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Three out of four independent insurance agencies achieved some level of computerization in 1987, acc

Machine tool manufacturers in Michigan are joining forces to compete with foreign companies for expo

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

The San Francisco Bay Area is moving rapidly toward setting the first air pollution standards on the

The president of the American Association of Port Authorities found no clear direction at a meeting

Mobay Corp., a Bayer USA Inc. company, announced the final sale of Scientific Design Co. of Little F

Partial deregulation of South Korea's petrochemical industry is fueling a scramble by some of the co

Immunetech Pharmaceuticals and Tanabe Seiyaku Co. agreed to develop and market Immunetech's pharmace

U.S. airlines may cut fares this fall, but probably will avoid the bitter fare wars of winters past

SALOMON SEES FED TIGHTENING FURTHERFurther tightening by the Federal Reserve in a relatively

The U.S. dollar slipped slightly Monday, but remained broadly higher in quiet trading in advance of

Coffee and cocoa growers, who have not shared in a world boom in commodity prices this year, feel ag

Australia has used its bountiful land as an excuse to avoid living by its wits. The nation's

A scandal in the European Community involving injection of illegal hormones into cattle to spur grow

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

Uncertainty hangs over the Argentine government's plans for private sector oil producers even as out

A week-old U.S. Customs Service policy of examining all containers with cargofrom drug-sourc

Increased spot offering of Turkish rose oil may be bringing down the stiff $9,200 a kilogram price s

Mobil Chemical Co. is testing the market for enhanced biodegradable and photo-degradable properties

NL STUDIES PLAN TO SEPARATE UNITSNL Industries Inc. is considering a plan to separate its pe

A group representing more than 90 airlines has accused the British Airports Authority, which runs se

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The U.S. economy probably will grow more slowly and inflation might worsen, according to the latest

Crowley Maritime Corp. is moving its Atlantic division headquarters from Teaneck, N.J., to Jacksonvi

Medical malpractice insurers won a federal court appeal challenging a New York law that forces them

The United States should abandon farm price supports and production controls to capitalize on a grow

Textile Quotas to Watch as of 8/13/88* Fully Utilized Textile Quotas as of 8/13/88* Reflects

AUSTRALIANS TO PROTEST CUSTOMS JOB CUTSSYDNEY, Australia - Members of Australia's Administra

Japan's patent system, which has drawn harsh criticism from the United States, will be on the agenda

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A leading trucking official said here that a Michael Dukakis administration would be more likely tha

AIR PRODUCTS HIKES PVA PRICESALLENTOWN, Pa. - Air Products & Chemicals Inc. is increasing pr

PFIZER HIKES PRICE OF ITACONIC ACIDNEW YORK Pfizer Inc.'s chemical division announced the f

Most American servicemen overseas now can sample mom's fresh baked cookies only days after these mor

The chief executive of British cruise and hotel operator Cunard Steam-Ship Co. PLC will step down De

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The Ross Gear Division of TRW Inc. hopes to have a plan by Wednesday to fix a problem that has idled

At least 150 auto insurance claims filed with the Joint Underwriters Association will be turned over

Batus Inc., a unit of Britain's B.A.T. Industries PLC, said it filed a federal suit in Oregon challe

A funny thing has happened at Chronar Corp., a small solar company on a country road outside Princet