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Officials of General Motors Corp.'s Buick division said Wednesday they expect recent lackluster sale

Asia is fast becoming one of the world's major oil markets, consuming about 11 million barrels a day

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

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

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

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

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

Back in 1968, when Edson J. de Castro, now president of Data General Corp., asked Frederick R. Adler

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

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission revoked Chilmark Commodities Inc.'s license as an introduci

The U.S. State Department has declined to file a claim on its insurance policy covering its bugged M

Oil and trucking interests helped snuff out a proposal by Sen. Rudy Boschwitz, R-Minn., to boost the

CHINESE PLAN TO BUY FERTILIZER EQUIPMENTThe China National Technical Import & Export Corp. h

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

The United States Thursday told the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade that it was ready to nego

Railroads must improve productivity substantially in order to justify investment in new equipment, s

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

NetWorld '88, software seminar, Sept. 27-29. InfoMart Center, Dallas. Contact: NetWorld, P.O. Box 15

The acquisition of Travelers Corp.'s Canadian business this week by a Swiss insurance concern will c

The recent rise in the dollar's value will somewhat complicate efforts to pare the U.S. trade and pa

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Continued Soviet access to untied credits from Western banks could threaten the global financial sys

Elders Futures Inc. named Stephen Gunning was named to the grain division in Chicago, along with two

The Soviet Union, with a hungry eye for new hard currency sources, is seeking closer ties with Weste

Authorities in Shanghai, China's key textile center, say they have smashed a smuggling racket involv

Monsanto Chemical Co.'s detergents and phosphates division has announced the formation of a project

Monsanto Co., the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Research Service and Washington State University

The Environmental Protection Agency has proposed administrative penalty orders against two printed c

A Seattle cruise company that tried for two years to get permission for one of its ships to visit a

Argentina may soon replace Brazil as a drain on U.S. bank earnings. A large portion of Argen

Glasnost is permitting Soviet citizens a fresh look at Western culture through the pages of the Worl