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Zenith Electronics Corp. of Glenview, Ill., is the only U.S.-owned producer of television sets, and

YAMAHA OF US TO EXPORT GOLF CARTSNEWNAN, Ga. - Yamaha Motor Co., a wholly owned subsidiary o

The state of Delaware said it is launching a nationwide Shared Foreign Sales Corp. program to help U

Honduras offers a variety of incentives for export-oriented manufacturers investing in the Central A

A British company has developed what it hails as a low-cost easy-to-use non- contact ink-jet printer

The Soviet Union plans to display 4,500 products at its first trade fair in the United States, rangi

SOVIETS POISED TO LEAD WORLD WINE OUTPUTThe Soviet Union will become the world's largest win

A steady decline in the growth of Hong Kong's exports over recent months finally crossed the line in

China intends to redouble its efforts to sell electronics products on international markets, an offi

China is levying export tariffs of up to 100 percent on silk and its products to stop a silk cocoon

A long-term agreement with a French company and new management may help a Chicago lamp manufacturer

Ford Motor Co. will spend $200 million to expand its Kansas City assembly plant, in Claycomo, Mo., f

An Indiana manufacturer of cooking equipment and utensils has created an international division, par

Attracting more employment to the Midwest was part of the motivation behind Centennial Warehousing C

Fears of a railcar shortage have not materialized during this year's farm harvest. Shippers

BFGoodrich Co. has announced another major expenditure in upgrading its operations - this time invol

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As AM General Corp. closes a chapter in its production of medium and heavy trucks, it clings to the

France will blast into a new world of European television broadcasting this week when an Ariane rock

The chairman of Honda Motor Co. said Honda's new British-built Concerto car will have at least 80 pe

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The industrialized nations are determined to present a united front at the forthcoming review of the

Brazil's chief trade negotiator said Wednesday that he believes the United States and Brazil will re

The U.S. delegation plans to resist any increase in the scope of the United Nations liner code when

Northern California is debating the future of its biotechnology industry amid growing fears that the

The United States and China have moved closer to renewing formal maritime relations. There h

Japanese insurance companies are balking at paying claims for cancelled business parties due to the

Two of the hottest jurisdictional issues in East Coast dockside labor relations, the 50-mile rule an

The U.S. Customs Service is so mesmerized by overnight delivery that it's allowing air express compa

The U.S. Commerce Department is expected to make a preliminary ruling today on whether nine foreign

CONSECO POSTS INCREASE IN QUARTERLY REVENUECARMEL, Ind. - Conseco Inc., an insurance holding

The Department of Transportation Wednesday announced insurance requirements for the commercial space

Congress ordered the Internal Revenue Service to examine all whole life insurance policies to determ

Nearly one year after Fireman's Fund Insurance Cos. left the Massachusetts insurance market, the Cal

The planned sale by Travelers Corp. of the largest part of its Constitution State Management Co. ope

ARC Excess & Surplus Inc., Mineola, N.Y., is an independent insurance brokerage and consulting firm.

A state lawmaker, prompted by voter confusion, is spending $40,000 from his own re-election fund for

South Korea has opened a permanent mission in Hungary in a major step to improve relations with East

P&I CLUB SEEN BEARING BRUNT OF FERRY DISASTERThe London-based Steamship Mutual protection an

Crop and livestock losses from the summer drought plus a surge in imported goods slowed U.S. economi