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CLEARER SKIES AHEAD: Danish Trade Minister Niels Wilhjelm foresees more structural changes and fewe

U.S. fruit growers are basking in the glow of profits as an export boom to tiny Taiwan continues.

U.S. critics of Japan's patent system are stepping up their attacks, accusing Tokyo of putting up tr

FUJITSU AMERICA INC. (San Jose, Calif.) - Yasushi Nakamura was named president and chief executive

ARAB NATIONS BUYING GUANGZHOU'S 'MIXERS'GUANGZHOU, China - Concrete mixers made by the Guang

TAIWANESE BIKE SALES TO THE US DOWN 40 PERCENTTaiwan's exports of bicycles to the United Sta

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The Arab League's Israel Boycott Office on Thursday renewed a 20-year-old ban on drinking Coca-Cola

US, SOVIETS HOPEFUL AS GRAIN TALKS BEGINVIENNA, Austria - Soviet and U.S. negotiators began

As a severe North American drought dramatized the dangers of rising world temperatures and resulting

Chinese officials are determined to cut output of pop-top beverage cans to curb aluminum alloy impor

A Jacksonville, Fla., trader and a Tampa agribusiness company received annual international business

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

Rainfall for the past two days across much of drought-stricken western Canada has improved crop pros

The U.S. dollar pushed mostly higher Thursday, largely on a rumor out of London that a new dollar-ye

Here is a list of some rig fires, explosions, collapses and other problems in the storm-swept North

Total Petroleum (North America) Ltd. expanded its operations in the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolita

The Energy Department said it will release at a July 21 seminar in Washington the initial findings o

July 6, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

The era of tall smokestacks and big power plants is ending for U.S. electric utilities, but some ind

China's central government recently established the Ministry of Energy Resources to combat critical

Canada's National Energy Board granted Pan-Alberta Gas Ltd. a 24-year license to export up to 2 tril

JAPANESE SALE TO BOOST IMPERIAL UNIT'S OUTPUTCALGARY, Alberta - Imperial Oil Ltd. said coal

US RIG COUNT RISES BY 27 TO TOTAL 921The number of working oil rigs in the United States ros

Oil refinery workers are ending a five-month strike at the British Petroleum Co. refinery here after

Long-battling parties at Eastern Airlines ended a month-long marriage counseling exercise Tuesday wh

A congressional study says the Reagan administration's proposal to trade away potentially valuable o

The Boeing Co., which last week received permission to export 767s to Poland and Romania, said it is

Long-running discussions to formulate a new aviation treaty between Australia and the United States

A coalition of private and public groups has taken its plea for an improved air transportation infra

The United Arab Emirates is pumping something else besides oil these days. Indeed, the UAE h

W. GERMANY TO BOOST AIRBUS SUBSIDIESBONN, West Germany - West German government officials ha

After six years of trying to convince companies their computer data is as good as gold, Secured Data

Amtrak won't begin rehabilitation work on the 50-mile segment of track in New England it has been gi

A Mississippi River channel at Greenville, Miss., closed since Sunday, is scheduled to open today at

Panamanian Foreign Minister Jorge Ritter said his country would not take part in a Panama Canal Comm

Despite last-minute attempts to mollify opposition to the long-awaited July 1 opening of South Korea

Premier Ciriaco de Mita has rejected calls for the removal of Italy's navyfrom the Persian G

A reorganization plan to put United States Lines' parent McLean Industries Inc. back on an even keel

On its return from the Independence Day recess this week, the Senate will face a long list of fiscal