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With barely concealed pride, Arnold B. McKinnon, chairman, president, and chief executive of Norfolk

The Asia-Pacific region will likely become a sellers' market for suppliers of liquefied natural gas

The yen is rapidly emerging as an international currency due to the steady expansion of Japan's over

An U.S. grain expert said Wednesday the Soviet Union will very likely buy large quantities of U.S. g

South Korea will take steps to promote import growth in order to cut its payments surplus and defuse

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

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

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

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

JAPANESE UTILITIES TO BUY US URANIUMSecretary of Energy John S. Herrington praised the decis

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

The threat of neurotoxicity - including such nebulous terms as chemically induced AIDS - may dominat

DU PONT TO PRODUCE PITCH CARBON FIBERSWILMINGTON, Del. - E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. annou

Computer industry giants claimed their corners last week in the ongoing fight over Unix, the industr

Air carriers continue to press the Federal Aviation Administration for relieffrom emergency

The head of the U.S. Coast Guard investigation into the 1983 wreck of the Marine Electric and the de

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The special provisions in the new export quotas agreed earlier this month that would allow a boost i

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

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

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

Despite a sharp slowing in the rate of growth, railroad freight traffic continued at record levels i

The Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association said Tuesday that 47 of its member companies are workin

The Federal Maritime Commission has collected a record $2,456,000 in penalties from its enforcement

SOVIETS DENIED ACCESS TO PHILIPPINE SHIPYARDMANILA, Philippines - The Philippine government

The auto industry's use of electronic communications is shifting into high gear. The stronge

The recent surge in dry cargo freight rates should help to convince the international maritime commu

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

Mexico has no plans to devalue its currency, an economic adviser to President-elect Carlos Salinas d

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

Brazil is perilously close to losing all control over spiraling prices, economists and political ana

West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl and his entourage signed about 40 commercial agreements during hi

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

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

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

FREYMILLER TRUCKING INC. (Bakersfield, Calif.) Mark A. Roberts was appointed vice president, finance

Gasoline prices came down hard on the New York Mercantile Exchange Wednesday after running up about

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