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EXPORTS FROM BEIJING JOINT VENTURES GROWBeijing's foreign joint ventures earned US$7.72 mill

MiniScribe Corp., a leading manufacturer of hard disk drives for smaller computers, plans to nearly

Australia will press for an end to the United States' use of a trigger level to limit beef imports a

The government sought to cool trade tensions Tuesday by lifting a three-year- old ban on imported be

THE INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE CLUB (Fort Lee, N.J.) - Joseph Palmieri was named president of this non-p

The United States, which has gone from being the world's largest creditor to the greatest debtor nat

TAKESHITA ACCEPTS TAX REFORM CHANGESJapanese Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita bowed Tuesday t

SOVIETS TO LET POLAND DELAY DEBT PAYMENTSWARSAW, Poland - The Soviet Union agreed to postpon

The Canadian dollar has been riding a wave of foreign investor confidence in recent months, but anal

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Foreign exchange traders could be facing some boring markets for the rest of this year. The

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

The United States District Court in Richmond Tuesday entered an order confirming A.H. Robins Co.'s C

Lawsuits charging tobacco companies with failing to warn consumers about the health hazards of smoki

New Jersey motorists would pay up to $351 in auto insurance surcharges next year if a fourth surchar

FIREMAN'S FUND POSTS OPERATING EARNINGSNOVATO, Calif. - Fireman's Fund Corp. reported operat

The state Department of Insurance proposed a 5 percent surcharge Monday for New Jersey's 13,400 doct

GREENSPAN URGES: DROP RESTRICTIONS ON BANKSFederal Reserve Board chairman Alan Greenspan, in

Bill Duncan had spent 25 years at Chemical Bank of New York before a headhunter sought him out to be

The Palestinian uprising in Israeli-occupied territories is scaring away foreign visitors from Israe

When its insurance premiums soared 300 percent in 1985, the relationship between the Illinois State

Attorneys for cigarette makers and for the widower of a cancer victim are both unhappy with the land

Japanese automakers produced 6.33 million four-wheeled vehicles in the first six months this year, a

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The Port of Piraeus Authority is blaming a sudden increase in container movement for delays that led

A new European Community proposal suggests that the 12-nation bloc and the United States are basical

The U.S. Navy is running into environmental opposition, similar to that faced by the Port of Oakland

A business group has scheduled a five-day seminar here Oct. 10-14 for U.S. electronics firms interes

The Chinese government is adopting a rare hands-off approach to help a Beijing organization become a

Orders received by manufacturers of durable goods surged 8.8 percent in June,rebounding from

Auto sales probably will continue at mid-July's uneventful rate or slower through August and until t

YEUTTER SUPPORTS TRADE LEGISLATIONU.S. Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter said Tuesday he

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The U.S. government's insurance program for U.S. business in developing nations is facing a cutoff t

Diversion of U.S. import and export cargo through Canadian ports, after receiving scant attention in

Quaker State Corp., the venerable motor oil producer, will undertake a major new export program soon

Spain has bowed to pressure from the European Community to speed up the dismantling of its state-con

The Japanese government is cautiously optimistic that Japanese food prices will not be driven higher

Shipments of airplanes and other transportation equipment are a major reason behind the shrinking tr

Wall Street analysts said problems resulting from Chubb Corp.'s rain or drought insurance policy mig