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If your company is eager to make an investment in Europe to be ready for ''1992," you may want to th

Sales of cars and light trucks made by the nation's Big Three automakers rose 4.7 percent in mid-Apr

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

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

A sharp increase in Taiwanese car sales and electricity demand is fueling a search for outside suppl

The Supreme Court let stand a ruling that a federal judge may overrule federal environmental officia

Sea-Land Service Inc.'s inauguration this week of its Europe-to-Mideast-to- Asia service with Norasi

Swiss chemical and drug giant Hoffmann-La Roche & Co. AG announced a major restructuring Monday that

Critics of deforestation in developing countries are hypocritical if they fail to consider the crush

New York was the first state in the nation to create a workers compensation program in 1913 and shou

Two U.S. life insurers are trying to break into the Israeli insurance market by selling life insuran

The nation's property/casualty insurers are paying $1.7 billion more a year in income taxes as a res

The state should end unlimited medical coverage for New Jersey drivers if it wants soaring auto insu

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

President Bush, in a letter released Monday, said it would be "imprudent to tinker" with the Medicar

CAT FUND BILL WINS PA. HOUSE APPROVALHARRISBURG, Pa. - The Pennsylvania House of Representat

As expected, Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita announced Tuesday that he plans to resign in the wake o

As Japan enters a new age of prosperity and leadership, the so-called Recruit Scandal could serve as

The full participation of the British currency in the European Monetary System's exchange rate mecha

Canadians are bracing themselves for tough medicine when Finance Minister Michael Wilson unveils the

Tue., April 25, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

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European insurance companies have leaped ahead of their U.S. competitors in the use of global electr

REYNOLDS METALS CO. (Richmond, Va.) - Joseph F. Awad and Nicholas D. Triano were elected corporate v

Employees of Brazil's central bank joined a four-day-old nationwide bank workers' strike Tuesday, wi

A majority of customers who responded to a survey conducted by discount futures broker Lind-Waldock

A worldwide gathering of port officials was urged this week to take a hard line against shipowners w

The U.S. Customs Service is attempting to reduce the large number of stolen vehicles exported from U

PPG Industries Inc. would like to expand its lone investment in Mexico beyond the paint factory it o

The latest battle over domestic shipping law, known as the Jones Act, asks the question: When is a g

Premium Incentive Show. May 1-4. Jacob Javits Convention Center. New York. Exhibition on U.S. and fo

There are about 30 new Porsches lined up in the parking lot of Bill Cook's dealership in Farmington

The Lowenbrau company of Munich, one of West Germany's best-known beer-makers with origins that date

FOREIGN AUTOMAKERS JOIN INCENTIVES WARForeign automakers are joining the incentives war of t

Kunimitsu Nomiyama looked like he would have preferred to be anyplace else than where he was at noon

Portugal has told European Community foreign ministers that the negotiating objectives agreed to in

DIGITAL DYSLEXIA. That's what most corporations suffer from when it comes to exploiting full

DEUTSCHE BANK HIKES SPANISH BANK STAKEFRANKFURT, West Germany - Deutsche Bank Monday announc

CLOROX CO. (Oakland, Calif.) - John Collins, 58, president of the home products company since 1986,

SMITHKLINE NET FELL IN FIRST QUARTERSmithKline Beckman Corp., Philadelphia, said its earning