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JAPANESE PRIME MINISTER Noboru Takeshita's announcement that he will resign comes at a very sensitiv

Fela Holding AG, Switzerland's largest printed circuit board manufacturer, acquired Inrad SA, a subs

The Federal Maritime Commission appears to be widening the net in its investigation into rebating an

S.C. Johnson & Co. plans to spend $100 million advertising its new major weapon in the battle for do

For Capt. Jay D. Bolton, 1992 is something more than the year when the European Community will becom

The explosion that ripped through a gun turret of the USS Iowa April 19 has not altered the Navy's p

The Argentine currency has plunged against the dollar this week, continuing an 11-week slide that ha

The dock labor surplus that has plagued the Port of New York & New Jersey since the dawn of the cont

In a global economy, no company is an island - especially when it comes to electronic communications

Some U.S. grain exporters are so disenchanted with a U.S. farm export subsidy program they would lik

On Friday, as part of the Super 301 program, the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative will presen

The United States, worried that Japan might smother industries vital to U.S. national security, is s

The modest trade surplus the United States has had with Britain in recent months disappeared in Marc

Passengers flying Chinese airplanes on domestic flights will be entitled to take out insurance for u

The Soviet Union's plan to auction hard currency for rubles in Moscow starting this year could raise

Unless the Northeast states crack down on automobile pollution, the region's already severe ozone sm

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

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Norfolk Southern Corp. continued its recent spectacular performance, reporting record earnings for a

The Maritime Administration has approved one ship sale request and received an application for anoth

April 26, 1989 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals and the

ARMS EMBARGO STUNTS SOUTH AFRICAN MILITARYSTOCKHOLM, Sweden - The 25-year-old arms embargo a

Eight years ago, people were leaving Joliet in droves following the closing of a U.S. Steel plant, m

Raw sugar futures prices on world markets could slip 2 cents a pound to 10.50 cents a pound for the

Even if Mickey Mouse were to assume the premiership of Japan following the promised withdrawal of No

TOYOTA TO BUILD PICKUPS IN THE USToyota Motor Corp. said it plans to move a substantial part

PRESSURE EASES ON UK TO RAISE INTEREST RATESLONDON - News Wednesday that Britain's current a

Industry sources here Wednesday noted widespread rumors that Mobil Oil Corp., the biggest U.S. compa

United Airlines' order for 370 aircraft from Boeing Co., worth up to $15.74 billion, would be a reco

JAPAN REPORTS RISE IN INDUSTRIAL OUTPUTJapan's industrial production index stood at a season

METAL RESINATES Hercules Inc., Wilmington, Del., increased prices, effective immediately, of

Cargo doors like the one that ripped the side off a United Airlines flight and caused nine deaths ov

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Panama Canal operations could suffer if the U.S. and Panamanian governments remain at odds much long

New York's top insurance regulator was named in a lawsuit earlier this month accusing him of arbitra

Exxon Corp. said Tuesday it has been hit with 31 lawsuits and 1,300 claims ranging from $500 to $4 m

Puerto Rican mangoes, long banned from the U.S. mainland, could soon reappear on the nation's superm

The Customs Service's obsession with the war on drugs and its efforts to facilitate international tr

DU PONT'S INCOME INCREASED IN QUARTERWILMINGTON, Del. - E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. said i

Japanese auto-parts maker Koito Manufacturing Wednesday rejected a request by U.S. corporate raider