buy crude oil directly from China beginning next month in the first

Israel Chemicals Ltd. and Soquimich Corp., the largest fertilizer company in Chile, have established