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The European Community will grow faster than the United States over the next five years as its corpo

INDONESIAN OIL OUTPUT UP 3.4 PERCENT IN FIRST HALFJAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesian oil produc

Months after the headlines and public acrimony faded into relative quiet, the long-festering feud be

The mayor-elect of Ponce, the site of Puerto Rico's second-ranking port, said he intends to dismiss

Japanese life and non-life insurance companies are rushing to set up real estate subsidiaries in the

Kellogg Co., Battle Creek, Mich., is reorganizing its international operations, naming David H. Bren

Mid-West Advisory Board, annual meeting, Jan. 18-19, Pfister Hotel, Milwaukee. Primary panels on rai

The 1980s have not been kind to Main Street businesses in rural Kansas. But in the past two

EC TO SUE MEMBERS NOT CURTAILING OUTPUTBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Community said Wedne

Nigeria's trade and investment climate has improved significantly since the adoption of the Structur

Textile exports from China are forecast to hit US$7 billion this year, about 3 percent more than in

Australia export officials and farming organizations are being urged to seek greater cooperation wit

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Transamerica Corp. has announced a major company reorganization that will combine the company's equi

The Soviet merchant fleet, one of the world's largest, is looking to expand its presence in the U.S.

European chemical producers have welcomed European Community plans to eliminate internal trade barri

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MATLACK INC. EXPANDS TENN. BULK TERMINALWILMINGTON, Del. - Matlack Inc. is expanding its Mem

The American Association of Port Authorities will offer a total of eight seminars and conferences ne

WEST GERMAN GROWTH SEEN STRONG TO 1993FRANKFURT, West Germany - The West German economy, Wes

CONTINENTAL INSURANCE (New York) - J. William Newton was named vice president and manager for the Co

A lawsuit that accused two Florida men of responsibility for the 1985 murder of a Lancaster, Pa., bu

Insurance companies shouldn't let prices fall too far for commercial property/casualty insurance, an

Leading European chemical companies Wednesday urged the European Community todraw up legisla

U.S. automakers began December with higher than normal supplies of unsold cars and trucks, and analy

Soviet businessman Anatoly I. Kondrashov is keen for the hoopla surrounding Soviet leader Mikhail Go

The U.S. dollar rose sharply on world currency markets Wednesday as Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev

ACTEL TO TALK TO PRESS AS RUMORS ABOUNDSUNNYVALE, Calif. - Actel has scheduled a news confer

BANK HAPOALIM (New York) - Leonard Rudolph was named first vice president and chief lending officer

The impact of Senator Linie's weekly calls at the Port of Wilmington has become apparent four months

Moves to break a legislative deadlock are expected to spur development of a stalled U.S.-Taiwanese p

American Express Travel Related Services Co. Tuesday said it signed an agreement with Sistema 4B SA

The chief barrier to reforming the transportation system for carrying Food for Peace cargoes oversea

The threatened loss of the only intermodal rail ramp at Wilmington, N.C., has sparked port officials

There won't be any more talking cars coming from U.S. automakers, and any electronic advances that a

President-elect Bush's trade policy toward the U.S. steel industry is farfrom etched in ston

As the hungry in the Sudan waited for food, the ship operator carrying U.S. famine relief cargoes of

NORFOLK SOUTHERN SEEKS NOD ON WORKERS' PLANNORFOLK, Va. - Norfolk Southern Corp.'s newest vo

Doug Marchand, general manager and port director of the Port of Galveston, was re-elected as chairma

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