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EC HITS FRENCH LIMITS ON NISSAN IMPORTSBRUSSELS, Belgium - French restrictions on imports of

AmVestors Financial Corp. is casting some mighty big shadows. In just five years, the insurer starte

CHINA MIGHT JOIN COPYRIGHT CONVENTIONChina will consider joining the UNESCO international

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB

No one can say Delta U.S.A. Corp. drags its heels. The Japanese auto seat company has ambiti

The message to customs brokers was simple and direct: Automate or perish. Customs Commission

The U.S. composites industry continues to show robust growth in 1988 after a record year in 1987, ac

A veto of legislation mandating sanctions against Iraq for its use of chemical weapons would kill th

AMERICAN ELECTRIC GETS DOE CLEAN COAL GRANTCOLUMBUS, Ohio - The U.S. Department of Energy aw

A top Transportation Department official Wednesday signaled the government's intention to toughen it

AIR FREIGHT CONTINUES DOUBLE-DIGIT GROWTHAir freight continued its long double-digit expansi

Two labor unions have sued the National Railway Labor Conference, which represents the railroads in

San Francisco Mayor Art Agnos has harshly criticized past efforts by the Port of San Francisco to wo

CIGNA CORP. (Hartford, Conn.) - James H. Coxon was named senior vice president and head of this ins

China's recent rumored sugar-buying spree has been linked to logistics rather than any pickup in nea

On selling in Europe: Europe is the toughest, most demanding and least forgiving market. If

U.K. Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson said Wednesday he was worried about the implications o

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

INTEROX INCREASES PEROXIDE PRICESInterox America, a member of the Interox Group, has announc

While the fortunes of tanker owners have improved in the last few years, the upturn presents special

The Senate Wednesday was still maneuvering behind the scenes to determine when its technical correct

The president's chief economist was claiming victory this week, saying the economy would continue to

South Korea, like Japan, is pushing for a larger role in the International Monetary Fund. An

Two scientists from the University of Michigan developed a new process that converts methane, an ine

Saudi Arabia has offered further volume-linked discounts to Japanese oil companies, while Kuwait has

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Wed., Sept. 28, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

BOLIVIA BUYS BACK $240 MILLION OF DEBTBERLIN - Bolivia repurchased $240 million worth of its

EBERSTADT FLEMING INC. (New York) - Joellen Fisher was named a senior vice president in the investme

News that Tokyo-based Daiwa Securities Co. plans to open a Vancouver office is seen as part of a gen

Minnesota's transportation industries are shrinking the distance between business in the Upper Midwe

Bernadette Mong is director of the Minnesota Trade and Investment Office in the Taipei World Trade C

Oct. 1 contract prices for antifreeze-grade ethylene glycol may not move up as far as some producers

Organized labor asked Congress Wednesday to investigate the use of excess pension funding in unfrien

Australia reported its second consecutive month of poor trade figures Wednesday, which promptly push

The International Air Transport Association, the group instrumental in setting international airline

K-Tron International Inc., a manufacturer of process control feeders,formed a new subsidiary, K-Tron

CALGENE GETS PATENT FOR RESISTANT PLANTSDAVIS, Calif. - Calgene Inc. has been granted a pate

IBM CUTS COST, BOOSTS POWER OF MAINFRAMESRYE BROOK, N.Y. - International Business Machines C

People may be the biggest barrier to computerized communication. Vendors at the Distribution