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The Supreme Court Tuesday gave a boost to international tax treaties by ruling that foreign national

Arthur Shebar gave notice to his boss at Sanyo Business Systems Corp. in North Bergen, N.J., that he

Mexico's maquiladora or twin-plant program has been a resounding success, but the nation may be runn

Just a few days after the Federal Reserve escalated the inflation fight by raising its discount rate

The Federal Maritime Commission is beginning a probe into the cocoa tradefrom the Ivory Coas

The Supreme Court found itself tangled in the thickets of the Railway Labor Act Tuesday, as the just

GEORGIA GULF TO MOVE PHENOL/ACETONE UNITGeorgia Gulf Corp. plans to to relocate the company'

NEW ENGLAND: Public Service Co. of New Hampshire, Manchester, N.H. MID-ATLANTIC: Niagara Moh

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

At least 20 people were killed and more than 200 wounded late Monday in widespread violence and loot

A key to survival in the specialty chemical market, where increasingly complex technologies result i

The U.S. dollar traded mostly lower in a technical market Tuesday. Dealers said the dollar w

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

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CHINA - $154 million from the World Bank to help fund the modernization of textile, paper and packag

Japan's net creditor position will top $350 billion by the end of this year and is likely to exceed

The Japanese one-yen coin is about to make a comeback - and just about everyone is outraged about it

ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SERVICES CO. (Atlanta) - Debbie Rosen was named vice president, business develo

JAPAN'S EX-IM BANK MAY GET NEW POWERSTOKYO - The Japanese government approved draft legislat

The Export-Import Bank is offering to help state and city agencies around the country to promote Ex-

Feb. 28, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

A Rhode Island state official says a call by state Rep. Patrick Kennedy and others for a moratorium

WORK ON LI POWER LINE TO START THIS SPRINGConstruction will begin this spring on a 26.3-mile

EGYPT INCREASES EXPORT OIL PRICESCAIRO, Egypt - Egypt raised export crude oil prices by 15 c

LONG ISLAND LIGHTING CO. (Hicksville, N.Y.) - Several senior management appointments were announced

Britain's current account position will not improve in the near term and after a deficit of 14.3 bi

TNT Mailfast, which bills itself as a large private international postal system, will introduce its

WHEN A MAN HAS SPENT 28 years of his career hustling up air cargo, a natural assumption is that he h

OWNER-LESSOR ORDERS 12 MORE BOEING JETSInternational Lease Finance Corp. has ordered 12 more

The death of nine passengers blown out of United Airlines' oldest 747 is intensifying pressure on th

The future of the International Coffee Agreement hinges on a successful outcome to talks scheduled f

Long-distance telephone callers in airports, hospitals, hotels and other public places will be getti

The aviation industry recommended a sweeping maintenance program for older Boeing cargo and passenge

Britain's National Health Service has prescribed computerized communications as the solution for its

In what is sure to be a trend-setting move for the apparel industry, Haggar Apparel Co., Dallas, is

OLYMPIA, Wash. - Facsimile machines, those beeping little devices increasingly used to send everythi

JAPANESE FIRM SELLING ANTI-VIRUS SOFTWARE- A Japanese company is retailing a computer progra

The Port of Baltimore's marketing and sales operations department is being reorganized, according to

EXPEDITORS REPORTS 4TH QUARTER EARNINGSExpeditors International of Washington Inc. earned $1