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The Treasury Department and the General Accounting Office, using differing data, disagree over wheth

A new type of foreign investor is entering the U.S. real estate market. He may be from Taiwa

Tue., Sept. 27, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

The item headlined Tiffany & Co. Opens New Store in Zurich that appeared in the briefs column on pag

It's a narrow two-block back street in the capital of South America's only English-speaking country.

Vestar Inc. has secured a Food & Drug Administration export license for VesCan, the company's cancer

It's hard to understand the renaissance at U.S. Gulf ports without first considering the buzzwords t

Elaine L. Chao, the Federal Maritime Commission chairwoman, told customs brokers and forwarders Tues

China has developed a computer database containing a simplified guide to regulations in commercial a

Organized labor is throwing its weight against a product liability reform bill and arguing that its

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries' meeting agenda, the only concrete resolution to e

POLARIS TO LEASE JETS TO CANADIAN AIRLINESPolaris Aircraft Leasing Corp. has completed a sal

IF THE TRANSPORTATION marketing consultant, Barry Hansen, has a particularly sharp eye for the air f

An insurance industry critic is charging that Ohio auto insurers' profits were nearly three times hi

TELENET DATA HELPING OLYMPIC YACHTSMENRESTON, Va. - Data communications services provided by

CORPORATE MERGERS SET RECORD IN 1ST HALFCHICAGO - A wave of billion-dollar buy-outs in the f

U.S. sanctions against South Africa have caused a sharp drop in trade between the two countries, but

FMC Corp.'s Chemical Products group is increasing prices for sodium sesquicarbonate 50 cents a hundr

Despite the loss of several import automobile accounts over the past two years, automobiles remain a

Sept. 27, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange *PrevClose High Low

An act of Congress will probably be needed to resolve the logjam of conflicting interests of labor u

USSR, PHILIPPINES SIGN BARTER DEALMANILA, Philippines - A Soviet trade mission signed a bila

The European Court of Justice, in what was hailed as a landmark ruling, Tuesday upheld the right of

The coal industry's protracted holdout against acid rain control legislation is teetering on the bri

Britain recorded another huge merchandise trade deficit in August, even though the value of imports

Zim Israel Navigation Co. is placing a $150 million order with a West German shipyard to build four

MEXICAN OIL OUTPUT SEEN FALLING THIS YEARMexico's oil production will fall 1.6 percent this

A Savannah stevedore will fight a recent court judgment ordering the company to pay $300,000 to an I

The Berlin Wall has crumbled for hundreds of bankers staying in luxury hotels in Communist East Berl

The Reagan administration's Caribbean Basin Initiative is pulling new investment into the region, bu

TOP STORIES: The reversal of losses for European shipping appears to be in full gear as tonn

Distribution and transportation want to know where their goods are and to use computers to monitor t

Roadway Services Inc.'s third quarter earnings rose to $20.6 million, or 51 cents a share, from $10.

Glastec '88. The world's largest international trade fair for the glass industry. Sept. 28-Oct. 1. D

A fast set-up portable video projector was introduced today by Eastman Kodak Co. It can project larg

The chairman of a House Ways and Means oversight subcommittee charged Tuesday that the Customs Servi

INDONESIA OFFERED JAPAN DISCOUNTS, TRADERS SAYTraders at Japanese oil companies said Pertami

The Society of Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriters will hold a two- session workshop on the

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A former Sun-Maid Growers of Calif. executive has joined the competition,helping Turkey's ma