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DEMAND FOR OPEC OIL EXPECTED TO DECLINEWorld demand for Organization of Petroleum Exporting

AMOCO TO PURCHASE COLO. CHEVRON STATIONSAmoco Oil Co. said Tuesday it will purchase 41 Chevr

Continued fears of debt-payment moratoriums hammered down prices in the secondary market last week,

Asia/Pacific Business Outlook 1989. Feb. 27, 28 & March 1. Davidson Conference Center, Los Angeles.

SUNKEN PRODUCT TANKER INSURED BY ITS OWNERSThe product tanker Maassluis, which sank in Skikd

China's southern island of Hainan, designated as a primary venue for overseas investment, is the fir

Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter may be facing an early test of his power within the Bush admin

The United States needs a tax policy aimed at encouraging capital investment, according to the head

ECONOMIC EXPANSION TO CONTINUE IN JAPANJapan's economic expansion is likely to last at least

EX-IM BANK TO REVIVE EXPORT CREDIT PROGRAMThe Export-Import Bank said Tuesday that it will a

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Budget Director Richard Darman said Tuesday he saw no possibility President Bush would accept a tax

A unanimous Supreme Court Tuesday handed the business community a serious defeat, ruling that employ

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The Federal Reserve will not let the stalled U.S. trade deficit, Third World debt or domestic financ

The United States finally bowed to the pressure of international opinion and agreed to the establish

In an unusual move, the Maritime Administration said it will consider offersfrom potential i

Soaring leather prices attributed to Brazil's latest anti-inflation reforms are temporarily pinching

MCDONNELL DOUGLAS SIGNS HELICOPTER PACTCANBERRA, Australia - McDonnell Douglas signed an agr

When George Bush headed the U.S. mission in Beijing in 1974-75, it was almost impossible to buy U.S.

Recent economic changes in China do not herald a scrapping of reforms, a senior Chinese executive de

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The Soviet Union plans to hold three computer and high-technology trade shows in 1989 as part of its

South Korea will back a Seoul tycoon's agreement to build a tourist resort in the communist North -

FUJITSU, GTE SIGN TELECOM SERVICE DEALANAHEIM, Calif. - Fujitsu Business Communication Syste

The United States plans to renew negotiating efforts to open the telecommunicat ions markets of both

The consumer price index accelerated slightly in January, following the already reported increase in

The Boeing 747-200 freighter belonging to Flying Tigers, which crashed in Malaysia on Sunday was ins

The proposed alliance between the leading French insurer Union des Assurances de Paris and Banque Na

Massachusetts health insurers are taking a cautious approach to implementation of a pilot project fo

The High Court here gave the go-ahead Tuesday for the Australian Mutual Provident Life Association o

In a case that Washington state says cost its insurance guaranty fund $14 million, top officers of t

GEICO REPORTS DECLINE IN OPERATING EARNINGSGeico Corp. reported operating earnings of $24.2

Britain is targeting the wrong monetary aggregate, and Friday's news that inflation has surged to a

HOUSE POSTPONES VOTE ON FOREIGN DISCLOSUREWASHINGTON - House Speaker Jim Wright, acceding to

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

Malaysia's central bank, Bank Negara, Friday imposed swap restrictions to support the local currency

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The Overseas Private Investment Corp., a U.S. government agency, is organizing an investment mission

Many European bankers believe the European Commission's proposal to harmonize withholding taxes on d