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More than 2 million metric tons of U.S. grain are expected to be sold overseas in the next two month

The Mexican government announced the sale of the Mexicana de Cobre copper- mining firm to its former

FARM PRICES STEADY IN LAST TWO MONTHSWASHINGTON - The U.S. Department of Agriculture said av

Cocoa users in the United Kingdom are worried that French government support could help the Ivory Co

Britain's new European commissioner this week added his voice to the European Community's assurances

K '89. A rubber and plastics trade show for exporters and importers. Nov. 2-9. Dusseldorf Fairground

A new study supports the U.S. government's claim that deep-seated economic changes will prevent Amer

Thirteen Northwest lawmakers urged President Reagan to maintain tariffs on cedar shakes and shingles

PATENT OFFICIALS SEEK GREATER COOPERATIONPatent officials from the United States, Europe and

A double exhibition focusing on investment from and exports to the United States will be mounted nex

After months of passionate discussion and some apparent popular support, the government decided Tues

* William G. Frenkel - Corporations Come to Moscow 14A * A.E. Cullison - Comparative Advanta

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

A story on page 1A of the Nov. 1 edition of The Journal of Commerce described a recent tie vote by a

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

The Supreme Court will hear arguments today in two major cases involving the constitutionality of fo

A giant Swiss forwarding firm will buy Northern Air Freight Inc. of Bellevue, Wash., and merge the f

Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. signed a one-year lease to use the Port of Baltimore as its mid-Atlantic p

The transfer of California's Union Bank this week to the Bank of Tokyo is the latest example of a tr

The insurance community is still unraveling the details of an innovativefinanci al deal that promise

With little fanfare, the laws governing U.S. business abroad underwent great change with the passage

Waving a menacing-looking submachine gun, the soldier stepped out from behind a pillar on the bridge

Na taka chai. Translated literally from Kiswahili, the national language of Kenya, this means, I'd l

Polysar Ltd. confirmed it will invest C$50 million (about US$40.6 million) in increasing olefins cap

Venice on Tuesday passed a law banning the sale and use of detergents with high amounts of phosphoru

Stubborn newsprint buyers and a lack of support from U.S. manufacturers have forced one large Canadi

Pfizer Inc. said it is building a satellite precipitated calcium carbonate plant at Dryden, Ontario

Genentech Inc. announced that its foreign licensee, Boehringer Ingelheim International GmbH, has rec

Melamine Chemicals Inc., a Donaldson, La.-based specialty chemicals company, earned the top spot in

In the headline of a story on Miles Inc.'s first year quinolone sales published on Nov. 1, the value

GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORP. (Atlanta) - Conrad Schweitzer, executive vice president, pulp and paper, will

Developing the sales of chemical byproducts is one of the top priorities of the new owners of the Gr

QUANTUM EXPANDING POLYALPHAOLEFIN PLANTQuantum Chemical Corp.'s Emery division announced the

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Cambridge Medical Technology Corp. signed a licensing agreement with BioResearch Ireland, the contra

NRC STAFF RECOMMENDS 25 PERCENT POWER FOR SHOREHAMThe Shoreham nuclear power plant on Long I

THIS WEEK: New England: Boston Edison Co., BostonMid-Atlantic: Delmarva Power Co., Wilmingto

Saudi Arabia boosted its oil output to a peak of 7 million barrels a day in the last week of October

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Nov. 1, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f