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Shipment of U.S.-made cars to Japan are growing so much more rapidly than expected that Washington s

The fanfare that accompanied the arrival of the Yugo, the first socialist car on the U.S. market, th

Alex J. Mandl assumed the reins of Sea-Land Corp. just three short months ago, but he already has co

DEUKMEJIAN OPPOSES CAR BALLOT QUESTIONSCalifornia Gov. George Deukmejian announced that he w

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High-flying Singapore Airlines turned in half-time profits of S$454 million (US$227 million) after t

Europe is heading for severe shortages of airport and air traffic control capacity in a few years be

Before he was appointed chairman and chief executive officer at Sea-Land Corp., Alex J. Mandl was ch

Companies that rebuild and repair heavy trucks will save $11 million in federal taxes over the next

Sears, Roebuck & Co., struggling to improve a lackluster earnings record, announced a restructuring

A new bankruptcy law takes effect in China today, widely held by outsiders and reformist officials t

The International Jute Council will begin negotiations Friday on new agreements on prices for jute a

JAPAN ASKS INDONESIA TO SHIP ALUMINUMTOKYO - Japan has asked Indonesia to resume shipments o

The 16th annual conference and exposition of the National Association of Foreign Trade Zones kicked

For years, U.S. companies doing business abroad were regulated by one of the strictest anti-bribe la

Just as King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella bestowed upon Christopher Columbus the title of Admiral of

Chemical pesticides used to kill crop-damaging bugs too often destroy the pests' natural predators a

American Pacific Corp. announced that subsidiary Pepcon Production Inc. has initiated construction o

The U.S. market for industrial adhesives will hit $1.6 billion in 1988 and is expected to climb to $

DNA Plant Technology Corp. announced its Agri-Diagnostics Associates venture has signed an exclusive

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Getty Petroleum Corp. said Monday that it has increased to $588.5 million its offer for Clark Oil &

As aviation officials, politicians and others question Frankfurt Airport's ability to continue growi

DISTRESSED WORKER SEEKS AID FROM FELAThe Supreme Court Monday asked the federal government t

The Federal Maritime Commission has concluded that ocean carrier rate-making conferences may bar a m

Capital spending by Japan's private sector is expected to climb by 17.5 percent in fiscal 1988, a te

Four out of 10 Americans covered by health insurance have encountered some form of insurance fraud,

Next Friday's employment report will provide the catalyst for the next big move in the dollar, econo

After falling sharply with the stock markets late last year, seat prices at the Chicago futures exch

Ispat Group of India has leased the Iron & Steel Co. of Trinidad & Tobago in a major breakthrough in

REGIONAL BLOCS U.S.-Arab Commercial Relations: Prospects for 1989. Nov. 7. Downtown Hilton H

Many recent shipping investment deals have been sold to investors in a way that will frustrate rathe

The Commerce Department said in a preliminary determination that imports of anti-friction bearings f

Western Europe is creeping toward a free trade zone in electricity where cross-border sales by utili

Ray Walker is chief executive of the Simplification of International Trade Procedures board. He is a

A few companies dominate a fast-growing market when it comes to moving electronic messages in the Un

Those interminable queues outside an underwriter's box at Lloyd's, with nowhere to sit or even have

World airspace and airport congestion and the impact of European liberalization are among the major

The United Transportation Union has reached a tentative agreement with the Burlington Northern Railr

Last week's trading of freight futures contracts on the Baltic International Freight Futures Exchang