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American President Lines introduced an intermodal rail service in Thailand in attempt to avoid delay

The federal government's sea of red ink sloshed higher in August, but with only one more month of th

The House Energy and Commerce Committee moved to tighten some restrictions on bank insurance activit

LOSSES FROM GILBERT ASSESSED AT $40 MILLIONInsured property losses caused by Hurricane Gilbe

When a medium-sized German pharmaceutical company decided to invest in Britain, it turned to a small

MANVILLE CORP. is anticipating the first Monday in October. That's the date when the U.S. Su

Insurers will try to learn from the Piper Alpha disaster in the North Sea that nothing should be tak

A landmark U.S.-Soviet venture will bring copying and printing services to citizens of the Soviet Un

The House Foreign Affairs Committee unanimously passed legislation Thursday that would bring sanctio

The United States and its European trading partners remain far apart on solving disputes over a ban

Global American Television Inc., Colrain, Mass-based representatives of Soviet Television, said Thur

NEW CZECH SOFT DRINKS LICENSED BY COCA-COLAPRAGUE, Czechoslovakia - Five new flavors of soft

South Korea is angling for an investment-protection deal with China as trade and other commercial de

MILK PRICES INCREASE UNDER THREE PROTOCOLSMinimum prices set under the International Dairy A

China has established its second chamber of commerce this year to help boost industrial development

GUIDELINES FOR TEXTILE ARTICLES VALUED AT $250 OR LESS THAT WOULD QUALIFY THEM TO BE ENTERED UNDER T

Global media companies are scouring the United States for book publishers, magazines and electronic

Metallic PVC materials from Britain come in a choice of three-colors - silver, Torino gray and gold

A joint venture producing Thai-Japanese compact cars for Chrysler Canada Ltd.plans to attack

By the time the last Olympic athlete strides off the field and the last spectator climbs aboard a pl

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

The European Community warned Thursday that the new U.S. Trade Act is a protectionist time bomb, but

COMMONWEALTH URGES DEBT RELIEF FOR LDCSLIMASSOL, Cyprus - Commonwealth finance ministers cal

Columbia Association of U.S. Customs and Affiliated Federal Agencies. Annual dinner dance. Sept. 23.

Plastic, glass and metal package manufacturers would pay the federal government $7 for every ton of

Uncle Sam is being asked to provide some financial security for George Steinbrenner. Mr. Ste

His New York Yankees might not make the American League play-off this year, but executives of George

A survey by a consumer group claims California shoppers want organically grown produce, but growers

Squibb Corp. has reorganized its business into three operating groups, spurred by the growth of the

Olin Corp. is raising prices for the following line of organic chemicals, effective Oct. 1 P

Trans Mountain Pipe Line Co. and Finland's Neste Oy have nominally decided to build a world-scale me

Out in a drafty warehouse, John E. Whalen strung out electric cords and rigged up portable heaters f

A joint resolution introduced in the Senate Thursday would convene a bipartisan White House conferen

OLIN HIKES FLUIDS, LUBRICANTS, BLENDSSTAMFORD, Conn. - Olin Corp. is increasing prices for P

FEDERAL EXPRESS SETS DOMESTIC RATE INCREASEMEMPHIS, Tenn. - Federal Express Corp. has raised

The Houston area breathed a collective sigh of relief as Hurricane Gilbert swept past last week. But

A congressional investigating agency's report on the impact on competition resulting from an airline

Next month, National Semiconductor, the Santa Clara, Calif.-based semiconductor manufacturer, will b

Talk is priceless when it comes to creating electronic versions of common business documents designe

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